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... QUEE'S R YAL THEATRE. T 7555 JOT5 C. JOSEPH{, PA TE NTEH ANDr 3tsANAGE. On THIS EVENING (Friday), the 20th pf June, Althe perforrnances will commence with the Drama of ' THIE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. Miss Emma Stanley A Grand pas de Deux Noble, from the Ballet of L'Omnbre, sill be danced by Mademoiselles Ernestine St. Louin and lish Prevot (her second appearance). After which the revived popular ...

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... 1r_ QUEEN'S ROYAL TH T 1iS EVENING (Wednesday), June 11, i8li, the per- fnraunces vjil1 commence with the N:ational Drama of Iloderick O'Connor, Mr. Reynolds; Nora Creina, la After which THE JACOBITE. A Hornpipe, by Mdlle. Ernestine St. Louln. To be followed by the Interlude of, THlE YOUNG SCAMP. To conclude with the laughable Farce of- THE LOTTERY TICKET. Doors open at a Quarter to Seven ...

... T QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. TEIS EVENING (Thursday), June 5, 1851, thb per- meaces with the New Drama of fr ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. Stephen Plum, Mr. Reynolds; Martha Gibbs, Mfrs. arris. After wbich s A PLEASANT NEIGHBOUR, A Waltz by MladIle, St. Louin. To conclade with the Burlesque Spectacle of RoIfII HOOD AND RICHARD C(E U E LION. ?? cocur de Lion, Mr. W. H. Eburne; Abd-el-Kader, Mr. Ro ...

... TlE QUEEN'S ROYAL TIHEATRE.! art. JOHN C. JOSEPHr, rATaNTEEI AND MANAGER On AVIS EVENING (Monday), tbe 28d of June, 1811, the performaces w~il co~mm~enc with the Comedy of Airs. Fitzsmith, Miss Emma Stanley. After which the popular Farce of TAG MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. Miss Emma Stanley. To conclude with the Ballet ?? of y FLORIO LT FLORETTE. / Stage Manager, Mr. Waikiip Burroughs. Doors open at a ...

... HEERQUE OYA ROYAL THEATRE. THIS EVENING (Thursday), June 12, 1851, the per- foreaflces will commence with the Melo -Drama of After which MY WIFE'S SECOND FLOOR. A Hornpipe, by Altille. Ernestine St. Louin. To be followed by the Interlude of J THAT RASCAL JACK I To conclude with the laughable Farce of THE ILLUSTRIOUS STRANGER. Doors open at a Quarter to Seven o'Clock, and Perfor- ?? commence at ...

... QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. ,,l. ;jone, C. JOSEPH, PATENTEE AND MANAGER. oD THIS EVENING (Friday), the 27th of June, the performances will commence with the Romantic Drama of THE DEVIL'S IN IT I Rollo, Miss Emma Stanley. X A Grand Divertisement, arranged by Madlle. St. Lofn. After which the New Piece de Circonstance ofi THE PAS DE FASCINATION, > on, A COUNTESS FOR AN HOUR. Katherine Kloper, Miss ...

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