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... Dials, CrawlerViUs; Ac.. Ac. Concludir* with THE LADY MUNSTER. Commence7.3o. Beooodprioea*9. Mot. DAT »*XX. the great Drury Lane BaM. TOVTJL by Augustus Harris and Pool MemU. and Robertson's famous Compaar ByIRST. 1 PALACE OF (I ATTRACTION. CttANGK ...
... adaptation of Mons. Alexandre Dnmas's Denut, which Blr. Aagastua Harris hopes to produce in London some theatre other than Drury Lane. On Thursday Family Ties and Ncmvtea took the place of Darbe the Comedy, and it ia understood that this house will no longer ...
... Usda, helid master of Weymoutis College and Melcomete Rci School. The 100th performance of Whittington and his Cat' at Drury Lane, was given oei Saturday afternoon. nl theatre was crowded, 'a number of specially ieei:ei guests being in the boxes and ...
... Theatre Royal the advantage of having for its stage manager Mr. Edward Stirling, who a few years ago published a book about Drury Lane. Unfortunately Mr. Stirling had the longing to dramatist, without the slightest faculty for play-writing. produced several ...
... Prolmelor and Malor • • • .. A. FOR TWELVE NICIHTE, u..,ng MONDAY MARCH 5, iSS. at 7-30, will be preempted the surrwjAt Drury Lane DR.1.114, entitled, YOU'I L Writteu by PAUL Tableau 1 -Deeelley - The oily Goa „ 2--DpperTlantes - The Cottage THE MUM ...
... rm. is Dm to a clime, its Inal production behnr kt the 21st inst , when other will be produvoi. At the Theatre the great Drury Lane entitled Youth, by Mesas. Augustus Harris, and Paul Merritt, will be produced on Monday next. Many residents in Hatton ...
... 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. ...
... A NOVELTY PANTOMIME. The »*tb the custom of manager* take time the forelock. For the Drury Lane pan tom. next Christmas Mr. Alfred Thompson already designing in New York a set of costumes for three hundred ladies, who will constitute a «ort of “Dream ...
... the production of Mr. G. R. bims’s new drama, which is fixed for April 4th. Mr. Augusta* Harris announces that Abe next Drury Lane pantomime will the subject The Forty Th teres. A new play entitled Printe Zilah, in prologue aud four acU, by Mous. Claretie ...
... 3 from the memories of most of us, the pantomilue, tl t Dick Whittington, continues to run its merry tl 3 course at Drury Lane. 'Iu veteran author of the ti annual, Mr. E. L. Blanchard, is to be cooo- ti 3 gratulated on the success whichi still attojads ...