... :—Mr. Atkins (the Sir Guildbert de Montfaulcon), also a first appearance at this house, though favourably known on the Drury Lane boards, end who Jsplayed a vein of broad-humour, untinted by vulgarity, which secured for him at once the marked approbation ...

... more vital question than which the best rule for Greece—a question somewhat difficult to solve, in the general mediocrity—Drury Lane having this year lost its prestige, the absence of Beverley, and under its new management, which is hardly adequate to the ...

... T. Smith, who has special mission of stage management pantomime, this year puts forth all his strength to compete with Drury Lane. The story by the same author, L. Blanchard, and is a thoroughly poetic one most poetically treated, setting forth the love ...

... Birmingham favourite. ANNIE CUSHNIB and MARIE CHARLES, principal Dauseuses from the Royal Italian Opera, and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Last night of the great Ethiopian troupe. Mr. and Mrs. COLEMAN, and Mr. ROBERTS their origin's and screaming duologues ...

... Signor MONTE-NEGRO, from the Conservatoire. Naples ; and celebrated Basso, Signor FUMAROLA from Her Majesty's Theatre and Drury Lane. The Great MaCLAGAN will appear in his original Negro Impersonation Uncle 3am and Sam's Girl, as Performed by him upwards ...

... Marguerite, and the most magnificent mise seine that has been seen for years ; Miss Helen Faucit, as Rosalind for one night only Drury Lane ; Ristori lady Macbeth and Adrienne Lecouweur ; the International Exhibition Fancy Fair the discovery of the source of tho ...

... Second week of the Grand TURKISH BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, produced under the superintendence Misa SARAH Premiere Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and put upon the Stage in a most complete manner, regardless of eipence, wit_. orgeoua New Dresses and Appointments, supported ...

... SIGNOR MONTE-NEGRO, From the Conservatoire, Naples, and the celebrated Basso, SIGNOR FUMAROLA, From Her Majesty's Theatre and Drury Lane, WILL APPEAR THIS EVENING In Selections from great Italian Operas. consequence of the Immense success of and tumultuous ...

... been some months active preparation, under the superintendence of Miss SARAH GUNNISS, Premiere Danscuse the Theatre Boyal, Drury Lane. New and Beautiful Scenery has been entirely Designed and Painted by Sir. Edwin Day, and the whale ot the Mechanical Appliances ...

... thrilling, ingenious, and dramatic Trovatore. As prima donna, we have Madame Haigb Dyer, from the English Opera Company, Drury Lane, to whom the of the heroine, Leonora, is assigned: and those who attended the very imperfect operatic performances attempted ...

... BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, produced under the superintendence of Miss SARAH GTJNNISB, Premiere Danseuse of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and put upon tbe Stage in a most complete manner, regardless of expeaca. gorgeous New Dresses and Appointments, supported ...

... lof the Royal Italian Opera, Oovent Garden), Appointments, Masks, Sc., Mr. Banaome, the Floral Department by Mr. Wall (of Drury Lane), Perfume Bimmai, Machinery VV. K. Smith, Trips by Mr. French and Bliss Comic Scenes Mr. Harvey, The Burlesque Opening written ...