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... microscopes, galvanising and ELECTRIFYING MACHINES, stereoscopic views, &c., &c. Department under the direction of Mr. G. HAYof Drury Lane Concerts. Jhments Ist and 2nd Class. . taisgion, One Shilling; Friday, Two Shillings. • )etl from Ten a.m. until Dusk. J ...
... ANNOUNCEMENTS. royal, Lessee Mr. M. H. SIMPSON, Jtm. er the Management of Mr. JAMES GUIYfiR of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. SUCCESS THE NEW DRAMA AND DRURY LANE COMPANY. Last Four Nights of MASTER PERCY ROSELLE, (WEpNESDAY), August Btb. 1866. entitl ,j a Prologue ...
... and China, a GREAT ATLANTIC POWERFUL MICROSCOPES, ELECTRIFYING MAI STEREOSCOPIC VII Musical Department under the dir OOD, Drury Lane Concerts. lst and 2nd Claeu. One Shilling; Friday, T from until Dusk. RAE’S • MICROSCf IS ONE OF T1 wonders of the T, . ...
... for this night only as Joe Ironsides in «. f.® Caw,” Triplet in Masksand Faces, and Uncle 1 Mamma,” supported by the Drury Lane offi„ n(le,, the immediate patronage of Colonel Masc the First Warwickshire Rifle Corps. Phinoe OF WALES THEj ”*■ BIRMINGHAM ...
... GALVANISING AND ELECTRIFYING MACHINES, STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, Ac., Ac. Musical Department under the direction Mr. G. HAYWOOD, of Drury Lane Concerts. Refreshments Ist and 2nd Class. Admission, One Shilling; Friday, Two Shillings. Open from Ten a.m. until Dusk ...
... WILLMORE, Miss E. ROUEN, Mr. T. CHAPMAN, Miss J. K. MARSHALL, Mr. W. SEQUINN, and Miss TESSY 6UNNISS (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). At the end of the Magnificent Opening of the Pantomime will be presented the ELECTRIC TRANSFORMATION TO THE HAUNT OP THE ...
... PUBLIC ANNOUN' ROYAL, 818 Mr. M. H. SIMi Hnder the Management of Mr. JAI ’arellele d success the go: AND THE drury lane com The Sensation Scene gBOGK ON THE T been pronounced by Press and Public seen upon the Provincial Stage. •j Production of the celebrated ...
... Birmingham, Mr. M. H. SIMPSON, Jun. Coder the Management of Mr. JAMES GUIYfiR, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ;NSE SUCCESS OP THE NEW DRAMA. AND THE DRURY LANE COMPANY. Last Four Nights of MASTEK PERCY ROSELLE, EVENING (WEDNESDAY), August Bth, 1866, New ( ...
... and TO-HOSLOW (WEDNESDAY) ME. PHELPS , J .crccio.”in THE FOOL’S REVENGE, , ] f lrßttin!e - n B’nningham, Supported by the DRURY LANE COMPANY. Fo”owed by the deal boatman Jacob Vance Mr G- Belmoke ...
... THE WORLD, and win be supported by Mr. BARRETT, of the Theatre Rova.l Lane* theatre Royal, Drury FITZPATRICK E hea^ Royal, Drury Lane; Mr. EVANS n,f£r»PL the Theatre Royal, Lyceum; Mr. DAVID lSr’s Mr®T 'nEWTON the the Theatrp e Mr i S' - OULD; Miss FANNY ...
... Ironmonger preferred.—Apply letter, stating age and reference, where last employed, and salary expected, to Mr. P. P. Ward, 164, Drury Lane, London, W.C. a 2525 ...
... ATKINSON, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY). July 28th, Shakspere's Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth Mr. Phelps. Macduff Mr. H. Loraine. Lady Macbeth Miss Atkinson. Hecate Mr. W. Glypon. Supported by the Drury Lane Company. Special Notice.—The ...