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... reported death of the tenor Signor Gayarr6 pe!xed most is incorrect. Mr. E. L. Blanchard is preparing his 28th pantomime for Drury-lane Theatre. It is singular (says.a writer in Mayfair) how many theatres can always be had by a favourite ow comedian on sharing ...
... lessee of the Marylebone Theatre, he soon after widened the sphere of theatrical ambition, and in 1852 he became manager of Drury-lane Theatre, which establish- ment he continued to hold until the autumn of 1862, when he disposed of the remainder of his lease ...
... Edward Tvrell Smith last Sunday removes a man whose name was at one time moet familiar theatregoers. was ten years manager Drury Lane, and daring that time held also the Alhambro in Leicester-square, to which gave its name. He was furthermore manager of ...
... from 2s. Gd. each. Every description of Frames and Pictures in stock.—GEO. REES, 41, Russellstreet, Covent-garden (opposite Drury-Lane Theatre). BENSON’S WATCHES. WATCH and CLOCK MAKER to the QUEEN and Royal Family, and special appointment to the Prince of ...
... permission of F. B. Chatterton, Esq. Thieves' Kitchen scene uid dance arranged by Mr. JT Morris, of the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and Adelpbi. Miss Emmerson, her first appearance at this Theatre, as Edith. POTAL PARE THEATRE.—MISS BLANCHE LUCAN. Hiss ...
... of the Marylebone Theatre, he soon after widened the sphere of his theatrical ambition, and in 1852 he became manager of Drury-lane Theatre, which establishment he continued to hold until the autumn of 1862, when he disposed of the remainder of his lease ...
... of the Hall and many ether interesting items. W. MORTON, Manager. Admission 3s., 3s., 2s., is. THEATRES. ^THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.-- X Every evening at 8, AMY ROBSART. Messrs. J. Fernandez, W. Terriss, E. E. Edgar, A. Glover, Lingham, Douglas, Hugbes ...
... gorgeons show ns hnn been seen lit this h'>Uoe siihothe days of Mr. Augustus ITurris. Panto* mimes this year alto take place Drury Lane (ihe White Cat)* t|io. u (Robin Hoodj, (Vatentine and Orson), at on|i/, the 110 Park (Jack and the Beanstalk/, Siundard ...
... ■pi RED HUGQBS, ■ftAlf BLOB LEAF and SMITH, THEATRE RuTAL, DRURY LANE, Every Evening. HARRT JACKSON, State Manwer, ranroEis’s theatre. PERCY VAUGHAN. Address. •Aim THEATRE. LONDON. Mias Kate everlbigh, Now on Tour with MISS LYDIA THOMPSON. IN AMERICA ...
... of the Marylebone Theatre he soon after widened the sphere of his theatrical ambition, and in 1852 he became mana ger of Drury Lane Theatre, which establishment he continued to hold until the autumn of 1862, when he disposed of the re- mainder of his lease ...
... programme, which will include the comedy of Speed the Plough, which was so favourably received on its revival recently at Drury Lane, on the occasion of The Theatrical Fund benefit. The principal characters will be sustained by Messrs. E. Righton, Ryder ...