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... MAINE, HARLEQUIN, THEATRE M ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, continues to give instruction in all kinds of Stage and Fancy Dancing at his Academy every Monday, Thurs. day, and Saturday Mornings. Apply, by letter, Stage Door, Drury-lane Theatre. Every description of Ball-room ...
... paitosniilni were first introdtecd in Londen by Mr. .lohu Doaglia ai the Standard, tslo years previous totheir taking place at Drury-lane theatre. Every eveeing dliring the week the performances will commence with the gratid ceceic Christmas Pantomiie, called ...
... Actor of the Theatres Poyayl, Drury-lane, Coveut-garden, Lyceum, Strand, Aaeiphi, Olympio,eud surrey Tlheatres. Letters addressed to Mr. STIuRLING, Slage-leor, Royal Eriglisil Opera Zoventc-Garden or Theatre Royal,.Drury-lane, soll be prompitly attended ...
... FV-4 H GREAT SULLIVAN 7j,7HE AND HIS WONDERFUL SON Appear every Evening at HalFpast Nine o'clock. IDDLESEX :\IUSIC HALL, 't DrURY.LANE.-Proprietor. B. WINDER. OPEN EVERY EVENING. This elegantr aid old-eslablished place of entertainment has beei the admiration ...
... public and the ealogium of the press; amongst them are the following- Royal Italian Opera Rouse Evans's Hotel Theatre Royal, Drury-lane Town Hall, Oxford Great National Standard iheatre Admiral Reppel note Royal Grecian Saloon Cremornes Ilelkourne Royal Surrey ...
... furthor )artiaulars apply to John Ieared, Wexford; and - - - W A.-RFDMO)D-. ?? ?? The Werford telanmhlp Compay's Odicee tf 8. Drury-lane, Water-atreet, Liverpool. ?? 1 8 s - 3~~ANUEAYit 1889, Three timees weeky fom each pert (Weather perm~ttin, unlt prevenstod ...
... and the IntantsLauri will appear. Conductor, Mr. A. 3Mellon. En -Cte.mene at Seven o'clock.' DRURY-LANE. E. T. SMITHE, Lcssee. Irnmense -4eless of the Drury-lane briltiant Pantomine, 1cr- formed by the treatest lantominic Comptnsy in the Ws cld-llarry tleno ...
... Wedacoday, at Two o'clock. a Grand Morning Perform- Atr inter of tle Pitntemime, terniatatinig by Henif-past Four. ratifit has s DRURY-LANE. oc L. T. SMfITH, Lesoce.OfC lumottosa succes~s of thea Dritry-laine brillianmi Pantomime, per- ?? formed by t'toe~reat ...
... s Apply eat 35, Tithebarn-itreet. 3ja9 WANTED, a VEGETABLE COOK, also a IITOEN. _7 MAID, for a Dining Eoom.-Apply at 9, Drury-lane. Wt ANTED, at No. 17, Houghton-street, a BOY; also, a l GIRL to Manage a Kitchen. W ANTED. a renpectable strong YOUNG WOMAN ...
... Exeter Hall Concerts, Ae,. hI O N S . D E P R E T The eminent Belgian Tenor; MR. J. G. PATEY, lEas, of the Theatra Royal Drury-lane, and the Principal fr Thuatres of Italy. EOLO VIoLT ?? %IADULLE SOPHIE EUMLER, Whobas had the ?? of performing before her ...
... ever witnessed within the walls of the Royal Ampitheatre, London. No. 2, K ENILWORTH, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. No. 3, THE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN, as per- formed at the Surrey Theatre. And No. 4, ROB ROY, as performed at the Theatre ...
... Pasquale. Mddlie Lesluine and Monsieur Vandris, Doors open at hall-past Sir, commence at ten minutes to Seven. rlxHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- LBSB, MCr E. T. ShITEC. Immense Socross of the Drory-lano brilliant Pantomime, performed by GREATEST PANTOMIMIC COMPANY ...