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... gallery stalls, Ss. 6d.; gallery, 2~ ; p:t, 3s. 6d. Applications to be made at the Box-office at the Theatre. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. Smith. Re-opened, superbly decorated. The Best Pantomime in London Every Erowjqt 3S«M»iceudently benutinil ...
... Industry, Idleness, and Discontent. BEST PANTOMIMISTB IN THE PROVINCES. 'P Harlequin, Sig. VERONI (from the Theatre-Royal, ; Drury-lane); Clown, M. MACARTE Pantaloon, Mr, h CLINTON; Columbine, Madle. LAURETTS; Harlequinas, r- the MiS88 &'GREGoR and the Misses ...
... ANDREW HENDRY, „ , Agent for Petitioners. Dundee, December 25, 1857. GANGERS' ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE LINDSAY STREET (Late of Drury Lane). Licemed pursuant to Act of Parliament. grand new i' amusements. grand change of entertainment. The most talented troupe ...
... theatres, on boxing night, seem to have been tur- nished in the metropolis with their customary splendour and success. —At Drury-lane the pintomime was entitled ** Little Jack Horner: or Harlequin A.B. C., and the Enchanted Regions ef Nursery Rhyme,” in ...
... Street. i Now Ready, H ARRIS & CO.'s IMPROVED ACCOUNT- N BOOK for HOUSEKEEPERS, for 1855. Published by Harris & Co., 4 and 8 Drury Lane, Liverpool; Sold by all Booksellers. Price One Shilling and SUxpence. E DINBURGH REVIEW, NO. CCXVII., E ?? 1858. ADVERTISEMENTS ...
... Theatre royal drury-lane, K.T. SMITH. Aotlnr Mr. C. Mathtw*. Mr. R. Bothy. BL-UPENtU, buperliij and Mr. B. Honriu. The OMt PAN’rOM-ME Id Lo&doo, KVBBT EVENING. Trao•owdantly BeaDtitol; beyond deacriptlvm; the Artiatio WaoatormaUon and Ballet Bveo«a bayoad ...
... ELLIOTT GALER, (The celebrated English Tenor.) MR. OLIVER SUMMERS, MISS FANNY REEVES, & MRS. BARRETT. (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS. MR. G. MELVILLE, MR. F. DEWAR, MR. ROBERTS TINDELL, (Of the Theatre Royal, Briahtou, WILL ...
... Ihristmas Entertainments in the Metropolis Drcry-lane larger concourse of people proably never assembled within the walls of Drury-lane heatre than on Saturday night, to witness the new Ihristmas pantomime, which, under the vigilant uspices of Mr. E. T. Smith ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH.—Re-opened, superbly decorated.—The best Pantomime in London every evening. Transcendently beautiful! Gorgeous beyond description! The artistic transformation and ballet scenes beyond competition! A grand ...
... ; but if you or any of your friends intend to be children once more this Christinas, let me recommend the Princess’ and Drury Lane to your notice in the first place : make sure of seeing the Christmas-tree at the former house and the aquarium scene at ...
... CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES, &c. Drury-Lane.— The new piece here is entitled Little Jack Homer; or, Harlequin B C; and the opening scene presents the authors the old sctiool- books Hacker, Mrs, Trimmer, Pinnock, Mayor. Dr. Syntax, &c, employed dissipating the ...