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... — Box-office, nnder the portico of the Theatre, open daily fi om ten to live. _Jo booking lees. At sevca. BOX AMD C iX. DRURY-LANE THEATRE ROYAL* BLUE BEARO, the Suec-ss of the Seas.m, at 7.4s.— Vokes Fs*mij.\ poweiful Comnany. Blue Beard's Pet Elephant ...
... Williams, Liur., and Campbell. Cluwn, Hairy Payne. Box-office open from ten to five. No booking tees.— COVEN f GARDEN THEATRE. DRURY-LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Last Night but Seven.— BLUE BEARD (the beat Panto- mime for years, the Success of the Season). TO-NIOHT, ...
... till five dally und.r the management of Mr. Pailey. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.— Miss Minnie HACK as AIDA, at 7.30 TONIGHT. DRURY-LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Last Niplit but Five. -BLUE BEARD (the best Panto- ir.iitie. fir years, tbe Sm-cc-ss of tbe Se_s.ni), TO-NIGHT ...
... MAJESTY'S THEATRE— Last Appearance of Misi MINNIE HATJ X as KATHERINE, in The ?? of the BHicw, THI3 EVENING, at 7.30. DRURY-LANE THEATRE ROYA.L. Last Night but Three.— BLUE BEARD (the best Panto- mitre for years, the Success of the Season), TO-NIGHT ...
... Marionettes. Dester. Brothers Raynor. Kaouly. Fahy Fountains, Mr. Mark Johnson's Statuary, Blue Beard's Pet Elephant, from Drury Lane Tneatre. 6. 50. Organ Recital, Mr. James Halle. 7.30. Vocal and Instrumental Concert, Mona. C. Dubois. 8. 0. Billiard Tournament ...
... Marionettes. Dester. Brothers Raynor. Kaouly. Fairy Fountains, Mr. Mark Johnson's Statuary, Bine Beard's Pet Elephant, from Drury Lane Tneatre 6 30. Organ Recital, Mr. James Halle. 7.50. Vocal and Instrumental Concert, Mons. C. Dubois. 8. 0. Billiard Tournament ...
... Griffits, Q.C, and Mr. Rj'ntig were counsel fer the defendant. The plaintiff was a widow, residing in Shelton-sfcreet, Drury-lane, following the occupation of a costermong-er, exchanging crockery-ware for old clothes. The defendant was the dust contractor ...
... but now forgotten, comedy. Although more than a century has elapsed since the original production of The Critic at Drury Lane, the piece is still as sweet and fresh as - ver. Tbat ita capacity to afford hearty enjoyment to an i udience has undergone ...
... He then said that ia the summer of ISG3, after drinking with a woman named Jackson, at a public-house in Charles-street, Drury-lane, be took her to bis lodging at 4, George-street, St. Giles's' where, in tbe night time, be detected her in the act of stealing ...
... Magniflse.it BCSaer/, perjreous co_n_r..es, revel effee-ts. Mons. Bruet aud Mallle. ?? Bculie Dutti--«, To -iii^lit. At i.if. DRURY-LANE.-EASTER MONDAY. elrand Reproduction, LA FrLLE DE MADA HE AVG It : Mesds. Com .lie D'Anka, A. Burvllle, K. StUlivin, H Uiple- ...
... three years since by a number of cab-master- the great majority of cabs and horses were kept in stable. DRURY-LANE. The eiperiment tried at Drury Lane Theatre last night of extending a small work into proportions larger than may seem to he warranted by ...
... oeuld stake any amount with £•''■ 'dety, as lioyd had a splendid private house at ***■«•• L-emde* bis shop and business in Drury-lane, e-.o be «_ _ -fc _ R the j^,^ of Enj?l(kn ...