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... flattering Testimonials of Approbation. These are the same Artistes who created so great a sensation at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, two years since, and will make theirfirst appearance O N MONDAYivening, February 9th, when will bs Performed Payne's celebrated ...
... d, February 12, 157. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMIsTHI. All over by Half-rast Eleven, to eiable cosstry visitors to return by the Twselvse o'clock trains. The greidest hit of all is tlse Drury-lane Pao tentime;. Nightl v overjlodvs. ...
... byandieroscrwded to lbs, resf.1 thee evidncig Is neqsivoi suroe i wil h pefor ed very evenisgg until THE GREATEST HMT OF ALISTHE DRURY LANE PANTOIE Nightly Overflows. The free list entirely suspended. Immsediate appllrliten Is requtstts to secure seats. The B ...
... Ficot night of'a new three-act dramll, In which Hr. Charlns Mathews soil ouctabs thepicpleaatr rHEGaATS HVIT OF ALL, IS THE DRURY LANE, PANTOMIME. Nlghtt overfiows. The free i~st tetireiY'.uPeided. Immnediate a~ppication in re~quisite-i o~earelea~te. The ...
... rSIEATIbE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- LIssee, Mr. E. T. SsreTH. T.,nLgilalarr Mr. Charles Mathews ; Stage-Manager, Mr. Robert ,wcng--a Rxoxby; Scenic Artist, Air, William Beverley. til over be lal -past Eleven, to enable country visitors to return by the TIvel ...
... EDINBURGH.. Umu-R. IL WixDRII FIRST NIGHT of.thc Engagement of the popular Tragedian, MR BARRlY SULLIVAN of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and. ilaymarket THIS EVENING, SATURDATS February 7,1857, The Entertainments will commnrence with Shakspeare's * Tragedy ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, EDINBURGH. T Lee-R. It. WYNDueXer BENEFIT and LAST APPEARANCE of HiR and MIRS WALLER, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and principal American Theatres. . THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, February 1; 1857, The Performances will commence with Sir Builwer ...
... BELFAST. -P, NGAGEMENT OF TNE- E M I N E N T 1S2 Artistes, BI R S. EM M A WALLER AS D MIR. WALLER, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, Dublin, and Australia. On MONDAY Evening, MIarch 2, 1857, 'Mr. and Mrs. E.N.at\A WALL.E Wvill make their First ...
... performing at these towrns, in the Theatres Royal, formserly of En. 25, Sonthamrpton-street, Stranud, Leoradn, m~aiager of ?? Drury Lane Theatre, in copartuorehip with Frediricih Kingsbury perforrinig w ith a oorpa nY asan3 Enwglish opera corsyany. itIiJI AJltI) ...
... Cthe sdlghtest paln.t nTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 1 .Leosoo, Mr E. T. SMITT. All ovar by half-past elevou, to rnable eountry vlsltorsto return by I the twelve o'clock train,. The GREATEST lilT of all ie the DRURY-LANE PANTO- MlIME. Nilgtly overloese. The ...
... AustinfHrlli, February Z.1157. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-.LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. Sine. All over by 'Half-pat Eleven, to enable conutry visitors to return by the Twelve o'clock trains. The greatest hit of all Is the Drury-lane Paotomilre. Vightly overflows. The frce ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.' Leaie, Mr. . T. SXITH. All over by alf-p ast E leven. t enable country visitore to return by the Twelve o'clock trains. Ihe greatest hit of all is the Drury-lane Pantomime. Nightly overflows. The free list entirey suspended ...