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... this theatre oa Monday last, choosing the play of Eamlet” in which make his first appearance here since his return from Drury Lane. It is almost needless remark that his impersonation of the principal character was characterised by all the careful attention ...
... »e and Manager. Mr. W. H. SWANBOROUGH. GEEAT ATTRACTION. NIGHTS of the Popular Comedian Mr. ATKINS, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Olympic. MR. ATKINS IN THREE PIECES. Evening (Wednesday), October 5, THE HYPOCRITE. 01 Mr. Atkins. . AGGRAVATING SAM ...
... 'u«Uai THIRLWALL, ANNIE LENG, WOOD. vv,' Box plan open daily. Commence Seven. jj the Popular Comedian, Mr. ATKINS, of 3al, Drury Lane, and Olympic, will appear for round of his most favourite characters. Mr. E. CLIFTON, Acting Manager. °CIETY of ARTISTS’ ...
... that an afternoon performance of Shaksperian music be given at Covent Garden ; that a Shaksperian performance be given at Drury Lane in the evening; and that a grand soiree be held (by permission) in Westminster Hall, at which Shaksperian books, prints ...
... BIRMINGHAM. and Manager, Mr. W. H. SWANBOROUGH, , T ATTRACTION FOR THE FAIR NIGHTS. Caustic of me. Atkins, ea - tre R °y . Drury Lane, and Olympic, for limited . nights only, EVENING fFRIDAY), Sept. 30tli, UNCLE ZA.CHAEY. y Clench , Byron’s Great Burlesque ...
... Eminent Tragedian, Mr. WALTER fnt for a short period, being his Last Engageliovai prior to his appearance the Theatre . Drury Lane, on Easter Monday. tils EVENING (MONDAY), February Bth, (Print* ■R e, ' * 8 sublime Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet dude emnark) ...
... BIRMINGHAM. ** ahd Managkb, Mr. W. H. BWANBOROUGH. Great attraction. of the Popular Comedian Mr. ATKINS, hpatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Olympic. °f Boucicault’s Great Drama, THO WILLOW COPSE.” ATKINS IN THREE PIECES. Evening (Tuesday), October 4th, \ ...
... other matters. One of the great features of the next season at Drury Lane will be the revival of Cyrabeline.” The revival of that play was also one of the great features of the Drury Lane season hundred years ago, which commenced in September, 1764. That ...
... THEATKE, STREET, BIRMINGHAM. Manager, Mr, W. H. SWANBOROUGH. for the fair nights. SIABTIC RECEPTION OF MR. ATKINS, !,V ® °yal, Drury Lane, and Olympic, for a limited ights only. * evening (Thursdat), Sept. 29bh, UNCLE ZiCHARY. blench ■» Byron’s Great Burlesque ...
... Dramatic College.—A morning is to take place at Drury Lane Theat: ning of Wednesday, the 13th inst., for th ? this institution. The piece selected for }°a 8 u rrj ie School for Scandal,” for the rej of ■which the following strong combin Vi'ent will be ...
... ML* Lizzie Purris, and M Wlier are specially engaged. First Daiisi-oses, the Mis«e« saKAII and from the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. I'BlS EVENING (MONDAY), the p*r'orniauce will commence with THE POOR BIRMINGHAM, a].*® two parts, consisting of a Prologue ...