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... SEIL BI NI M ix in anam b er; B ROT H E EB A TO, No t. ErP~oie yMdSLZY COXBINATION and NELLIE MAO; NNTan RTARTEA4. from Drury Lane:- DAIM WOOD. S Shm 6,ANTLEY, and IDA HEATH. Telephone 731.00 TFXAY-'S! DAY'S!2 D1A-Y'S!!-Es r st cesss, JUF and Positively ...
... 6S4. Sir A'GUSTUS IARRIS'S COXMPALNY in the Up to Date Sporting Drrruma the 7.30. PRODIGAL DAUGHTER, 7.30. ] Froms the Drury lane and Covent Garden Theatrea, with the Ongynnl Scenery Dresses and Horses. including the Grand Niationra IN'irnqur, Vt)LUPtrPARY ...
... Comyassy h the OlympicO ad Surrey Drams, THE CRIMES OF PARIS. MOSDAY ,= June 1 Mr. WALTER SBALBY and Oomm vny in the Great Drury Lane Dram PAUL KAUVA&' Prices as usual. Trilogaphic addres Pyludes. Birminzham. ERINCE OF WALES THEATRE, [7 AOAD STrAR'.- ...
... WITLLIAM LIGNOLD, in the Sporting Drama, the 7.3o. PRODIGAL DAUGHTER, 7.30. -Ry HzmTy PZTrII and Sir Arsousrus RARas.!, from Drury Lane Theatre, with Scenerray, Dresses. and SIX 15LOOD1 HORSES, including the Grand National Winner VOLUPTUJARY. Mn,.nA~y OxxT ...
... IAk MgEKe'3W ]|10B E. 2~t~s RAS~rT1T E i- -L w~A MOTaBS~ilaE DAS o~ P-s AMIUSENEMTT. ?? ROYA, IM-IN G HA2L 'CNIAHT;0in ?? Drury Lane Drama. PAUL KAUVAR.' Preceded at 7.30 by the Amusing Musical Melange 1DOMESTIC SQUABBLE.- M~irAY~wz Jue 1. (ean Rerodction ...
... BIRMING1AIs1 TO-StGOT, AT 7.30, IMPORTANT ENrGAGEMENT. For Six Nights Only. DM gENRY C. ARNOLD'S POWERFUL COMPAh'y, Tn the Great Drury Lane Dramatic Success A MILLION OF MONEY, y IEgNRY lrETTITT and Sir AUGUSTUS BARtRIS. Scnery, Presses. and Military Costumes ...
... SELLEES SABd &r., A-ND - rT.E No OTHE1L I - I ~t~ETREROYLBIRMINGHAM. V ~ TO-NIGH1T, AT 7.33. gEqYDVUfDA COMPANY. in. the Drury Lane D m 'A SAILOR'S KNOT. , SnETT.3rx- the -rest Frinr.ess's Dramas. -A ROYA&L -n iffNCF OF WVALES THEATRE: PiTeL Ad., TheatricaL ...
... it is not known by %4bom it was represented, but when,.a faw years later, an altered version of Alfred pi6 roduced at Drury Lane, Rule Britannia was ?? by John Beard, in the character of a aailor.-Wft- ?? QGefte. i i 1 1 i i I I I I I I iI i i i I ...
... she to had done it. My life has ben a misery since I married 3 her, twelve months ago. If you go to Mr. Qnick, of 13, mc Drury Lane, he will give you my character and hers ro. too. Yon may also ask Mrs Snelgrove at the public- 2 house next door. I had ...
... following LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES with Posses. Bi on :- THE ROSE AND CROWN, 62, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD. THE BARLEY MOW, lll, DRURY LANE. THE TWO BREWERS, 26, AYLESBURY STREET, CLEPTEN5 WBLL. THE BULL'S BEAD, 29, CROSS STREET, HATTON GARDEN. IAnd THE WINE ...
... SLLIBINIgS rix in number IEOTHFCS}>r AVONEt, Bar Performner3s EMSIEXY CO.MBINATION and NELLIE MAC: BNNEITT and IMARTELL, from Drury Lane. DAISY WOOD, SISTIIas SANTLEY, and IDA HEATH. Telephone7SL _ 100 i ENGLER'S GRAND CIR(Q .E, ]R B CUrZON HALL. B'IRMINGHAIL ...