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... Nilsson was to make her first appearance at her Majesty's opera to-night. Campanini, the charming tenor, is again singing at Drury Lane, and his voice remains Tnnvalled for purity and sweetness. Yet De Bolis, at Covent Garden, is a tenor of power and promise ...
... rincipal.Provincial Theatfes;.and Miss TESSY GUmmsI, The greatest English 3?ancer of the present day, 16te of Covent Carden, Drury Lane, Her Majesty Opera, and other London Theatres. &c.. Ifc. For full list of Company, see Bills. Doors open at Half-past Sisr ...
... principal Prorincial Theatres; and .MlISS TLESSY Gu>RNNIss The greatest English Dancer of' the present dar ote d Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Her Majesty Opera, and other London Theatres. &c., &c. For full list of Company, see Bills. Dom open at Half-past Six ...
... principal Provincial Theatres; and Miss TESsY fuss, Tte greatent English Dancer of the present day, late Of Covent Garden. Drury Lane, Her Majesty's Opera, and other London Theatres. Mes. BBOWN and NEWLAND. Mr. J. O'DONNELL' Mr. B. BRoWN and Mbiss IL KELLY ...
... as Arnol1do in Eng- land. M~arini will, on h~is second appearance, sing with Madame Patti as M2aatrico, in Trovatore. Drury Lane only offers three performances next week, the house being closed on Tuesday for the final general rehearsal of II Talismano ...
... principal Provincial Theatres; aend Meiss T ESSY daNNIyS, no greatest English Dancer Of the Dresout d& bte of Covent Garden. Drury Lane, Her Majesty's Opera, and other London Theatres. BROWN sand NEWLAND. Mr. J. ODONNELt,, Mr. E. p r.o T ard OMiss H. ICELLY ...
... principal Provincial ITheatres; eind jiiss TEqsW;GuN.NISS, le rets Englih Dancer ofthe present dJay. Ltae of Caveat Gre.Drury Lane, Her Majsefstz Orpsra, anti other London Theatres. Vessrs. BROW%,N and NEWLAND. -Mr. J. O'DON LL, r. K. B3ROWN end Miss ...
... Wanted,, at. 3Birsolgham, to Bell matesorials used by Varnish-makers.-Apply by letter, to G4. C., io, Cravenl Buildings, Drury Lane, London. 264 ~TANED.by Fim. n the West of England, a Commission ~ Agnb, o rpresnt heme in tbe Sale Of Flocks, in Birming- ...
... Equity. c5o81 I4n. BiRRY SULI.vIA?;.-'l'his ?? tragedian has jest declined an offered eugagorneit from Mr. Cihattertos, of Drury Lane, and also a fii.Y vweeks' eugagc~enleomt at tile Princess's Theatie, Londonl. iMr. A. EHeidsrson, who is nt- present in ...
... preseot m'le of 3iernor Uampanini. An adaptation of the piece by Mr. A. Halliday will also be played uomin the b)ards of Drury Lane, wheme that place passes uider the direction of Mr. Chatterton, and the principal parts will probably be takel- by Mi'. ...
... appeared at Covent Theatre on December 1 1804 as Selim in Barbarossa His success complete December 10 following he appeared at Drury Lane in “Douglas” Twenty-eight nights in his first town season at Drury £L7210 11s nightly average £614 13s He reappeared the ...
... Arts. Of course, Agsano ?? niay have found some one else, and the present discovery may be genuine. --Pull Malt Gazette. Drury Lane Theatre was reopened by Mr. F. B. Chattorton for the autumn season on Saturday evsning, wvith the popular drama of AAmy ...