... London, 31st Mfarch, 1897. To the Chairmran and Directors of Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Ltd. Centlemen-In accordance with your instructions, ae have attended at the Drury Lane Theatre, and have made a s'rvey and valuaiion thereof. The Theatre occupies ...

... PLEASURE r in ainun)civ! g ant Cnegeagaemit, for SIX Nights only, with the celebrated Miss P. IHORTON, of tie Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Haymarket. G RA N _'VD C 0 NCE R T. T lHE COMMITTEE, OFTHEA'NACREONTIC wT SOcIFT, findilng it impossible to emeet ?? ...

... stsually char)ged. Or 67, HIGH-STREET. AN APPRENTICE WANTED. 13 MUSIC HALL, BELFAST. MR. JAMES 'RUSS (Of the Theatres .Roycal, Drury Lane, Gount Garden, and Iaymna;'ket, -1 -ESPECTFULLY INTIMATES TO THE .JA Nobility and Gentry that lie will give TWO READINGS ...

... the trade will find this a most eligible opportunity. 160 MUSIC HALL, BELFAST. MR. JAMES RUSSELL, (Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket, R ESPECTFULLY INTIMATES TO THE a Nobility and Gentry that lie will A TWO READINGS FROM SH#SIvE ...

... MONSTER. The internal decorations, and /i$Aenery, bave be,,, executed by Messrs. DoZAIDSM a DAl, fro, t, 'Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Machinery, Iv Mr. Tomtmnsoz, from the Liverpool Theatre. Among other novelties, will be exhibited a Splemlicl CURTAIN ...

... most iOtes50* and profound attention, and as originally brocetht t the immediate diection of Mr N . COO ntc Theatre Royal Drury Lane, cad he It, t e B R I ND. Allessandro 1Massaroni, (Brigand Chief) ?? T. P. COOR1 (As originally performed by him iD LOndan ...

... valuation:-. Loandn, 31st Maroh, 1827. To the Chairman and 'Direotor of Theate ,Royal, Drury Lane, Ltd. Gentlemen-In accordance with your ?? nsr W's have attended at the Drury Lane Theatre, r4d have -made a survey a nd vluiatior thereof. Tlihe T'heatre occupies ...

... BLANCHE (Daughter of Cicely Nott), from Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Adelphl. MISS KATE LOVELL, From the Opera Comique, London. MISS EDITH BLkNCEIE (Daughter of Cicely Nott}, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, aud Novelty; and LITTLE ADD1E BLA.NCHE (Daughter of ...

... of Bel- fast. CONDUCTOR AND C0OMPOSEI, M1R. J. IH. T ULLY. The Chorus being_ selected from the Opera, and Theatre Royal, Drury lane, is in all respects com- plete and effective. The Band vill be augmented by the ad(lition of several eminent London Per- ...

... ai5 reara nra will take p h, et ' t' EVENING, Apsil 24, when wvill lc r - and fars hionable sornedy, Cnw acting twai ah, Drury. Lane Theatre, entitled g THE PROVKI;ED HUSBASN\J Lord Tnwil,- ?? ;h.H Squire Richa rd . .Rs,5 Sqvthe Richarl ?? Mr. '0 rr Lady ...

... BLANC=E (Daughter of Cicely Nott). from Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Adelphi. MISS KATEP IOVELL, From the Opera Comnique, London. MIISS EDITH BL4NCHE (Daugher of Cicely Nott), Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Novelty; and LITTLE ADDIE BLANCHE (Daulghter of ...

... actor to represent it wvith effect, could not be better presented by any aspirant to histrionic fame. .iss Anderton, of Drury Lane Trleatre, admirally per- formed the part of the heroine of the play, and at ones established herself in thce favour of the ...