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... Ballet Divertissement, entitled THE STAR OF SARAGOSSA, Supported by the Misses SARAH and TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Corps de Ballet. To conclude with (First Time in Birmingham) THE AREA BELLE! Lower Coxes, S*. and 25.; Upper Boxes ...
... Scenery and EffVcts, the TOWN HALL Hluminated, and BURNING HOUSE. THE MISSES SARA AND TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, IN A GRAND BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. fTIHIS EVENING (SATURDAY), Nov. 12ta, JL the Performance will commence with THE POOR ...
... daily Eleven to Three. Commence at Seven o'clock. . MONDAY NEXT, the Popu'ar Comedian, Mr. ATKINS, of 'he Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Olympic, is Engaged far a jew nights only, aud will make his first appearance in Birming**m at this Theatre iv several ...
... To be followed a New FAIRY BALLET PIVERTIfsiIMENT, Supported by the Misses SARAH TISSY GUNNI3S, j 01 the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, aud Corps Ballet. conclude with the successful Farce THE AREA BELLE. Lower Boxes, 3a. 2*.; Upper -Boxes, ls. 6d.; Pit, ...
... Manager Mr. W. H. LAST SEVEN NIGHTS OF MR. WALTER MONTGOMERY. ENGAGEMENT of MR. HENRY VANDENHOFF, Of the Theat re Royal, Drury Lane, &c. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), February 13, the Performances will commence • * OTHELLO, othelln .Mr. Walter Montgomery. 1ag0 ...
... Streets. To be followed by A BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, Supported by the Misses SARAH and TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. To conclude with the Favourite Farce of THAT BLESSED BABY/ On Monday next, and during the week, THE POOR OF BIRMINGHAM ...
... of the very best people having been secuerd assist in its production : thus Rimmel supplies the Perfumes, Mr. J. Wall (of Drury Lane) the Flowers; Mr.Ooombea (of Covent Garden Opera House) the Dresses, aud Mr. J. Milarno has arranged and produced the best ...
... - Gye has offered Coveut Garden for morning performance; Mr. Falconer has proposed to give the proceeds of an evening at Drury Lane- Mr. Webster has proposed to give an evening at the Adelphi; Mr. Buckstone has offered evening the Haymarket; and Mr. George ...
... Ballet Divertissement, entitled THE STAR OF SARAGOSSA, Supported the Misses SARAH and TISSY GUNNI3S, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Corps de Ballet. To concltr.de with the LAST SCENE from Shakespeare's Play of THE WINTERS TALE. On Monday next. April ...
... At this house Mr. Walter Montgomery has been reengaged for a limited period, previous to the production of Henry IV. at Drury Lane. On Monday night the first piece was Hamlet, which was presented before a very large audience. Mr. Montgomery has several ...
... he joined Mr. Osbaldiston at Coveut Garden, in 1836. From that period he was chiefly seen on the boards of that theatre, Drury Lane, and the Haymarket, at each always commanding the respect alike of audience, manager, and his brother actors. At the latter ...
... 3953 rpo CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.—WANTED, by Young Man, a SITUATION, as Assistant; cau be well recommended,—Apply, C. H. 5, Drury Lane, Rugby, a rpo PUBLICANS AND RETAIL BREWERS.—The Adver- tiser Open to One or Two BREWINGS per week : good reference for ability ...