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... run of goof houses. The pantomime, from the pen of Mr. H. J. Byron, is one of his best ; the scenery is by Mr. Day, of the Drury Lane Theatre ; and the limelights and dissolving views are by Mr. Willing& Miss Polly Paul, as columbine, Mr. Harry Sidney, as ...
... the SISTERS Ryan- WOOL FRIDAY.—Mr. BELTON'S B E NEFIT. The Eminent Tragedian, Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will make his first appearance in Exeter, since his return from Australia, Monday, February 10th, 1868. OPEN STOCK EXCHANGE ...
... EDNMSDAY. BENEFIT of the Simms Rusit- AT.—Mr. BELTON'S BENEFIT. Eminent Tragedian, Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN, la Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will make his first trance in Exeter, since his return from Australia, Monday, February 10th, 1868. RADEN'S PREPARED GROATS ...
... of LA ST ITUE, BLANCHE. FRIDAY.—Mr. BELTON'S BENEFIT. The Eminent Tragedian, Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN, of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, will make his first a ppearance iu Bitter, since his return from Australia, on lontiay, February 10th, 18CA. 'ARIS EXHIBITION ...
... his The Eminent Tragedian, Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN, intention to give two sacred concerts on the filth of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will make his first March, in this city, if he can obtain a sufficient amount ice in Exeter, since his return from Australia ...
... —JACK ROBINSON and his MONEY, concluding with the PANTOMIME. the Eminent Tragedian. Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN, be Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, will make his first trance in Exeter, since his return from Australia. Fehru4ry 10th, 1808, iz HAMLET, and 'MOAT in ...
... Sulli-an, the tragedian, who played in Exeter the week before last to almost empty benches, is . now drawing crowded houses at Drury Lane. The Tunes says his Richard 111. shows a mastery over the great points in the part which cannot easily be curhatd ; and ...
... MONDAY, JULY 27th, 1868. The Great and Versatile Comedians, Miss JENNY WILLMORE and Mr. FELIX ROGERS, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Princess's, Surrey, St. James's, New Royalty, Adelphi, Ac., will have th e honour of making their first appearance in Exeter ...
... ELIE pERFOR _V A CES ONL Y, MONDAY, Juts 27th, 1868. ce V ers atile Comedians, Miss JENNY Ur. FELIX ROGERS, of the m i l, Drury Lane, Princess's, Surrey, St. Royalty, idelphi, will have the =kin their first appearance in Exeter on the date. aided by a splendid ...
... LVIONADE. The Great and Versatile Comedians, Maas JENNY WATER. WILLMORE and Mr. FELIX ROGERS, o f t h e pot Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Princess's, Surrey, St. MAL VERN SELTZER. James's, New Royalty , Adelphi, (to., will have the „, a t ec ted by label having ...
... wonderfully. Tags TRE ROYAL.—A talented metropolitan company, under the management of Mr. Joseph Irving, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, commenced a short engagement at our Theatre hum evening, and met a very cordial reception. The company includes several ...
... EXETER. Maßlarcm IRE 2T. a Grand Bespeak ttronage and Presence of ENAY, M.P., ,resented A NEW WAY and PERFECTION. Drury Lane, and Mr. tRY ELECTION, 1868. any Bills, Charges, or BURGESS KARSLitKE t uire, or either of them, for action, must send in ...