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... THEATRE ROYAL. pOSMVELY THE LAST THREE NIGHTS or MR. KENNETH LEE, Supported by Mr. G. NEVILLE, from Drury Lane Theatre, MISS OLIPH WEBB, and a powerful dramatic company, especially organised for the representation of that most successful drama of modern ...
... Concerts Loudon First appearance that celebrated German Cantatiice, ' Madlle. JETTY TREFFZ, who this season, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, has been received with the most flattering applause. M. JULLIEN'S GREAT EXHIBITION QUADRILLE 1 WILL performed, Pronounced ...
... Charles Frampto: n, of the O pera Henry Emden, of the Theatre Drury Lane. Ihe huge mechanical e ffects manufactured by the Brothers Skinner, of the same GEORGE AUGUSTUS s ALA says: “I went to Drury Lane expecting lit tle, but was agreeably sur- rised. THE WORLD ...
... Westbourne Park, London The only 24 years of age, aud ber pre- career was lor three years with Mr. P in the preduction of at Drury- lane. Lately mus ted suff mele: holia, not her friends did their best to cheer as far her, but she to sadden her life. The there ...
... conclude with the following paragraph: Funeral at his late sidence on Tuesday two a.m. Dunn, for many years the treasurer of Drury Lane Theatre, was never known to have seen a single new plav acted ; none the less, however, when he was asked as the merits ...
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... Tableaux, entitled THE WORLD, by Merritt, Pettitt, and Harris, Performed with such immense success at the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, LONDON, | for upwards of 300 nights, and i ns by their ROYAL HIGHNESSES the I PRINCE and PRINCESS of WALES. The Company ...
... eldest has learnt and all are good Plain N Apply to Mrs. P. G. Buawany, Barkestone Vicarage, 2 le THEATRE ROYAL, LEICESTER. DRURY LANE GRAND EY GLISH OPERA COMPANY.—FOR SIX NIGHTS! HARLAND; MIs. i MR. H. CORRIE; MR. S FANNY REEVES- D. READ; MR. ELLIOT GAL ...
... Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Mr. EDMUND ROS imo Baritone of Her Ma- jesty’s and Drury Lane Theatres), Mr. JOHN MANLEY, Mr. J. W. MORGAN, Mr. OLIVER SUMMERS, and Mr. ELLIOTT GALER (Primo Tenore of the National English Opera, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and Covent ...
... Emden, of The h Brothers Skinner, of the same mechanical effects manufactured by the GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA says: “I went te Drury Lane expecting little, but was agreeably sur- THE WORLD IS A DISTINCT, BRILLIANT, AND ALL ROUND SUCCESS, so the audience with ...
... Swan- th, form: ly of the Strand Theatre ; Phili Days + William West, in his 94h year, the of the English stage, lessee of Drury Lane in 1820; Sydney ay actor ; John Clayton, actor a ill, ished comedian of tres mr a E!phinstone Knowles, and actress, widow ...
... Tottenham-street, now so well known as the Prince of Wales's. In May, 1824, he held a subordinate position in the great Drury Lane company; and an illness which overtook Mr. Harley gave him the chance of appearing at a few hours' notice in Shakespeare's ...