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... next Saturday. __e * The pantomime at the New Olymplo is a great success for Drury Lane. For although Mr. Oscar Barrett has taken more from Sir Augustus Harris than Drury Lane it likely to take from the New Olympia, for the access Mr. Barrett has achieved ...
... Shnie, George Barrett, Charles Dodsworth, Dalton burners; Misses Millward, Florence Fordyce, Fanny Brough. * THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. _ Sole Lessee and Manager. Sir Augustus Harris. TO-DAY. at 1.30 aud 7.30. LITTLE 80-PEEP. LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD, and HOP ...
... area at this theatre. IT . ITTLE 80-PEEP, at DRURY LANE. TO-DAY. at I. 30; TO-NIGHT. .8 1.30. 1 1 / 4 • TWICE DAILY. at 1.30 and 720. _ v E LATEST end GREAT'EST DRURY LANE TRIUMPH. LITTLE 80-PEEP, at DRURY LANE. TWICE DAILY. at 1.30 mad 7.311. Time. i- ...
... Royal English Opera House into a music ball. The chief contriver cf this change also been running melodrama and pantomine at Drury Lane and opera (in Italian, German, aud French) at Covent Garden. Elsewhere musical history has been relatively uneventful, except ...
... JP-TO-DATE Sporting Drama, THE PRODIGAL DAUGHTER, By Henry Pet titt end Sir Augin,tus Harris, With all the original effects Irmo Drury Lane. MORNING PERFORMANCES TO-DAY (MONDAY), and EVERY SATURDAY, at 2 o'clock, until further notice. ...
... many more. There is every reason to ex. pect the exbibition will be a great success. DRURY LANK PANTOMIME The pantomime at Drury lane can hardly be said to improve on closer acquaintance. Once the of gorgeous try and marvellous colour effects wit the glare ...
... Knight, J. L. Shine, Georse Barrett. Charles Dods- worth. Dalton Somers ; Misses Millward, Florence Forydce j Fanny Brough. DRURY LANE. Pole Lessee and Manager, Sir Augustus Harris TO-DAY. at 1.30 and 7.30. LITTLE BO PEKP. LITTLE RED BIDING HOOD. AND HOP ...
... Henry Pcttitt an Sir Augustu. tlarrts, YY 1 . all the original from Drury Lane. M«. lien Ncv.ile, Mr.’ Leonard Boyne, Mr. J id 1 endge, Mr. Geutge B-rrut, Mr. J. L. b. n . Mr. Julius Knight, Char Dods*orth, Dalton Somers; M:»s Aiiliward, Miss Fioreoc: ...
... being a either light lot. I travelled up to the city with tie team, who wre anxious to see the sights, about half voting for Drury Lane pantomime, and the others were anxious to see the Alhambra. The Arsenal team played one of their best games ta-day. This ...
... (Noon). 2, and 7. Concert. 5.50. lha UOXINO KANGAROO. Sm lb* INTERNATIONAL utRSAT TOT Mi TUAXJUOAL RKBIBITIOKk mUEATBE ROYAL. DRURY LANE.-9oI» JL T«sw. .ndM.Tw,[.r. Bir lIAiIIUS. LITTLE IW rHKP. LITTLE BED HIUIKU HOOD, »irf HOE O' MT TIIEMB. TWICE DAILY. asi ...
... achieve a run. [Among other lighlt operas may be mentioned Nossler's Trompeter von Siikkligen, twice given in German at Drury Lane,; . Lacome's Ma Mie Rosette, and M. Roger's Trooper Clairette, together with 1I. 1Toulmouche's Wedding Eve, Mr Haydn ...
... 1592 has been in some ways an | important one. No less than 1>0 performances lave b •-. n I given at Covent Garden and Drury Lane, ?? works mi: i. I been played, out of which five were -n-w to Lon. l 0,. ?? these last Mascagni's) L'Amieo Ftirz has ...