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... Office. Hy order, C. P. RONET, Secretary. 21, Old Hr, ad-street, London, E.C., March 31st, 1860. rpil I . A T R E ItOYAL, DRURY-LANE.— Lessee, J_ Mr. B.T. SMITH.— The Public a: .1 Subscribers are respect- ■* fully informed that tho Management have entered ...
... temporary offices, C, Berkeley-place, Conna.^ht-squaic. By order orthe Council, H.BOKEBY PRICE, Hon. Sec. rpiIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. — The JL Puhlie and Subscribers arc respectfully informed that the Management have entered into arrangements for the production ...
... Dalton, _», C.K'l.spur-street.-Communieations to be addressed to the Secretary, Sillwood-place, Brighton. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. E. T, SMITH. -The Public and Subscribers aro formed ?? the Mrma.-cment have entered into lue-lion of ENGLISH OPRRA with ...
... wonderful piece, ealle.l the Rose of Ihe Ferry, is to be brought out, which it is said abounds with startling effects. At Drury-lane the new English Opera Company commences its season on Monday with tho opera of Maritana. Dr. James Peeh acts as con- ductor ...
... much applause. Mr. Rosenthal), who enacts the part of Dandino, being ill, his place was ably supplied by Mr. Manvers, of Drury-lane. Tho house was crowded in every quarter, and tho next opera will be Flotow's Martha, in which Mdllc. Gianetta will take ...
... the benevolent for HELP. _tUVUma,~Mo*rs. Burnett, Hoare.and Co., Lombard-street. GEO. CROXIO.V, Secretary. rpiIEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. • _■_ — Lenec.Hr. E. T.SMITH.-The Public and Subscribers are tally informed that the Management have entered into arrang ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY'-LANE. THIS EVENING the favourite Opera of MARITANA. Don Cae.ar, Mr. Henry Haigh ; Don Jose, Mr. Durand; Charles, Kintr of Spain, Mr. Uorrani; Maritana, Miss Dyer; Lazarillo, Miss Emma Heywood, kc Conductor. Dr. James Pech. After which ...
... Tho opera given last night waa Flotow's Martha, and tho cast was much tho same as when the work was performed last year at Drury Lane. Mdlle. Titiens waa Lady Henrietta ; Mdlle. Lemaire, Nancy; Signor Giuglini, Lionel; Signor Vialetti, Plumkett ; and Signor ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING the favourite Opera of MARITANA. Don Cassar, Mr. Henry Haigh; Don Jose, Mr. Durand; Charles, King of Spain, Mr.Borrani; Maritana, Miss Dyer ; Lazarillo, Miss Emma Heywood, &c. Conductor. Dr. James Peeh. After which ...
... on this occai HENRY SEWELL, Honorary Secretary. RICHARD P. SLATES, Secretary. Office, ft, Ll City. Til E A I R E R OVAL DRURY-LANE. r. K. T SMITH.— The Public and Subscribers are d that the Management have entered into arran. ;e bo production of ENGLISH ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING the favourite Opera of MARITANA. Don Csfsar. Mr. Henry Hai gh ; Don Jose, Mr. Durand; Charles, Kirn? of Spnir, Mr. Borrani; Marl tana. Miss Dyer ; Lazarillo, Miss Emma Heywood, Ac. Conductor. Dr. James Pecli. After ...
... applications for relief unprccc* • ■ \r_ benevolent for HELI\ , i.i.nibaril-strcet. PEP. CUP- ro.V, Seer np HE AIRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. JL — Lessee, .Mr. E. T. SMITH.— The Rflk-i* and Subscribers are mlly Informc have entered into naenta for the produ ition ...