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... Mr. Waterfall, Confectioner. A hmited number of Tickets only wiU be issued. 4th January, 1850. THOS. MARSHALL. Hon. Sec. THEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. First appearance of Mr. WALTER GRISDALE. On Monday and Tuesday, Jar^Tth and *th, I*so, will be Performed ...
... are glad to learn that Mr. Raynor has already directed his attention to these nuisances, and taken steps to suppress them. Theatre Royal. â The holiday amusements of the last two weeks are to be followed by more legitimate per- formances. Mr. Walter ...
... subject. The admirers of dramatic excellence will be pleased to know, that Miss Helen Faucit is engaged to appear at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday next. We regard her as the best living representative of many of die finest characters ...
... con- ducted by Mr. Bell, played admirably. The refreshments were provided by Mrs. Jewitt, in a highly satisfactory manner. Theatre Royal. — ltalian Opera. — Last night, Donnizetti's celebrated opera of Lucrezia Borgia was per- formed before a very r ...
... on the Marvellous Post- Office, Sheffield. Private Parties, and FaniiUes attended. Further notice will be given next week. THEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. Mr. SAVILLE has the gratification of announcing to the Gentry and Inhabitants of Sheffield ...
... — This gentleman's farewell performances take place at the Theatre Royal, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday next. Additional remarks on this subject may be found in the third page. Theatre Royal. — Last evening-, a full and fashionable audience assembled ...
... ceimmence at Eighto'Clock. Tickets may be had at the Newspaper Offices, and at Mr. Saunders's Music Saloon, 32, High street. THEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD MR. MACREADY'S FAREWELL of the Stage in SHEFFIELD. MONDAY, January 2 1st, will be presented Shakupeare's ...
... tokens of approbation. Sigi ora Montenegro acted and sung in magnificent style. She has taste, talent, and genius; and in any theatre in Europe, some of her performances would be pronounced truly excellent. Signora Santiago is very modest and interesting in ...
... been formed, and lots were drawn as to who should be the one to commit tlie act. The party to whom the lot fell, went to the theatre on the night of the 24th of December, when it was expected that the President would be present, but, fortunately, he did not ...
... £Jjcatre ftogal. The appearance of Miss Helen Faucit as Rosalind, in As You Like It, drew a full audience to the Theatre Royal, yesterday sennight. It was altogetber a charming and graceful performance, and exhibited the various powers of the actress ...
... Conductor— Mr. SAUNDERS. Seats, 2s. 6d. ; Promenade, Is. ; Gallery, 6d. THEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD — FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. WATKINS BURROUGHS, Of the London and principal Provincial Theatres, who wtil sustain his celebrated Character of VIDOCQ, THE FRENCH ...
... and authenticated particulars will, no doubt, be announced in the next Independent. Theatre-Royal. — Mr. Macready's farewell ap- pearance last night drew to the Theatre a most crowded and brilliant audience. Hundreds were unable to gain admission to the ...