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... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. Unbounded and triumphant success of the Great Drary-lane Panto. mime, unequalled in brilliancy, effect, aiud novelty in the annals of the Stage. Houses crowded nightly to the roof receive it with tumultuous shouts of applause. Every one should see this Gem of Pantomimj and the greatest Wonder of the Age. The Flying Fairies in the last scene, ...

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... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- TLessee, MrT. E. T. SMTUB. The greatest Wonders of thc World, LES FEMMES VOLANTES; OR, FLYING FAIRIES, dancing in the air, who caused such extra. ordinary sensation at the Theatre d'Ambg, at Parie, are engaged by Mr. Smith, and appear every evening in she last scene of the Grand Christmas Pantomime, with enthusiactic applause from -houses crowded to the ceiling. ...

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... -ARD'S IMPROVED PATENT FLUTE. Mr. CARD, principal Flute at the Sacred Harmonic society, 'te ondon Sacred Harmonic Society, at Exeter Hall, and also of the Philharmonic Society manufacturer to the queen's Private Chamber Band, and the Royal Academy of Music, haso'ompleted his Important Flute Improvements, givingogreater volume end brilliancy of tone, facility for fingering, anld eauty of ...

... T1HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAE.- Lesese, ?? T. SasTes. Enormous attraction and increased novelty. . The gorgeous Christ- mas Pantomine universally pronounced to be the best produeed oh the English Stage for years. Delighted crowds nightly attest its merits. New Eldlects each representation. The Flyihg Woiders* or Women of thceAir, from Paris, have created a sensation on ?? mind without parallel ...

... TO ADVERTISERS. The Proprietors of THE ERA beg to apprize the Public, that in conseascence of the D.uty on Advertesemitets havjsog been totally repealed, a considerable reduection witt be smade in their Advertising Scale. Advertisemzents not exceeding Five Lines mitt henceforth be inserted in Tnrn ERA for 2s. 6d-being one half the lowest charge hitherto paid on any Advertisements-mnore thase ...