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... Louise Elliston, , Pino, Master Bo Pbie Rose, and Sarah Sheppard, Mr. John Royal r\. Hutson, Mr. Edward Walton, from the to J Drury Lane; and numerous auxiliaries, in , humhe ■ ® Double London Corps de Ballet, the Unjugj. eri ug upwards fifty performers. The ...
... The Racing Indicator's, and WValmaley'a selections backed. Poet Office Osdere to be made payable to Wm. Wright, at the Drury Lane Offiee; and all communications to be addressed to him at 16, York Street, Covent Garden, London. 12f PIGEON SEOOTING. At ...
... The Racing Indicator's, and Walinsley's selections backed. Pest Office Oiders to he madepayehle to Win. Wright, at the Drury Lane Office; and all comsmunicetions to be addresse to him at 16, Yoolk Street, Covent Garden, London. 435 JUDERX'S SELECTIONrS ...
... Judex's, The Racing indicators, art Welmeley's selections backed. Post Ofiee Oidere to be made payable to Win. Wright, at the Drury Lane Offloe: and all communications to be addressed L him at 16, York Street, Covent Garden, London. 435 THE CONTEMPLATED FIGHT ...
... Judex's, The Rlacng Indiatof', al Walmbley'o aesections backod. Post Office Orders to he made payable to Win. Wright, ai tie Drury Lane Odice; and all communications to be addresae ti him at Ill, York Street, Covent Garden. London. mil ...
... £15., the'engagement to commence in September, to cease Christmas, -and to be renewed at the conclusion of the run of the Drury Lane pantomime. the document which Miss Thompson had signed was stated that the engagement should be for the. principal burlesque ...
... lively actor, prologue or epilogue became a greater feature of the night tban the play Itself. Thus Johnson's well-known Drury Lane prologue had a 'ran' to itself, and had to be repeated night after night—excellent test of what cultivation and judgment ...
... French theatre in London for the purpose of producing the Offenbach, and to be named after the composer.—Musical Standard. Drury Lane Theatre will re-open next Siturday for the Autumn season.” Faust is the first piece, with Mr. Phelps and Mrs. Hermann Yeain; ...
... was produced last night at the Theatre Royal for the first time in Birmingham. The piece had a long and successful run at Drury Lane, good fortune which we can scarcely predict for it in Birmingham. Of plot it has next to none, and what there is is of the ...
... Opera, Covent Garden, aud herldjsty' Theatre: hSR, MIRANDA, The eminent Tenor, from the Theatres Royal. Covent Gorden and Drury Lane. and Academy of Musie, New York; MR. J. B. WELCH; TRUMIPET, M R . H A R P E R The PrineIso Timopet at the HAndel Festivals ...
... dlrectielt of Sel tlO 1'Srry, REL. Prp1ophrieotaor of tuhe Relrtion Thle satre. F, (j os.1iO ?? ATI;NS, . ?? aohe Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, and Olymapic, who has been °pectally engaged for that part. BLe B iw N ?? Mien CHARLOTTE SAUNDERS. AD ori~gialS' ac4ed ...
... BIRMINGHAM. T S P ?? EN r N (Monday), November 4. 1feddeljlog thowleek, tho now Drama, plyead more than 1'0 T it ts'J tes Royal, Drury Lane, cutitled 'T HE G R E A T I T Y, Written by Andrew Htalliday, Eaq. OE IRVING, IN HIS ORIGINAL CHARACTER, After wjhichi ...