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... Urited Kingdon . . ?? .. C.s , 14 3 THURSID-A 1 DacsarNsr 29 COiT11 lA1S N:- THE CHRISThIAS ENTERTAINMENTS. Illustrated. DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. SOME SKE TCHES AT THE PALACE THEATRE. AT THE ALHAMBRA. MIR. PENLEY AS CHARLEY'S AUNT. SOMIE THEATRICAL RELICS ...
... iwdatictt cal ?? Tti, h rot tt In)Ht. anI ?? chee ~rs t v the- tel of, thei atytaal u,, Iitnit In ?? -1YTrmE B3C-PEEMP, at DRURY-LANE, 'A j0 a h in.. al a Iay whr n,, l- .-al heI -t il atnltr, ' gl ai r ml I~t sid,, lthi EVEiNG, at .1icAtitS)AY Sd'INEE at ...
... TRE .PAItS. HAS BEEX APPOtNTED TJlE CONTVLNENTAL AGENT TO R OEVLE ADVEITSTISEMiENTS FOP. THE DALY NEWS. TlTEATlE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Sole T anrd, ntiS MAnitnlaur, Sir Anlgusmlus llinrris. 7 To-DAY. -it, 1.10 gunl 7.30, LTi'TLS DO PLF1, 1.l.SutLE RED RlIXtllt ...
... S; 3, 4, and 5, KING-STREETCOE- GARDEN (one door from Market); and 1 amid 2, CROSS. COURT, and 5. VINEGAR-YARD (side of Drury-lane Theatre). RESS CLOTHES LENT.- D B BLACEFORD has for SALE or HIRE the Finest of CLOTHES tor Theatres, Balls, Parties, Weddings ...
... SATt'U.DAY at 2. SIP, AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S SEVENTH ANNUCAL TYNE PANTOMIME, U M P T Y D UM MI P T . Til1 GRFEAT SUCCESS FrZO. DRURY LANE THEATBIE ROX As.. TITS BEST PANTO3IIME IN THE. PROVINCES. Th4E REST COMPANY OF COMEDIANINS. TlUE MOST GORGEOUS E-FFECTS ...
... Nights. M ISS ADA BLANCHE, Specially Engzaged by Sir Augustus Harris for BOY BLUE, the Principal Boy. Address, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. J/I S S EDITH ELWYN, Lead, Mr Charles Melville's Repertoire Company. M ISS GEORGIE WALTON (Mrs JOHN F. PRESTON), as JANE ...
... ih Liverpool for years. The Production of Frank Lorenzi and C. W. Harris. Funny Sosmgs required. I MISS MARIE LOFTUS, l~l DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Specially Engaged by Sir Augustus Harris to play Title-role, BO-PEEP, in his Christmas Production. Enormous success ...
... Christmas. All communications, HgimY DUNDAS, Theatre, Reading. MESSRS CHARLES WARNER and HENRY PETTITT'S TOUR with the Great Drury-lane Success A UiS A I L O R'S K N 0 T, At Under the Management of HENRY DUNDAS. The Comparmy will include the following ...
... and 5, NING.-STREET, COVENT- GARDEN (one door frons Market.); and 1 and 9, CROSS- COURT, and 5. VINEGAR-YARD (side of Drury--lane Theatre). fRESS CLOTHES LENT.- DLIBLACEFORD has for SALE or HIRE the Finest of CLOTES fr Thatres, Balls, Parties, Weddings ...
... Liverpool for years. The P'roduction of Frank Lorenzi and G. W. Ilarris. Funny Sonigs required. I I MISS MARIE LOFTUS ~~~DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Specially Engaged by Sir Augustus Harris to play Title-role, BO-PEEP, in his Christumas Production. Enormous success ...
... VT 0 N A R E, ROTUNDA THEATRE, LIVERPOOL. Agent, John Cooke, 44, Waterloo-road, S.E. H E C R A G G 1 Gentlemen Acrobats, DRURY-LANE THEATRE and TROCADERO. Permanent address, 68, Kennington-road, London. Agents, Warner and Co. l'V A L O and R O I S S O ...
... Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris. THE LIGHTS O' LONDON COMPANY, including Mrs HENRY C. ARNOLD (Miss Rissie Wood). The Great Drury-lane Success, A MILLION OF MONEY, Now Booking both Companies, 1893. Address all communications to HENRY C. ARNOLD, THEATRE ...