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... what to select out of the abundance of good things. Fotemost en the list, of course, stands Mr. Harris's great pantomime at Drury Lane, which is, as might be expected, a complete I sucrose. The time, thought, and ingenuity expended oa its production have ...
... an opportunity pass upon enlarging a little ' l the beauties and merits of Mr. Augustus - Whittington and his Cat at Drury . Lane. Although the actual holiday season I may be considered over, pantomime still I holds its sway, and may be expected worth ...
... Proprietor & Manager - A. MELVILLE. CONTINUED SUCCESS Of The Streets of London, MONDAY, MARCH 9, FOR TWELVE rs ONLY, the Great Drury Lane YOUTH. By Augustus and Paul Merritt. On Moakley March 23rd, for six M.N. Bruce and Roherton's Fames pony their latest greatest ...
... Lewis with much vivacity and spirit. On Nfenday next an en:ire change of programme will take lilacs in the production of the Drury Lane success of Youth. Messrs. Augustus Jerrie and blerritt's stirring drama is so ta• mrably k3own M the provinces that cusshairs ...
... regularly paidinstead of half a guinea he frequently found it difficult to get halt-a-crown—and the Dublin treasurer of Drury-lane theatre in Sheridan's time, considered those performers very pressing who came to the treasury two following Saturdays. ...
... week that the British deg had been hauled down the highest abilities, trained as critics, and when on Thursday aftormou Drury Lane at the Cameroons had reached the Govern- as critics they make or mar the fortune of an was crammed front floor to ceiling ...
... ESTABLISHED 1861. NEW UANU 'flit Al' Cottoitattos STRUT. Proprietor & Manager - A. MELVILLE. . EVERT EVENING NEXT WEE 1 he Great Drury Lane _ YOUTH; By . Augustus Harris, and Paul Merritt. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED On Monday March 23rd, for six niehts only, Messrs ...
... footlights. whieii, we , been r production. hug . are I papists besi .siaged -y - YOUTH AT THE GRAND THEATRE. In putting the Drury-lane of Youth on the boards of the Grand,' management are giiing the Binning- public an opponuuity of renewing acquaintance ...
... Memoranda. New GUANO THZATRI.-To-night the Great fouih Drury Lane SUCKS'S of Y0C.12 in eight acts: Monday Messrs. Robertson and Bruce's company is Nita's First. ROTA L.—Last night of the pantomime, Did Whittingtoa and his Cat ; Monday next. In ...
... accottat of an interview with Mr. Harris, published in The Age of the Stb inst. In it Mr. tells us how the present lessee of Drury Lane entered ups. hie undertaking with something less than See pounds in his pocket, sod how he worked IthfillUaltedly till he ...
... let the week pcss without making its acquaintance. Next week,a thorough change of progranSme will take place in the great Drury-lane success of The World, which will be interpreted by Mr. Harry Jackson and Mr. Augustus Harris's Company. The drama contains ...
... Birmingham playgoers are this week being afforded an opportunity of renewing acquaintance with one of the most powerful of the Drury Lane melodramas, which for sense tional inchlest and exciting adventure have made memorable management of Mr. Augustus Harris ...