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... the rew theatre and winter garden in Leicester Square will seat 6,000 people, The stage is ten feet deeper than that of Drury Lane Theatre, and fitted with the most recent scientilic ap- pliances. Separate staircases will be provided for each of the four ...
... the new theatre and , winter garden in Leicester-square will seat 6000 people. .The stage is ten feet deeper than that of Drury Lane Theatre; and fitted with the most recent scientific 1, appliances. Separate staircases will be provided for C each of the ...
... Harlequin and Old Mother Bunch, supplied by Mr. Blanchard, is, it seems, forthwith to be produced, by way, probably, of purging Drury Lane stage of offence and winning back to the theatre the countenance of decent people. It may be noted that the later life of ...
... and will leave the shores 0t England in the course of the day. According to the Figuro, Mr. Wood, under whose auspices Drury Lane Theatre is to be opened next season, will introduce to London some new singers already famous on the Continent. Mdlle. Marie ...
... This, as usual, will be-produced on Christmas Eve. Its title is Number Nip.' It is en. adaptation by Mr. Neebe, from the Drury Lane Pantomime of Mr' E - L. Blanchard. The-second performance will be a morning one on Monday nest. E - l The treasurer of the ...
... Rose-who made an undoubted success in Rubinini's Le Premier Jour de B0717en/wr-are engaged for the new Italian Opera at Drury Lane. Mr Gruneisen, in the second edition of his pamphlet, 'The Opera and the Press,' informs us that there will be a national ...
... of the pantonimes7c, &c, to Eb prodr-eed in London, on Boxing-dayt. DRUIRY LANE. Mr. Di L Blanochard, the author of the Drury Lane ammunnlar for the lest twenty succ'sr7ve years, has thin sason illustrated Persian mythology, and under he title of 4Basuty ...
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... to deck the hair or grace the bosom. But we must not linger here, so, emerging at the Great Russell Street lend. we pass Drury Lane, and s.- through the comparative quiet of Lincoln's Inn Fields, we get into Holborn, all along which thorough- fare evidences ...
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... know that i. PatZ, engaged for rext season, his services having been secured by Mr. Wo jar a series of representations at Drury-lane Theatre, M. Faure has not be heard in England since i866. ...
... Royal, Drury-last, which anmouncemeat I beg to contradlict. It is Price's Christy's Miiustrels that are engaged to appear at Drury-lane Theatre, and sot thae Tremosnt Minstrels. Will you ihsdly find rooN for this in yoor next, Sir. Yeurs, most respectfually ...