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... Oper Drury Lane ‘nglish Opera. Covent Garden Fall BAND and powerfal CHORUS, se! tected from the Royal Doors open at Half-past Seven, to commence at Eight o'clock Orchestral Stalls and Dress Cirele, 3s. .; Upper Boxes, 2s, ; Pit, 1s Be Gallery box Plan ...
... OPERAtfAT DRURY LANE. It so seldom happens that a really genuine opera, the old-fashioned acceptati n thelterra, is produced, that when that phenomenon occurs it should not pass without recognition. During the past two operatic seasons at Drury Lane Theatre ...
... Theatre Royal. Gloucester. Uoder the Management of MR. FELIX ROOERS and MISS JENNY WILLMORE, from the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Adelphi, Royalty, &e. LAST SIX NIGHTS. MONDAY, May 18th, the admired Drama, The WILLOW COPSE, concluding with Buoketone's ...
... Sheppard, a deaf and dnmb lad of about 19, been charged at Bow-street with being disoiderly and creating a disturbance at Drury Lane Theatre. The case having been proved, Mr. Vaughan asked why he had made a noise in the street. The interpreter explained ...
... still crowding the Lyceum; Babil and Bijou” fills Covent Garden; and the “Lady the Lake” has run to morning performances Drury Lane. the latter theatre preparations for the Christmas pantomime are already in active progress. is be called The Children in ...
... guidance and direction pantomime made a fresh start and reached stage of lavish splendour never before seen. In many of the Drury Lane productions he was joint author. Operatic art in this country owes great deal to the deceased gentleman, and the annual ...
... to produce it. We have beard his probable loss on the speculati »n put at 80,000/. Mr Halliday’s annual spectacular piece Drury Lane,* The Lady of the Lake,” has not been a success this year, and we trust that in future this splendid theatre will be dedicated ...
... ELLEN AKHURST Soprano (Criterion Theatre) ; Miss EUNICE IRVING, Comedienne (daughter of the late celebrated Joseph Irving, Drury Lane); Mr. FOURNBSS ROLFE, Mimic and Buffo (Hanover Square Rooms) ; Mr. MOZART WILSON, Pianist and Conductor; and Mr. ALFRED ...
... —The gentleman who was detected In church some weeks since fiddling with hi* hunch of keys has been engaged, hear, for the Drury Lane pantomime, to play a duet with another musical gentleman who drums on the back of a chair. YoUNO Puss. —Herr Blitzer : is ...
... Mass. The Bishop, we presume, is down upon Mr. Drury, for allowing his church to be turned by Brother Ignatius into sort of Drury Lane. Scientific.—A Magnetic Mountain has been discovered in Swedish Lapland. It is creating groat sensation, and, as may be ...
... GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE GREAT DRURY LANE PANTOMIME! Universally admitted the most mag.'iificxnt ever produced Cheltenham. The gorgeous TRANSFORMATION SCENE received nightly with thunders of applause. THE Performance commences each Evening at Seven with ...
... The Victor Vanquished, a Sketch at Strasbunr. Balmoral Castle and other Sketches in the Highlands Nilsson s Last Night at Drury Lane. Portrait Slr. Stanley, , . , The Discoverer of Dr. Livingstone. -Tishing for Breakfast, a Scene in Colorado. The Sea Serpent ...