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... invited to attend. J. HUMPHRYES, Hon. Sec. Hjp-Markct Hotel, Worcester, February 12th, 1855. THEATRE {M^k ROYAL, WORCESTER. DRURY LANE GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, for SIX NIGHTS. MISS JULIA HARLAND, MISS FANNY REEVES, MR. H. CORRIE, MR. (.SUMMERS, MR. D ...
... following week, from ten till five « clock daily. Admission on presentation of Card of Address. THEATRE §^& KOYAL, W ORCESTER. DRURY LANE GRAND ENGLISH OPER _ COMPANY, for SIX NIGHTS. MISS JIM I A HARLAND, MISS FANNY REEVES MR H CORRIE, MR. O'SUMMERS, MR. D ...
... SATURDAY NKXT, at two o'clock p.m., to take into consideration the best mode of carrying on the Hunt. THEATRE ROYAL, WORCESTER. DRURY LANE GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, for SIX NIGHTS. MISS JULIA HARLAND. MISS FANNY REEVES, MR. H CORRIE, MR. O'SUMMERS, MR. D. ...
... Castle Grounds got up on a SCALE OF GRANDEUR in which no expense or talent has been spared by MR. BUNN, late Lessee of the Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, by permission | of LORD WARD. On referring to the Dudley Castle Bills full particulars may be ...
... Castle Grounds got up on a SCALE OF GRANDEUR in which no expense or Ment has been spared by MR. BUNN, late Lessee of the Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, by permission of LORD WARD. On referring to the Dudley Castle Bills full particulars may be ...
... ln 'mating that he has succeeded in effecting an Engagement, for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, commencing JULY 2nd, 1855, with the ' DRURY LANE OPERA COMPANY, whose first engagement created so great a furore here. 1 he Company will comprise the following distinguished ...
... London, and they 1 will be sent securely packed per return. THEATRE ROYAL, W O R C E S TER. INOnMOCS SUCCESS OF THE THE DRURY LANE OPERA COMPANY. TrnRARA L L E L E D ATTRACTION for I SATURDAY. JULY 7t'n, positively the Last n^ hthv desire and under the ...
... MR. OLIVER SUMMERS, Basso of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; MR. B. BOWLER, j Tenore of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Princess's, \ und Lyceum ; MISS KATE WARRINGTON, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Haymarket ; I AND MISS HODSON. With an EFFICIEN ...