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... CoDptay. In the Celebrated Drama, From the French, THE GEIP IRON, Now in ite fourth rear of tour. MONDAY. Feb. 2nd. The Great Drury- lane Daama. PAUL KAUVAR, Prices—6d to 2!s. Doors open 7.30. Cenunecce 8. Box Office Mansfield s, Grafton street ...
... Comyeny, lo Celebrated Drama, From the French, THE GKIP OF IRON, Now in ita fourth year of tour. MONDAY. *b. 2nd. The Great Drury lane Drama, PAUL KAUVAJt. Prices—6d to 21s. Doors open 7.30. Commence all. Box Office at Mansfield's. Grafted street. ...
... from 7 to 7.80 MONDAY NEXT, Jons Ist (for Six Nights only), MK ROLLO BALMAIN S COMPANY. First time in Dublin of Tto grant Drury Lane Drame, THE ROYAL OAK. ROYAL THEATRE. LteMe, Mr E. Jooca. Manager. Mr J. W. Whitbread. Last Four Nights of AND MRS HUBERT ...
... Production of the Spectacular Drama, THEODORA, As performed at the Princets Theatre, l-ondon. Production the succcwiol Drury Lane Drama, THE ROYAL OAK. Fint time in Dublin of the emosiug Farcical CMtedf, Ires Toule Theatre. London. THE SOLICITOR. of ...
... the Celebrated Drama. , PAUL KAUVAK, A Story of the French Revolution, as produced Mr AUGUSTUS HARRIS, to Crowded House*, DRURY LANE THEATRE, LONDON. Fourth Year of Tour in America. MONDAY NEXT, Feb. Bth, J. W, WHITBREAD S SEVENTH ANNUAL BENEFIT, Magnificent ...
... entitled LA Production of the Spectacular Drama, THEODORA. performed the Princess Theatre, London. Production of the successful Drury Lane Drama, THE KOYAL OAK. First time in Dublin of the amusing Farcical Comedy, ppm Toole's Theatre. London. THE SOLICITOR. of ...
... Mr Rollo Balmain's com pan) commenced their six nights* visit on Monday night. “ The Royal Oak” is described the “ great” Drury lane drama, but, though Mr Henry Hamilton's work literary effort may scarcely, perhaps, justify the special distinction, the ...
... line from 7-d O w . MONDAY NEXT, June lat (foe Six N»«ht« only), MK KOLLO BALMAIN S COMPANY. First Dublin of Tbe great Drury Lane Drama, THE ROYAL OAK. inToT; en • s royal the t r Mr E. Jones. Manager. Mr J. W. Whitbread. Last Night of MB AND MRS HUBERT ...
... the Celebrated Drama. PAUL KAUVAR, A Story of the French Revolution, a* produced Mr AUGUSTUS HARRIS, to Crowded Houses, at DRURY LANE THEATRE, LONDON. Fourth Year of Tour in America. MONDAY NEXT. Feb. *.»th. J. W, WHITBREAD'S SEVENTH ANNUAL BENEFIT, Magnificent ...
... past 12 o'clock. QUEBb'B THEATRE. excellent oempany organised by end Watt appeared theQneeo’s Theatre last night in the Drury lane drama, Paul Kaovar,” which, prior to its production the English metropolis last year, had attained ooßekUrahle popularity ...
... (WEDNESDAY) AND [SATUR- PAUL KAUVAR, A Story of the French Revolution. •« produced Mr AUGUSTUS HARRIS, to Crowdoa Houses, DRURY LANE THEATRE. LONDON. Fourth Year of Tour America. MONDAY NEXT. Feb. *lh. fHITBREAIVS SEVENTH ANNUAL BENEFIT, Magnificent Array ...
... Continent. Loud complaints are heard in theatrical circles to the violent misoondnet of the gallery the produotiou of the Drury Lane pantomime. The whole Boxing Night performance was reduced todumb show. The gallery was viciously Inclined, and, although ...