... Bichelieu the character of Julie De i Mortemar. r Between the closing of Covent-garden Theatre in ,1 1840, and the opening of Drury-lane by Mr Macready, Miss Faucit performed with him at the Haymarket. h During this engagement, on Tuesday, Dec. 8th, 1840, f ...

... and ivenry Hamilton. entitled THE DERBY WINNER. Mir Henry Dundas's company is appearing here this week with the great Drury-lane success The IDcrby Whitncr. Aliss Jennie Tavlor is excellent as the t Duchess of Alilford ; Aliss Katherine Clarke portrays ...

... Company. Next Weetc, Metropole Theatre, Camberwell. M I S S A A B E L L O W E, the Bon. Kathleen Denzil, The Great Ruby, Drury-lane Theatre. M I S S F L YNN ~ as Mlnna Tipton, in Little Tord Fauntleroy, concludes Eight Months EntagementNov.19th. Address ...

... Week, Itoyalty Theatre, Morecambte. Permanent address, 14, Willoughby-rd., llornsey, Lontlon, N' MISS GWEN OWEN'S Miniature Drury-lane Dramna AN EN'GLISHVWOlIAN. Vacant Nov. l4th and 28ih. Wire. Nov. 14th and 2Sth. Cast includes- Miss Gwven Owen as May ...

... pleased to treat with Responsible Managers for the Sale or Hire of Oscar Barrett's Pantomime ALADDIN, which was produced at Drury-lane Theatre, 1896.7, with so MUCI.II 8UUcout. Address, D, vleforia-street, London, Sa.W OR SALE or TO LET, F Pantomime, DICK ...

... 1 Soane Villa, Fenwick-grove. East Dulwich. S.E. Business-Manager for Miss Louie Freear. 1 MR. CHARLES ANGELOL Addrese, Drury-lane Theatre. MR. CHARLES GOODHART. M ~ Address, Globe Theatre. M R. G u Y W ALL ER. All communications to 58, Conduit-street ...

... pleased to treat with Responsible Managers for the Sale or Hire of Oscar Barrett's Pantomime ALADDIN, which was produced at Drury-lane Theatre, 1896-7, with so much success. Address, a, Victoria-street, London, S.W. wOR SALE or TO LET, F Pantomime, DICK ...

... d aU the classic parts of the lighter drama. THE annual benefit of the Royal General Theatrical Fund will take place at Drury-lane on Thursday morn- ing, Nov. 17th. The long and attractive programme will include the one-act piece entitled All Change Here ...

... London Press Loud and Continued in their Encomlums. Their Opinion, a Drama Played and Mounted in a Superb Manner, Worthy of Drury-lane. Rebooked at all the Principal London (Suburban) Theatres. IN OLD KENTUCKY. The New and Elaborate Race Scene acknowledged ...

... Task. Eminently SucceF'ful. Ably played. M R. GEORG K CECIL MUR 'RAY Disengaged iii December 11th, Termination of Tour, Drury-lane, White Heather' Coiiipany, Theatre Rosal,l-iottitrltam. M R .ll M U S P R A T T, 1 halli Carr, Gentlemtian Joe. Disengagfed ...

... Three Nights each. 'Ir3.3 j)jtr3, ., address. Mrs BASDMANN-PALMBR. IHENRY C. ARNOLD'S 1B. COMPANIES. T The T-p.to.Date DrurY lane Sporting Drama, THlE tlROI)IGAL. DAUGHTER. I I Fi ettitt and Sir Augustus Harris. Mrs 1 ARNOLD as DORCAS GENTLE. Adr een' ...

... Chefs always in attendance. Patronised by the Elite of the Profession. Proprietor, CHARLES BEST. SIR JOHN F ALSTAFF (facing Drury-lane Theatre), CATHERINE-STREET, STRAND. SAM RICEFARDS. AMY TILLEY. WINES, SPIRITS, and LIQUEURS of the Best Quality. BILLIARDS ...