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... 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 ...
... England; Mdlles. Emily Gibbs, Sarah Sheppard, Mr, John Lupino, Master B. W. Watson, Mr. Edward Walton, from the Theatre Roval,! Drury Lane; and numerous auxiliaries, in addition to the Grand Double London Corps de Ballet, the whole humbtring upwards of fifty ...
... silver beech grove and lake of lilies. Madlle. S, Rose appears as principal dacseuse; Mr. E. Walton, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, impersonates the magician in a very creditable manner, and by his frequent soliloquies makes the various changes intelligible ...
... of Drury Lane, said that the night of the July last, he was in Chapel Street, Birmingham, between twelve and one o’clock. There he met Thomas Jordan and William Sullivan, the deceased ; and whilst they were talking, they heard a row in Drury Lane. They ...
... Gibbs, Mdlles. Sophie Rose, Sarah Sheppard, Mr. John Lupino, Master B. W. Watson, Mr. Edward Walton, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; and numerons auxiliaries, in addition to the Grand Double London Corps de Ballet, the whole numbering upwards fifty performers ...
... England; Mdlles. Emily Gibbs, Sarah Sheppard, Mr. John Lupino, Master B. W. Watson, Mr. Edward Walton, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; and numerons auxiliaries, in addition to the Grand Double London Corps de Ballet, the whole numbering upwards fifty performers ...
... Gibbs. Sara Sheppard. and Julia Warton. Mr. John Lupino, Master B. W. Watson, Mr. EDWARD WALTON, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; and numerous Auxiliaries, in addition to the Grand Double London Corps de Ballet, the whole numbering upwards of Fifty ...
... recorded without any prefersmeiit or ?? Mr. Walter Montgomery, our moost popular yoenr trame. dian, took his benefit at Drury Lane Theatre on &osdq night, and performed Hramlet. It has been ir. II'rct- gomery'sumisfortune to be too often muated with heroinea ...
... family of sons and daughters. The preparation of the Christmas entertainments is actively going on in the London theatres. Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Surrey, and Astley's and one or two other theatres, will have pantomimes founded on the usual nursery ...
... The London theatres are all busy producing their Christ- mas entertainments, burlesques being still in the ascendant, At Drury Lane, the ?? of the pantomime is Nember Nip, and the author is, as usual, Mr. E. L, olard. At Covent Garden, the Forty Thieves ...
... night. The theatres are sounding their notoe of preparation for the pantomimes. Mr. Beverley is doing his best for the Drury Lane annual,” as the Christmas fare is here called, Number Nip.” Covent Garden refurbishes the old story of The Forty Thieves ...
... “the stronghold of legitimate y ’” aEC preconceived idnas quite i or Dundreary and one of Mr. Barnard’s burlesques; and Drury Lane is the resort of octogenarians who fancy themselves boys again they hear the mellifluous accents of Mr. Pha—a—alps, or see ...