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... THEATRE ROYAL, SWANSEA. TO-NIGHT (Thursday). Nov 20, 1862. Is coesequence of the closing the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. Ellison rest pleasure in am. that be has effected as arsaagement with the Great MR. T. SWINSOURNE. Due Node* of his Appearance ...
... T HE LT* E R OYAt: TO4fIGHT (Taursday);ilerfklelk_. - le oseseqesties of the Taman 11464 Drury Lane. Mr. 'Wagon haeriet: pleasure in ma l l nouseikatal a t i e has 'fleeted ea estangereant with (Meat T. SWINBOURNE. Due Norte' of his Appearance will be ...
... THEATRE, -; ROYAL, SWANSEA. Luau The celebrated Burlesque Actress of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Olympic, St. James's, &c., MISS CHARLOTTE SAUNDERS, Will appear in her original character of CLAUDE MELNOTTE. BEENCLAGEMENT of the celebrated Irish Comedian ...
... THEATRE, ai l i at,e4 ROYAL, BWANS'EA. Lessee The celebrated Burlesque Actress of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Olympic, St. James's, Sm., MISS CHARLOTTE SAUNDERS, REENGAGEMENT of the celebrated Irish Comedian and Vocslist, MR. GARDINER COYNE. TO-NIGHT ...
... (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Lyceum,) Miss ANGEL, Mum BRONTI, And Miss FANNY REEVES, (Late of the National Opera Company, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) MR. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, (Primo Baritone of Her Majesty's and Drury Lane Theatres,) Mu. CHARLES ...
... consignments and letters should be fully directed to A . F. HANSFORD. Great National Oyster Depot, Coal Yard, Drury Lane; or 182, Drury Lane; or 9, Stapks' Inn Buildings, Holborn Bars, London. TO BE DISPOSED OF, an Old-Establi s h e d BUSINESS, in the ...
... (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Lyceum,) Miss ANGEL, Miss BRONTI, And Miss FANNY REEVES, (Late of the National Opera Company, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) MR. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, (Primo Baritone of Her Majesty's and Drury Lane Theatres,) MR. CHARLES ...
... immense succ-as at the Imperial Theatre. of St. Petersburgh, Vienna, Berlin ' &c., he ; and in London, rit the Theattes Royal, Drury Lane, St. James's, and New Royalty, where h came a n ost distin , ruisheal Favorite, will have honor of appearing for three a;ghts ...
... Saturday, the Great Moral Drama of THE BOTTLE,' and the Nautical Drama of 'BLACK-EYED SUSAN.' The wondorful CHILD Amu of DRURY LANE MASTER PERCY ROSELLE, will appear at EASTER. NOTICE —Doors open at SEVEN o'clock, to commence at HALY-PAIIT. ADMISSION. ...
... Only, of the celebrated t favourite tendon a ctrers, KATE SA VILLE. Of t'le Theatre* Royal, Haymarket, Princes's, &rand. Drury Lane, tr., and NE. W T It ESN'S, The popular Carnelian and Author. On WI and will be prolneed • new SU 1 1i1.41 DlllMa, 01 great ...
... been born on the 18th of January, 1811. He was educated at Eton, and in the autumn of 1827 he made his first appearance at Drury Lane Theatre as young Norval. In 1830 Mr. Charles Kean, for the first time, visited America, where he was warmly received. On ...
... Othello Mr. WALDRON, oP-the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Iago..Mr. HENRY BERTRAM, of the Olympic Theatre, New Zealand, & the principal Australian Theatres. Roderigo.Mr. HENRY ROXBY BEVERLEY, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Desdemona.Miss EMILY BRANDON, of the ...