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... DRURY LANE. THl'> EVENING the performances will with BONNIE DUNDEE; or, the Ualherinx of Clans. Messrs. H. Loraine, rholns, Sinclair, C. Selbv, Henry Haiffb : Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Falconer. To conclude with LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES : or Harlequin Cock Robin ...
... DRURY LANE. Judging from the recent productions at the Royal Westminster, the Surrey, and other theatres of the metropolis — not to allude to the Adelphi and Drury Lane under Mr. Boucicault's management — and more immediately from that brought out at ...
... DRURY LANE. Judging from the recent productions at the Royal 'Westminster, the Surrey, and other theatres of the metropolis—not to allude to the Adelphi and Drury Lane under Mr. Boucicault's managpment—and more immediatcly from that brought out at Drury ...
... DRURY LANE, Judging from the recent productions the Royal Westminster, the Surrey, and other theatres of the metropolis—not to allude to the Adelphi ami Drury Lane under Mr. Doucicault’s management—and more immediately from that brought out at Drury Lane ...
... DRURY LANE. THI.j EVENING tb# performances will commence with THE NEXT OF KIN. Messrs. Oalliaem, Sinclair, and Neville : Mn. Falconer and Mbs Weston. To conclude with the Grand Comic Pantomime, LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES : or, Harle(jiiin Cock Robin. Messrs ...
... DRURY LANE. Sole LesEee and lianager,Mr. E. Falconer. TO-MORROW the performances will commence with DON CiEsAR DE BAZAN. Messrs. H. Loraine, Sinclair, C. Selby; Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Falconer, To conclude with the Comic Pantomime, LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES; ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Exhibition year 862 will be memorable in theatrical circles for the great popularity of Irish semihistorical dramas. This was exhibited not alone by the extraordinary ran of the Colleen Bran, andcrow thed equally famous Peep ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE, A new candidate for the favour of Londoa playgoers appeared at this theatre yesterday evening ia the person of Mr. H. Loraine, an actor of some provincial celebrity, who courageously chose for the occasion the character of Don Csesar ...
... DRURY LANE. THlt> EVENING tbr THE NEXT OF KIN. Messrs. Calhaem. Sinclair, and Neville ; Mrs. Falconer and Miss Weston. To conclude with the Grand Comic Pantomime, LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES ; or. Harlequin Cock Robin. Messrs. Boleno, Lauri, Cormack, St. Maine ...
... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. DRURY LANE THEATRE. “ Don Cesar de Bazan” was played at this theatre on Monday evening last with an eclat such as we have rarely seen in the palmy days of James Wallack and Charles Dillon, whose assumptions of the somewhat romantie ...
... X H THKATKES. DRURY LANE. The long-promised Scotch spectacle piece, “Bonnie Don* doe, was brought out on Monday night by Mr. Edmund Fnloner, who, in his double capacity «s author and manager, deserves very large share the applause with which it was received ...
... THE DRAMA. DRURY LANE. The popular drama of Don Cmsar de Brzan' was produced at this theatre on Monday evening, in order to introduce in its hero a new candidate for London favour, Mr. Henry Lorraine. This gentleman has great personal advantages—a handsome ...