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... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS, CHEER I ' (Great Success): Misses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh, Daltra, and Fanny Brough: Messrs. Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel Rignold. C D.ilton, S. Howard A. Melford. H. Revelle, W. Rignold. I I Morniug Performance ...
... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS. CHEER (Great Success:: Muses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh, Daltra, and Fanny Brough; Messrs. Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel Rlgnold. C. Dalton. S. Howard A. Melford. H. Revelle, W. Rignold. Morning Performance Ev.-ry ...
... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS. CHEER 1 1 (Great Sue-ess): Misses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh. Daltra, »nd F_r.nv Brough: Messrs Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel . Rignold, C. Daltota. S. Howard A. Melford. H Revelle. W. Rignold. J Morning Performance ...
... WHITTINGTON. at DRURY-LANE. The SPORTSMAN says:— Dick Wliittington is a great suc- cess, and the pantomime is far and nway the best we have seen. UGUSTUS HARRIS'S PAXTOMIME. WHITTINI'TON. at DRURY LANE. The GLOBE says :— Drury Lane Pantomime for the ...
... critics to be another tremendous Drury Lane 'Triumph. YOUTH.— Anoihr Drury Lane Triumph, surpassing all pre- vious suc-c-s- ts even unlcr Mr. Augustus Harris's management of unparalleled tuccesee*. YOUTH— Adoi her Drury Lane Triumph.— The Telegraph says ...
... HARRTS as MAJOR TEMPLE, TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. DRURY LANE. HUMAN NATURE. WILLIAM HERBERT as PAUL DE VIGNE, TO-NIGHT, at 7.46. DRURY LANE. HUMAN NATURE. ' ROBERT PATEMAN as Mr. LAMBKIN. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. DRURY LANE. HUMAN NATURE. HARRY NICHOLL., EDMUND LEATHE9 ...
... PANTOMIME, WHITTINGTON, at DRURY LANE. PUNCH says :* The Pantomime is on the whole about the most gorgeous spectacle ever yet seen on this or any other stage. AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S PANTOMIMES, WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT, at DRURY LANE, and JACK AND THE BEANSTALK ...
... passed at Drury Lane. AUG U S T V ; S ;THAR r! ~S 7 S~P AN T O M I M E , X^L WHITTINGTON, at DRURY LANE. The ECHO says:— The hiost magnificent pantomimo that London has witnessed. AUGUSTU S HARRIS'S PANTOMIME, WHITTINGTON, at DRURY-LANE. The ERA says ...
... LONDON. ' Of tA ?? and at all ?? THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.— SoIe Lessee and Manager. Sir Augustus Harris.— LlTTLE 80-PEEP, LITTLE RLD RIDING HOOD, and HOP O' MY THUMB. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.3 J. DRURY LANE PANTOMIME.— TWICE DAILY, at 1.3U and 7.30. The ...
... annual Drury Lane panto- mime;' but it is in reality as three-bodied a pantomime as the arms of the Isle of Man a c tlnee legged. ' LITTLE 80-PEEP at DRURY-LANE. — The STANDARD says:— ln preparing his pantomime e7ery Ci.nstu.as at Drury Lane Sir Augustus ...
... audiences. LADDIN at DRURY LANE combines ia one Entertainment the best features and fun of old-fashioned Pantomime, the gluries of mo i em Spectacle, the grace of French Feerie, and the charm of Comic Opera. ALADDIN AT DRURY LANE -leases alike Old and ...
... combination of colour that the effect is sought and obtained. Once more Drury Lane has resumed its Lest « Uiristntas aspect and its manager has triumphed. X ITTLE BO - PEEP at DRURY LANE. — The Bj MORNING POST says:— Never before has Sir Augustus Tiairis ...