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... SERVIAN DOI'BRETTB ALBINA I) I RHO N A, Of the Imperial Theatres, Bt. Pet'-rsbunr, Vienna. Berlin. Acthe Theatre Ro>-al, Drury Lane, London, and who created so profound a sensation at the Music Hall, Brood Street, on her late visit to Birmingham. MADEMOISELLE ...
... Family; hi* flr*t appearance ih*Theatre Royal, Birmingham), and the HISSES CLARA AND NETTY MORGAN lOf Corent Garden and Drury Lane Theatre*), MORNING PERFORMANCES, uATURDAY. Dec. 26. I TUESDAY. Dec, MONDAY. Dec. 2}«. I WEDNESDAY, bee. SO, And THURSDAY ...
... TBE PRINCESS OF WALES. At Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday evening, the IVinceas of Wales and party met with magutfioeot reception from eiowded bouse, tbe whole audience standing and cheering several minutes. HEALTH OF LORD DERBY. London, Sunday Evening ...
... some months in active preparation, under the superintendence of MISS SARAH GUNNISS, PremiAre Danseuse of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The New and Beautiful Scenery has been entirely designed and painted Mr. Edwin Day, and the whole of the Mechanical Appliances ...
... some months in actjvo preparation, under the superintendence of Miss Sarah Gunniss, Premiere Danscuse of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The New and Beautiful Scenery has been entirely designed and painted by Mr. Edwin Day. The whole of the Mechanical Appliances ...
... delivered by Mr. REUBEN ROE. A grand Terprirhoremn Ballet Divertissement arranged by Mias 8 GUNN IBS, of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, entitled LA FETE DE FLEURS, In which the Mlaae* HELEN and EMMA GUNNIBB will by Merdamea MARIK. LOUISE. GARDEN. KBS; James ...
... Lessie Mr. M. H. SIMPSON, Jun. D ...
... 'HEATRE ROYAL, birminghj p. Mr. M. H. SIMPSON, Jun. Management of Mr. JAMBS QUIVER of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ENSE SUCCESS OP THE NEW DRAMA AND DRURY LANE COMPANY. Re-Engagement of the Celebrated INFANT ROSCIUS MASTER PERCY ROSELLE, For most positively ...
... Talented Troupe af Artistes Miss MARIAN TAYLOR, the celebrated Burlesque Actress, of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, jtc., whose services have been specially retained vast expense. Principal Dancers, Madlle, ERNESTINE. Mr. A. FRANCIS, and ...
... their usual ability. One of the chief features in the entertainment provided has been the ballet by Mr. Charles Laun, of Drury Lane Theatre. In this little comic interlude, which is provocative of much mirth, Mr. Lauri performs some very clever and amusing ...
... reason; the full Market Price will given yo in care their Winning. Poet-Offioe Orders mvi# payable to William Wright, at the Drury Lane Office. Half Notes not references as respectability apply in the Editors of any of the Sporting Bot tho fact of Win, Wright ...
... HALL. BRILLIANT Success of the Grand Terpsichorean BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, arranged by Mbs S. GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, entitled FETE DP, FLEURS, in which the Missies HELEN and EMMA GUNNISS will appear, assisted Mesdamcs Marie. Louise, Garden ...