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... I sutslet, t ewieonfrora ClonpeideE ?? orke, New-orosg,_ p almS ntal ?? a. BARLYS(r Et'ne'lP~rEL~)wii THEATREl RlOYAL, DRURY LANE. tide) LbHce m:411corer, I]% * 1. CIalrlfoN ~2T 8 NV'ENING oivi berccr ?? tho NULOelITA PANTOMIME ,eotitlcd T11 'R~TIYI ...
... O-.iriorne, binr j {wt . BeU> Hamilton, and Madlle. Roaalli, pnn. lpal dai ...
... produced a brilliant spectacle under the shove title and founded on the same romance as that which forms the subject of the Drury-lane pantomime, but It is of course differently triateli. It is adorned with a brilliant spectacle and magnificent scenery. From ...
... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS COVKNT 7, Thll Rareat Pat.—At ?.«, Pantomims: Robiasou Crusoe. _ , _ , _ DRURY LANE—At 7, Bor Cox.—At 7.45. Pantomime: re’?-At 7.3), Diamond.—At 30, Dan'l Droca. —Birds in their Little Nests Agree. . - ~ ADELPHI—At J.3J, Pantomime: ...
... Sung by Miss VICTORIA YOKES Every Evening, with immense success. Harp Accompani- ment by FrederickChatterton.-THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. MUSIC— 150 PAGES ONE SHILLING.-95 Songs, Dance and Piano Pieces in Vol. I. MUSICAL BUDGET. Of all Newsvendors for Is., ...
... ec.. diell- oist. . erbium. Bissiesce bfa bottle. 117011. THE CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY LANE.—Har'fren , n and the Forty Thieves. —Christmas is here auin, and with it, of course, the Pantomimes. It has not been Christmas weather, but the wind and ...
... Makers of Epps's Glycerine Jujubes for Throat Irritation. found The Echo. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1877. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Tmis Evexine, THE FORTY THIEVES. The Vokes Family. Premidre Danseuse, Mdlle. Bossi. Double Harleauivade : Clowns, 0. Lauri ...
... Mesdamea Pauline Markham, Buuverie, Singleton, Russell, Hamilton, aud Mdlle. Rosalii, principal d&nseuse (pupil of TagUoni). DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENTNG, at 7.0, BOX AND COX; THE FORTY THIEVES : The ?? Yokes Family, Misses H. Coveney, C. Jecks, Mr. F. W. Irish ...
... shortly led back, apparently only slightly injured. Fleas IsrLoonost.—A fire broke out on Tharj a daa at 54, Parker-street, Drury-lane. The building, was of three floors, was used as a store by Me. G. Gaines, herbalist and seedsman. The first and amid floors ...
... Beverly scenery, » f fandtal twllete. popular muek, TBIB rvFMNO —B« Xiffioe open trem ten till five daiIy.—THEATEE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. ...
... Too, on payasent at the ?? Office open daily from Ten till Fie, tinder the direc- :tion of Isr. E. HALL. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. 1THIS EVENING, THE FORTY 'TiI-EVES. The Yokes Family. Prennibre Dan- sense, Mdlle. Bossi. Double f-arlequinade; Clowns ...
... Messrs. Glover, uverie. At 7.45 the Cook, Wallace, * borne, Viellon, and Selbini- uverie, Singleton, llussell, and Hamilton. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, at 7.0, BOX AND COX; THE FORTY THIEVES: The o ii Coveney, C. Ir. I. W. Irish, kc. Double Harlequinade. Clowns ...