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... MITINGH&M. A large rormful assenalded to witztwe the pantomime at this theatre, which ip called Bar&Tr, Barber, Shave Cat ' • or, Harlequin Free Trade. Pine. The mni,t orginalfeaturo in this pieoe i‘ the introduction of the /Whiny Fah, in the joint charasters ...
... and nine out of the hundred are sojourners and lodgers. It is, therefore, only in the sense of the holder of a stall in a theatre, or of a seat on a transitory journey, that a Londoner can call the house of his location his castle. Lodging-houses, on the ...
... a evening the various theatres presented well-packed and A happy, smiling audiences. Following our usual custom, n we append notices of the theatres, exhibitions, &c.-the t] first in order of precedence being the national theatre of 0 DRURY LArN.-The pantomime ...
... effects ever witnessed on the boards of a theatre. Clown. Mr. H. all, Harlequin, Mr. J Marshall; Pantaloon. Yr. Naylor; Columbine, Him Ronne. THEATRE ROTAS., ST. JAMES'S. Issue. Mr. T. B. Ohatterton. Nearest Theatre to Chelsea, Pimlico, and Westminster. EMORROW ...
... admirably illustrated by the head and hand of Grieve and Telbin, are the leading eharaoteristios of the entertainment lit this theatre. Need we dilate on the popularity of the nursery romance o: the Giant Killer. Its beet test is the unabated freshness of ...
... or, Boiled limns and Very Good Butter was. as we stated ia our last week's number, the pantomime at Mr. Douglas's handsome theatre. TLe house was, on ita production on Boxing-night, crnwded with an audience which, although perhaps net one ot the quietest ...
... I ~rrRA N D THEATRE.- a ~ Lessee sd Directress, Miss SWANBOROUGH. * %ioNtiNG PERFORUANCE of the GRAND CHRISTMAS A Tv#ANZA will take plate on TUESDAY, at Two o'clock. . UDoore open at -alf past One. Terminate at Four. I- -r DI I N ERA OFFICE, SATURDAY ...
... at Two o'olerk, and coneludion by Four.-Box offloe open daily from 10 till 0. ROYAL SgTN. JAGESSS THEATRE. LESS=x, MD. P. B. CH4ST&aSN. trhs nearest Theatre to Ohoelsc and Westminster. the Pork Inoing opento carages and fooetp ssegers all haseof thevnight ...
... attended the theatre, and was highlg pleased with the periormance amid the good conduct of ths audi- ence, in which statement the Mayor, Mr Brooks, and Dr Holland con- curred, as they were highly gratided with the performances at lr Wynn's theatre, and the ...
... important studies, adapts himself to the mind, and studies the improvements of children. Professor Faraday's appearance in the theatre in Albeinarle-street is as necessary to a boy's full enjoyment of his holidays as his own at a Drury-lane pantomime, and great ...
... triumph. MR. E. T. SMITH'S ANNcUAL DIxNER.-On Friday, the 23 d of December, Mr. E. F. Smith, the energetic lessee of the Theatre Roysl, Drury-lane, entertained his friends, according to his atnnual cuetomn, at the Albino Tavern, Great Buisell-street. ...
... Dally—Morning, 12 to 5, 7 to fillfH NOVELTIES, Mc., FOE THE Pet EntNT SEAVON :—let. Kate and Ellen Terry, of the Princess's Theatre. in their new Operatic Musing-room *witted uistant Sod. A Beautiful of o:poured Photograptie Dissolving Views of Cities, ...