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... Bottle ; other prices are genuine. Ask for OLDRI DOE’S BALM, 13, Wellington-atreet North, Strand, a few doors above the Lyceum Theatre, the opposite side. ever let the Shopkeepers persuade you use any other article as substitute for OLDRIDGE’S BALM. Illustrated ...
... character. Miss Baker, who played Sophia, has one quality in her favour—namely, a clear voice, powerful enough to fill large theatre. She acted, moreover, with spirit and intelligence, though she endowed the simple girl with somewhat too much of attention ...
... STATUE, r^-—■ by Mena. J. Bland. Hunyerd, Caatfleld,C. Selby llleeP.Horten,Mre.L.B.Bneklnjhani. andMliaK.Fttawd Royal lyceuu theatre.- Oder Manaranwt MiDiltl Vmus. THIS EVENING mil be performed WOULD BE AN ACTOB. Metier Mr. CheriM Metbewr; IKekejrDerUof.Hr ...
... her consent to marry him. He continued hi* risit* for considerabla timo, and iften accompanied Miss Gerrard to church, ihe theatre, and other public places for amusement and reoreation, and introduced her to friends as aUdyfor whom he had the highest respect ...
... Vergeltung” (Tbo Uoprisala) been performed ojtb great succeaa at tbe Court Theatre at Gotha, Music Paata.—A new comic opera, in two aoti, tar just bean produced at the Theatre de la Nation. It i> called Le Fanal,” and the composer is Adolphe Adam. The ...
... Bowood, on Monday next, for the season. The Duke of Manchester is surrounded by family circle at Kimbolton Castle. Druhy-lane Theatre.— Last night Miss Vaodenhoff made her first appearance for the season as Pauline, in Sir E. B. Lytton’s Lady Lyons.” She had ...
... Monyard, Canilleld,C. Selby, P. Horton, Mte. L. 8. Bnckingham. and Mlsa K. Fitrwil * eon elude with TWICE KILLED. KOYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.- Undar the of Msdamb Vkstbis. THIS EVENING will performed HE WOULD BE AN ACIOB. Motley, Mr. Chnrlee Mathews; Dickey Darling ...
... Solicitor—Mr. Thorne, the lessee the Pavilion Theatre. is not so much for the penalty that this proceeding is adopted, but for the protection of the lessees and others interested in the licensed theatres. Mr. Ingham granted the summons, and, upon the ...
... tbe metropolis. As sister Claudius, she reformed tbe conventual order with vengeance: tba parlour tbe establishment was tbe theatre of her wit: surrounded delighted nuns, by a lady abbess—half pleased and half perplexedand by a crowd of devotee and dissolutes ...
... LYCEUM THEATRE.- I n*‘«rth* of Madams Vehtris. THIS EVENING wiU performed NOT A BAD JUDGE. Characters by Messrs. Charles Mathews, Harley, R. Roxby, PaneUe, F. Cooke, Bellingham, Miss Glover, aua Miss Hen worth v. After which THK ISLAND OF JEWELS. Chumcten ...
... she had not rendered any assistance to her creditors. Her oldest son, George, had, in 1846, become lessee of the Olympic Theatre, and in 1848 her second son, Henry, became involved by theatrical engagements. In consequence of their losses the sons retired ...
... Bottle; other prices are genuine. Ask for OLDRIDGE’S BALM, 13, Wellington-street North. Strand, a few doors above the Lyceum Theatre, on the opposite side. Never let the Shopkeepers persuade you use any other article as a sabstitote for BALM. ...