... Plan ot Tliomt.POct and bhaites ILC cU,). Litc GrAND TEA T r'E WVESTGATEJ-STi3ElT, CARDIFF. The Rome of Pontemimee. The Drury-lane o. WN Ol TILEi GiIANDLST, Tat' MOST COLLOSSAL. TilE MJOST MAGNIFIC1NZ tiaf. MOSTi COMICAL P A N T M I 1 E IN THE PROVVICES ...

... of the whole of the magnificent Armour, Weapons, Jewellery, &c., used in the Scene of the Olympian Revels in Pantomime at Drury-lane Theatre. The Press says :-This amazing and gorgeous spectacle is simply indescribable. As a feast for the eyes, nothing ...

... rick Rider K of the World), the holder of the Sporting Life 'Cyele Challenge Medal, the onily speciality ever engnged at Drury : Lane. Raufmann in Europe has for years Performed in Theatres only. Now the success with Collingivood Panto- mimr. Private address ...

... Plan at Thompson and Shackell'l ?? (4-AS6 GR A N D Tii L A Tl r E WESTGATE-STREET, CARIDIFF. to 'l[e Home of Pantomime. The Drury-lane of Wales ir THIE GRANDEST, THlE MOST ;'OLLOSSAL. it, 11E MOST 31AGNIFICEN't er AN D ir, IH MOST COMICAL be PANTOMIME oil ...

... the Andalusian Dance by Miss Fioretto, Misses Niltori, and Miss C. Hlornaby. M IDDLESEX MUSIC HALL, 1 MOGUL TAVERN, 167, DRURY-LANE.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr J. L. GRAYDON; Assistant-Manager, Mr George Lacey.-Monster I'rogrammc. Grand Variety Entertainment ...

... Clifford's Concerts on Tour. Letters, The Era Office. W ANTED.-Lieut. Albini's Living Perfections. W Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and Covent Garden, Twice Daily for Season. Agents, It. Warner and Co. WANTED, Known, Fielding and Johnson's t Musical E ...

... phenomenally successful Tour. The Orhiinal LEOPOLDS, Pantomitue Season, Drury-lane Theatre. Spring, London; Summer, London; Autumn, Frivolity Tour. All communications to JorN LEoPoLD, DRURY-LANE THEATRE. D M U N D T E A R L 1, E ?? supported by Niss KATE CLINTON ...

... at Thornton's, Shields. That is very bad. Monday, GAIETY, OLDHAM. Agent, Colley. D A N L E N 0, THE DAME, THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. Good Comic Songs required at once. Agent, E. Colley, Esq. 51 0 M C 0 S T E L InL 3 Sane Old Chestnut, big success. UGLY ...

... - Miss Bateman's New Play, The Middleman, Jakobowek's New Opera Paola, London Day by Day, The Royal Oak from Drury-lane. Lettersto Teos. W. CHARI.5S. Silence a negative. .1 P4 H et 01 k~ 24 TI Fi H' ci, Hi 1k - - . NO T T I N G H A M.- O GRAND ...

... Trick Rider 1. of the World), the holder of the Sporting Life 'Cycle Challenge Medal, the only speciality ever engaged at Drury Lane. Eaufmann in Europe has for years Performed in Theatres only. Now the success with Collingnvood Panto- mime. Private address ...

... are the talk of everybody who has purchased them. N tn WANTED, Known, that Frank Hfiain as1 pilied Mr Harry Payne (Clown), Drury-lane, o. Fie oseuiseSeasons. Also Mr J. D. Hunter, Pier rind Pav ilion, Hastings, Second Season, wihTck. esmoal rdsfroni the ...

... Terrific hit. l/R. GEORGE FAIRBURN, ^l South London, Standard, Charing-cross. Are you coming home to-night ? Monday next, DRURY-LANE THEATRE. _ Mar and Holmes. MR. F R E D H A N L AN, the Great Military Comedian, Character Vocalist, and Speciality Artiste ...