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... Thirteen years of age. from the London Concerts; Mr. James Me Ewen, the celebrated Comic Vocalist, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who will introduce a variety of Persona- tions and Comic Songs, in Character ; Master Alfred Boulland, Twelve Years of ...
... the Theatres Royal, Drury- Lane, and Covent Garden, London. Columbine, the inimitable Madame Boleno, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, London. Pantaloon, the renowned Mr. H. Nastlor, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Sadler's Wells ...
... ROYAL, FRENCH-STREET, SOUTHAMPTON. Sole Lessee ?? MR. J. W. GORDON, 48, French-street. MR. JAMES JOHNSTONE (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ) will OPEN the above THEATRE on SATURDAY, August Ist for SEVEN NIGHTS, with a selected Company of Artistes from the leading ...
... a warrant with deserting his wife and family. Deteetive-sergt. Fitzgerald proved arresting Ammonds, who was a • super at Drury Lane Theatre. At tbe time of arrest Ammonds was on the stage taking the part of an M.P m the ( aouse of Commons scene in The ...
... Ryde. \Y Dancing to con-imence at Nine o'clot-lc. TxTEATRE 8.0XA1., SOtrTHAJWPTO ST. MRS. (.RGER, (Of tbe Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Madame vestbis' Olympic Theatre,) FOR FOUR NIGHIS. The MANAGEBiof the ?? ever anxious to provide ooveity ...
... engaged :— Mr. Addison, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, his first appeai ance here. Mr. H. Bedford, from ihe Theatre Royal, Manchester, bis first appearance here. Mr. Beale, trom the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, his first appearance here. Mr. Couldock, lrom ...
... C. BBOWNE, R.N. Secretary. HERNANDEZ, STONE, AND NEW- SOME'S AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT, rrom lbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, aad Portable elegant AMPHITHEATRE, with powerful and talented American Troupe and Stnd of Fifty Hories, will enter ...
... :m. . ri this Theatre,) an interesting Melo-Dra- founded on Le Sack's celebrated ■'i-c'. performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1 . ?? 1 ' : applause, entitled GIL BLAS; THE BOY OF SANTILLANE. '■'•:. .; ■pt'firiatc Drrsses, Scemi-y, original Music ...
... the Week. MR. COLLINGS begs to announce tiiat those eminent Vocalists MR. and MRS. HENRI DRAYTON, feom the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, will pay their ' First Vhl% to Soutbampton in their celebrated Duo Musical and Mimetic Entertainment ...
... MR. J. MUDDOCK, Theatre Royal, Dundee. THE BAND. Leader of the Orchestra and Condnctor, Mr. J. Coetello, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; Repetiteure, Mr. W. H. White * Violoncello, Mr. T. White ; Viola, Maater T. White ; Double Bass, Mr. Pridmore ; Cornet ...
... audience. ON FIUDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, 1840. will be prs-iented, a Popular Piece, in tw° acts, performed at the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Haymarket, entitled TBE CURATE OF ST- AR.NU__.PBi Or, Secret Servioe. Michel Perrin (ihe Curate) Mr.W. KEENE. A Favorite ...
... Le Feuvre, Esq. Cumberland- pi ice Cfpatre l&oga!, Southampton. THE SECOND NIGHT OF MR. ANDERSON!! (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London,) AND LAST BUT ONE OF HIS APPEARANCE THIS SEASON! ON MONDAY Evening next, Sept. 27th, 1830, will be presented tbe ...