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... door from Pall-mall, open from ten till five, under the superintendence of Mr. Nugent; also the Bog-office, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, under the portico In Brydgcs-strcct, opjn from ten till eight. ROYA.L, A DELPHI.— S)le Proprietor awl 'f Hr, BRN WEBSTER ...
... door from Pall-mall, open daily, « superintendence Mr. Nugent, from ten till five ; afeo at the Box-office, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, under the portico lu Brydges-strcet, open from ten till eight. Thkatre royal, adelphi.— Solo Proprietor and Maneaet. Mr ...
... faith or the enjoyment of the frequenter of Drury Lane liable to be interfered with by such storms now convulse the musical world. No question of the sinking of the dramatic pitch will ever arise at Drury Lane. Every tragedian at the ootset of his career ...
... • Wednesday and Saturdays Three and “rentl.^nnder^*^lJ*j^l^P^^ i^^^l^o^l^o^* ‘uoor* open MAJESTY’S OPERA. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Sfcdci. TO-MORROW EVEylNo'tsJturfay), M«r 30th. Cherubini’. Ope», MEDEA. ?Sl ; MSto!'Co»l »d Merten, tUdlle. TW.nl Conductor ...
... delegates from Birmingham and Tory artisans from Manchester, the admirers of Mr. Disraeli turn up as clansmen of Rob Roy at Drury Lane.” This assertion, though made negatively, is a gross insult to working men, whatever their politics. The writer, who of ...
... there I.not one ererff appointed. »S = jnyeoilos thaEvenln? Performance. Doort open HEB MAJESTY’S ope BA, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Titiens, Kellogg. NU«on. THIS EVENING (TMnd»y). M»jr 28th. Moiarfs Opm, IL DON GIOVANNI. . „ ItMHM Titleni. Christine Nil ...
... DRURY-LANE. Few revivals have possessed more merit than tbstof “King John,” at Drury-lane on Saturday. In coatumi everything is admirable, and every appointment complete, while Mr. Beverley’s scenic illustrations include some which are likely to attract ...
... excessirely prejudiced or Incapable Inrming sound opinion can doubt that the prisoner contracted hit second marriage with the Drury .lane ■etreee, well knowing that it was raid. We hare not been permitted to see the whole of this history. The prisoner's counsel ...
... I Os. ftl.; gallery, 2s, 6»l. Poxes, stalls, an ...
... the designs cur red out under the superintendence of Mr. Win. Beverley, of Her Majesty's Theatre, and the Theatre Royal. Drury lane The and paintings in the dome huve been executed by the celebrated artists. Messrs. and Sons. The decorations Soutbamplon-street ...
... o’clock. gUH». one tminw; “‘Sfoe-offlce* of Her Majeety’a bo* seat*, 10*. Undoc the portico In y» Opera. Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, wo y street, oi>en dally from ten till el*. TO THI™EVENING •g 1 In which Mr. Belmoro will appear.—After which, at eight ...
... '.t Ei.ht: tv.dnj«ur cSristy • *3O tor the Day Perf SiiS^. : MF. FReDER*CK“BUEOK3B, Her MAJESTY’S OPERA, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Mdlle. Clara Louisa Kellogg. SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT. TO-MORROW (Thoraday!, May Slst.. Bellloi's Opera, LA SONNAMBULA. Wij » ...