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Peterhead Sentinel and General Advertiser for Buchan District

PETERHEAD SENTINEL, SEPTEMBER 2s,

... deserving institutions are to lose that charitable assistance so freely rendered through the medium of the musical festivals. Drury Lane is once more open with the “ligitimate.” Macbeth and Comm arc now upon the boardp, with Phelpsand M-.es Atkinson the leading ...

TO I'KAaXKBI’HOU

... amusements in general, are they not written in the ample folds of the daily press But the novelties for Easter were very few. Drury Lane was alone great in originality. I’en at the Adwdnhi and One Tree Hill at the Strand, give us a little that is really new; ...

THX OXSAT XKKKDT OF THE A6E

... THE FOOTLIGHTS; or. Sketches Playboaae Bociety. The Heads by CiMHti— H. Buea ; the Tales by Warxbb Stshxb. 1 Private Box Drury Lane. The Balcony the Aoeiphi 3 The Sulla Her Majesty’s Theatre. 4 Tbs Gallery Convent Garden. 6 The Pit the Strand. fl tk« Bo*wt ...

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... destination of the monument. The promoters anuonoce grand melange dramatufue to lake place oa Tuesday evening. June JO, Drury Lane Theatre, under the immediate patronage of tbeir Royal Highuesse* the Prince and Princess of Wales, who have signified their ...

l^fnllncL r, APRIL 8, 1864. FROM CUU LONDON COKRESPCXDENT. London, WednfwiUy. The Prussians have once more ..

... opens Her ijesty's theatre with Verdis Rigoletto ; and I sure every one him successful season, which he well deserves. At Drury Lane the first part of Henry IV has been brought out with much success; how could it be otherwise, when the manager has secured ...

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... refused peitnit that those representations should place in Her ftlejealy'a Theatre, and they were given in consequence at Drury Lane. Mr Lumley has now put forth announcement thanking the public for ihe generous patronage and substantial benefit conferred ...

PICKINGS FROM CURRENT GOSSIP. There have been signs (says the Worl l) desire to make the christening of ..

... uiven great satisfaction to metropolitan society. It is unlikely that her Majesty w'ill attend more than one performance Drury Lane ; but the fact that she is disposed to give even that amount of encouragement td the gaieties of the capital will have a ...

PICKINGS FROM CURRENT GOSSIP. All the protean. »n.l all the effort, of different secietiee, have le»ye the » ..

... production of a lug London pantomime means may he- imagined from, the the i\M Moll Gazette with regard to this yearn pantomime Drury Lane Theatre. Tb« wilt coat 1116,000, and practically, with working ex penaea, each performance will coat about idC». On of the ...

«• When should to* marked change you speak of begin «how? In twenty-four hoard, or less Tiien to-morr w night

... repiesented comp'ele story in four chapters, by Richard Dowling. Worthy of special note among the articles are “ The Wedding Rmg Drury Lane ; “Me ale and Medal Co'lecliug : Notes on Bird Mode,’’and “ Missin; Ship .” •• The Month’s Set uce and Arts” —continues ...

PICKINGS FROM CURRENT GOSSIP

... stems admirable. It is an item club gossip (says London correspondent) that Gladstone has placed in the binds of the manager Drury Lane tr»ge-!y, of which the right ho i. g -ntlemau is the auth r. know Mr Gladstone is the possessor of prize of that kind, it ...

PICKINGS FROM CURRENT GOSSIP. Lady Granville Gordon, sister of the Mju’quia Runtly, has, says London pap». anew ..

... great hilarity , a rattle of wit, and much bright reminiscence and anecdote. Lately he visited Britain ami “ starred at Drury l-ane A Brvrra>: k. —Conbwrt the most exoctiug found the fa*’t that the whole process of Manufactaring Cadbury’.u'ure C« -th? ...

LONDON CORN MARKET, August 3

... kindly poetical address, Qeorge Augustus Sala, which was read by the author at a Dramatic Entertainment, given iu July, at Drury Lane Theatre, for the benefit of the widow and children of Mr Brough. It concludes thus Too weak to cope in conflicts rude and ...