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... NIGHTS OF THE PANTOMIME. LAST FIVE NIGHTS OP MR. WALTER MONTGOMERY. ENGAGEMENT of MR. HENRY VANDENHOFF, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c. XHIS EVENING (TUESDAY), February 16, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, In Five Acts. Mr. Walter Montgomert. Mr. Henry Yandenhoff ...
... THIS EVENING (WEDNESDAY), November 6th, dnrinp the week, the new Drama, played morn than 100 nights the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, entitled THE GE.EAT CITY, Written by Andrew Hallidat, Esq, Mr. JOE IRVING in his original character. After which Mr. and ...
... Dona, from the Grand English Opera Company, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Leonora ; Miss EMMA HEYWOOD, Contralto, from the Grand Etiglxsh Opera Company, Her Majesty’s and Theatre Royal Drury Lane, as Azicena Mr. BROOKHOUSE BOWLER, Principal Tenor, from the ...
... consisting of the following Arti te-: Mrs BILLINGTON, the Theatre Royal, Adelphi. Miss ISABEL ADAMS, of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. Miss E. .D*Y. of the Royal lloil>orn Theatre. WTT.T TAM FARREN, of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Mr A WOOD, of the Theatre ...
... COMPANY. IMMBNBB SUCCESS of the GRAND TFRPSICHOREAN BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. Arranged by Miss 8. OUNNISS, of the Theatro Royal, Drury Lane, entitled LA FETE DES FLEURS. la which the MiMra HELEN and EMMA OUNNISB will af>Mar. aamvted hr MARIE. LOUISE. GARDEN, tord ...
... COLLINS, Miss KKEVILL, Miss ■WALKER, and Miss FO3BROOKE. ME. W. PAEKINSON, Principal Tenor of Her Majesty's Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c. ME. TEEEOTT, Second Tenov. ME. H. LEWENS, ME. TEMPEST, Second Basses. ME. HENEY BENTLEY, Comedian. ME. CHAELES DURAND ...
... microscopes, galvanising and ELECTRIFYING MACHINES, stereoscopic views, &c., &c. Department under the direction of Mr. G. HAYof Drury Lane Concerts. Jhments Ist and 2nd Class. . taisgion, One Shilling; Friday, Two Shillings. • )etl from Ten a.m. until Dusk. J ...
... ANNOUNCEMENTS. royal, Lessee Mr. M. H. SIMPSON, Jtm. er the Management of Mr. JAMES GUIYfiR of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. SUCCESS THE NEW DRAMA AND DRURY LANE COMPANY. Last Four Nights of MASTER PERCY ROSELLE, (WEpNESDAY), August Btb. 1866. entitl ,j a Prologue ...
... the proceedings some curious facts were elicited with reference to the criminal classes whichinufest the neighbourhood of Drury Lane. The first case was that of Georgiina Savage, aged seventy-one, who had been for several years well known in Oxford Street ...
... supported by Miss Louise EUiston, bs, Sophie Rose, and Sarah Sheppard, Mr. John t. \V. Watson, Mr. Edward Walton, from the Drury Lane; and numerous auxiliaries, in Grand Double London Corps Ballet, the upwards fifty performers. The whole under iperintenfience ...
... Yard, Drury Lane, and wine merchant, of Mildred’s Court, also acting as manager of the Strand Theatre, under the name of A. Swanborough. The adjudication was on the bankrupt’s own petition. His debts are stated at w£3,500. The trustees of Drury Lane Theatre ...
... Last Four Nights of the Engagement of MR. HENRY LORAINE, The dietingnished and popular Tragedian, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), May 12, THE DUKE’S MOTTO. Captain Henri de Legnrdere Mr. Henry Loraine, Concluding with TO OBLIGE ...