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... Millwrights, C..rpe'.ter*_iC-i Agents, the whole being within a very short __»« the York and Scarbro' Railway, and the Canal. THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK\~ Performances every Evening, coiamtaciujt at 7 o'Coa. ON EASTER MONDAY, Ist April, 1850, will be presented the ...
... production?, possessed many of the advantages of theatrical repre- Bentation, without the evils too frequently prevailing at the theatre. Another member afterwards expressed a hope that Mr. Russell might be engaged, at some future time, to read the second part ...
... THEATRE -ROYAL, YORK. Per;o-rtanerx Every Erenine, e)nrneheing at Ser-tt o'Clork . Licensed pursuant to Act of Parliament, by the Lord Mayor and Corporation, to J. L. PtilellA ltD, the Lessee and Director of the York Theatrical Circuit, since Oct. 1812 ...
... gallery entrance of Drury-lane Theatre. The premises, which were five floors high, including the basement, were adjoined by numerous similar erections either side, whilst the space between the burning property and the theatre was not more than a few yards ...
... an Original Dramatic Spectacle, from PROPHE1E, now acting in most of the principal Theatres in London with distinguished success, and will be produced in this Theatre, with New Scenery Extensive Machinery! New Dresses aud Decorations! This most elaborate ...
... conception, scholar-like delivery, and dramatic colouring displayed, imparted to the whole illusion which it has been thought the theatre could alone supply. The trial scene was a drama itself, and presented to us characters unrecognised by us before. The Duke ...
... Wednes- TL.^.^^,! r2_2 lhe ?? 1 Artillery (about Ci Urn,: rushe.l „ ,'«' °l'Ps«te a travelling theatre. ci' Uti -' named _n P the s*ps of the theatre, «s_*« v fiL ?? fT'V ° f the V^lnrtn, forthwith eh.?*' as fill as ack n » lon the Performers, ...
... On Tuesday evening two curpeniers employed in making some alterations in the second the Strand Theatre, quarrelled and fo S ' lt° L**j, threw the other, named Matthews, over jrf» ,^ |j! ' ' ling into the orchestra, falling with ~,a' . dangerously injured ...
... stock. Ss;woes —LEA Tueslay evening, between the hour• and 6, excitement was aimed amongst the company of the New Strand Theatre. in esuisequeeco of the 11/dosing occurrence, which will Le attended with very serious, if out fatal. results to one of the ...
... The Theatre and the New Play. D uring the present week, Mr. Pritchard has introduced on to the York Boards, a new plaj, entitled The Prophet, and that too with very great success, so far as the applause with which it has been received will enable to ...
... hear it, for an uglier countenance I never saw. The countenance slunk quickly out of sight. Good Advice. When you visit a theatre in the metropolis, or into a crowd, always pick your own pocket before leaving home. If you fail to do this, the duty may ...
... performers. The piece altogether, has been placed udou the stage in a manner highly c, editable to the manager Last night, the theatre was brilliantly attended the performances being under the farewell patronac-'e of Colonel Marten, K.H., and the officers of ...