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... DRURY LANE. Here the managomet t has achieved a more then ordinery success. Mr. Blanchard, the author, h the firat place, has been happy his I sebject. There is no such resource for pantomime as the archives I of the nursery. To delight chi'dhood or to ...
... had a glee. of gin esob, and the prisoner borrowed a shilling from him. Atter that they went to the Cock cni Magpie, in Drury. lane, where they ordered some beer, and the prosecutor partook of a cruet of breed and cheese. Toe prosecutor wes then, he declared ...
... 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 ...
... Pabliothonse, 'mar Drury-lane. Iv/Ft. WHITTLV. 138, Old.street, Clty-road. 11. C., Is Instructed to 1.14 T a compact situated in the above named basy loes.ity Thls house is considered to offer a rood opportunity fir thore who ean muster but stoney, as ...
... LETTERPRESS PRINTING, in superior style, and with unusual rapidity.---Estimates given. Works and Warehouses:--Nos. 4 and 6, DRURY-LANE. ...
... had • glass of gin each, end the prisoner borrowed • shilling from him. After that they went to the Cock and Magpie, in Drury-lane, where they ordered some beer, and the prosecutor partook of a crust of bread and cheese. The prosecutor was than, he declared ...
... riMIEATRK KOYAL DRURY-LANE. X Mr. B. T. SMITH. Lmmc. Imicriue Sacc«M ol the Drarj-Lioe brilliant Paatomiaa, performed tb« Graatmt Pautoaoimic Company lo the World—Hairy Bolaoa, i Dickey Ftc&more, Tom Mattbcae, lizy DeuUo. Milano, St. Maine. Tauocr. Bock ...
... hyMr. MoanEA.is and Mrs. TAYLOR, and Assistants ; the irresistibly Comic Masks by Mr. HENRY ADAMS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, undeniably the greatest artist of the present day in Pantomime Physiognomy • the Comic Tricks, Properties, &c., by Messrs ...
... DRURY-LANE. The introductory portion or opening of tho pantomime at Drury-lane is from the well-known pen of Mr. E. L. Blanchard, and it is entitled Jack and the Beanstalk; or, Harlequin Leap Year and the. Merry Pranks of the Good Little People. At no ...
... London; but while doing this, we now issue separate editions, giving the complete detailed account of the performances of Drury Lane, Olympic, Princesses, Marylebone, Standard, and Surrey . Theatres, though we have assurances that others besides these will ...
... o'clock. Places to be obtained 1 a nil parts of the house free of all charges. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. Smith. Immense suocess of the Drury-lane brilliart Pantomime, per- formed by the Greatest Pantomimic Company in the World — Harry Boleco ...
... comparison with London at Christmas time. At DRURY LANE, as we have already stated in former issues, Mr. E. T. Smith has produced a spectacle which ranks higher than any previous effort,—though Drury Lane stands so proudly in the annals of Christmas ...