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... Dcm-flt for tlie W Wow an-1 Orphans of the lets J Griffin, G. Thirl Vppearenoo MISS MIRA STANLEY, from the Theatre 'yal, Drury lane; late Donna Elliot Galer e Opera Company. Mr. On THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Marchsth. 1863, The periormaoces will commence ...
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... , now played both at Drury- lane mid the Adelphi; the former Hr. Boacicault sustains his original character Mylea, a part which, at Adelphi, now filled by Mr. Vemer, a pro▼indal actor of some repute. Among the company Drury- lane is Madame Celeste, who ...
... bavin? been into largo nndcommoliou* rimuis, Workrooms, and OSns, with (Hungs very deacrip'ion. Tlicre is entranoe. from Drury lane to the Premises the rere, which all coo ls can be delivered Olid sent out, and there also good Btahling. The premises are ...
... Drory-lane to encourage tho Shakespeare Tercentenary; and now she comes from her retirement to aid in the revival of the drama. Drury* lane is crowded to overflowing every night. The managers are not content with producing oneof Shakespeare’s dramas they did last ...
... House Lords Thursday, the 4th of June. Piccolomini (the Marchioness Gaetani) Is coming from Florence to London, to appear Drury lane, for the benefit of Lmnloy, the manager of> her Majesty's, who brought under the notice of the British public tho charming ...
... per(onuaace—Monday, Wedneaday, Tburaday. Friday* and Saturday. ■kreotto Appearance of MISS MIRA STARLET, from the Theatre Royal, Drury lane; late Priiaa Donna of Elliot Gatara Opera Company. Mr. W. ELLERTOM. (Wed»«,»«Ujr) EVENING. March lHh. 18W, I’ertdrmftnces ...
... realitiea. Baol is stranger to. and hie art successful in the coowalmen* of art. The eatcrtsiaed Ms eapabllltte* appearing Drury Lane Tboatre waswdi weekly jouraai noted for. toe keen and jualcioua judgment which characterises pithy and trenchant cnti•• ...
... »» much attention In the Metropolit*!. Circle*. Mr. Augusta* HraJuun. t»»e popular Teiwnoi Koval Operaa. Covent Garvlen. Drury Lane, »n*l Lyceum. *W. W-llott. -i. at ■ !•.« ; - Mr J. T. Ilatnea. Duura Open «• luilf-paat 7. eommeno* at * o'clock. Carriages ...
... arraceeaioots with TKLBIJJ, the Celebrated Artist froso her Msjosly's Theatre, the Royal Italian Opera, mad the Taeatre Royal. Drury lane, aulrted Titßia. design, paint, and the scenic cßbcts (or the I'antomune. (Thorsday) 31ft, the will eommeoea with the C ...
... tcwlo arr.ui;cmonta with Mr TKLBIS, the Cclehrat^i from her Mejeatv's Tn-etre, the Italian Oixjra, acd the Thiwlir Itoyal. Drury lane. o.aUtoJ William Tarns, Jrairn. i amu.jre the effect» for the Pantomime. On TIILS (Wolnewlay) EVESINO, 6th. the rorform»noe ...
... street, One o’clock, j) m. One Lot, tbs Talaahls Premises Ho 8 and 7 William >trust, and Ptemiem to the rare, adjoining to Drury lane, all in the city of Dublin, in which the Bankrupt lately carried on his business of Wholesale Warehouseman. The Premises ...