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... Veteran CLIFTON, the 01.l Favourite. Harlequin-Mr. CHARLES NASH, of the Drury-lane Theatre. Eirloquina—3lADLLE. HAMILTON, the Drury-lane Theatre. umbine LOR EX SEAMAN, of the Drury-lane Theatre, anti Alhambra, London. Door* open at Half-past Six, to Carriages ...
... Fechter’s management, has always carefully abstained from giving j Christmas pieces. ! Mf. Walter Montgomery has appeared at Drury Lane in j the character of “ Hamlet, and, by the importance which i he has himself claimed for the elfort, has challenged criticism ...
... LEWENS, Basso. Mr. BENTLEY, Comedian, and Mr. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, Principal Baritone of her Majesty’s and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. D. GLOVER, Mr. R. DE LANCY, Mr. M. MORGAN, Mr. J. MORGAN, Mr. J. and Mr. L. GROSVENOR, Mr. SMITH, and Mr. F. WAKEFIELD ...
... Miss SHEPHERD. Miss BRONTI, Miss LEWENS, Miss HARVEY, and Miss ASHTON: Mr. W. PARKINSON, Principal Tenor, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c.: and Mr. J. MANLEY, Second Tenor. ...
... young man, named lie-). Crouch, a member of the Marylebone Temperance Society, on Tuesday went with some companions to the Drury Lane Theatre. He afterwards yielded to their Bohcitaticns and t. i k dunk, became intoxicated, threw himself out of the window ...
... FOOTLIGHTS; or, Sketches of Playhouse Society. The Heads by CHARLES H. Ross ; he Tales by Warner Sterne. A Private Box at Drury Lane. 2 The Balcony at Adolphi. 3 The Stalls of Her Majesty’s Theatre. 4 The Gallery Covent Garden. 5 The Pit the Strand. Behind ...
... ) On Tuesday, a young man named Crouch, a member of the Marylebone Temperance Society, went with some companions to the Drury-lane Theatre. He afterwards yielded to their solicitations and took drink, became intoxicated, threw himself out of the window ...
... UeFORE THE A FOOTUGHTS ; or, Sketches playhouse Society. The Heads Charles H. Ross ; the Tales Warner Sterne. x Private Box Drury Lane. 2 The Balcony at the Adelplu. 3 The Stalls at Her Majesty’s Theatre. 4 The Gallery at Covent Garden. 5 The Pit at the Strand ...
... Theatre. Pantaleon—The Veteran CIDTON, the old Favourite. Harbyttin—Mr. CHARLES NASH, of the Drury-lane Theatre. Harlequirm—lLlDLLE. HAMILTON, of the Drury-lane Theatre. Columbine— FLORENCE NEAMAN, of the Drnry•lane Theatre, and Alhambra, London. open at ...
... BINIPO. NT. H. LEWENS, Pismo, Er. BENTLEY, Comedian, and Mr. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, Principal el Majesty's and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. D. R. DE LACY, Kr. M. MORGAN, Mr. J. and Mr. L. GROSVINOM Mr. SMITH, sad Mr. F. WAIMPIXLD. -- - Conductor .• HERR RITLOFP ...
... young man, named Geo. Crouch, a member of the Marylebone Temperance Society, cm Tuesday went with some companions to the Drury Lane Theatre. He afterwards yielded to their solicitaticns and took drink, became intoxicated, threw himself out of the window ...
... theatre every night.—After the pantomime has had its day, tho opera of Rob Roy, with Bishop's music, is to be produced at Drury-lane : Mr. Sims Reeves is engaged to play Frank Osbaldestine.— After all the positive contradictions, Mr. Webster is the new ...