... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Market), COVENT-GAtDEN; 13 and 14, CtlANDOS-STREET, CHARING-CROSS; and I and 2, CROSS-COUKT, and 5, VINEGAR-YARD (side of DrurY-lane Theatre). ALLEN and HANBURY'S C CASTOR OIL. e. TASTELESS, id PUR E. Li ACTIVE. 0 Sold everywhere at 6d., Is., Is. 9d., and ...

... James's Hall, Plvmouth. Monday next, AMPRITHEaTRE, PUfrlSMOUTH. H. J. Dideott. MISS HARRIETT VERNON, IVL THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, Every Day and every Night. Re-engaged to play Title-rdle. Jack and the Beanstalk, 1889 90. Agent, E. Colley. The force ...