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... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS, CHEER I ' (Great Success): Misses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh, Daltra, and Fanny Brough: Messrs. Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel Rignold. C D.ilton, S. Howard A. Melford. H. Revelle, W. Rignold. I I Morniug Performance ...
... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS. CHEER (Great Success:: Muses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh, Daltra, and Fanny Brough; Messrs. Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel Rlgnold. C. Dalton. S. Howard A. Melford. H. Revelle, W. Rignold. Morning Performance Ev.-ry ...
... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS. CHEER 1 1 (Great Sue-ess): Misses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh. Daltra, »nd F_r.nv Brough: Messrs Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel . Rignold, C. Daltota. S. Howard A. Melford. H Revelle. W. Rignold. J Morning Performance ...
... but year by year the manager surpasses himself. . . . Drury Lane Pantomime has _iecon_e a combination of feerie, spectacle, opera comique, burlesque, with other elements peculiar to itself. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL^— BOX- OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY. from 10.0 ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- LANE - â THIS EVENING, June 17, will be performed a Comedy called THE INCONSTANT; Bisarre (for the first tme ilvs sesrsfcrr}, Mrv Jordan. End of Act IV. the favourite Ballad of P>i«c 'i aft'line, by Mrs. Bland. At the end of ...
... each; and PRIVATE BOXES at I COVENT-GARDEN, DRURY- LANE.and the ADELPHI . THEATRES, with Ante-rooms and Fires, may be en»»ed | at the Library. _^ ?? F'RKNCTr~i r LAYS, OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN, and DRURY-LANE THEATRES— ! BOXES in the bes. situations, by ...
... PRODUCTION. Will »!' the wrtnderfu! scenery and mechanical changes, from the Theatre Royal. Drury lane, London. “PLEASUB E. »t.hav. April a3rl. • uolber -reat Drury lane Success, ■HUMAN NATURE. ’ Full and fancy dress ball, en. mkecm’ Drii-l Hau.. May 3rd.—For ...
... great production, *ll the wonderful scenery and mechanical changes, irom the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, London. “PLEASUR E. April 23rd, another great Drury lane Success, NATI'RE. ?VOX A SSAULT CASE. PCBLIC TESTIMONIAL FOND COMMITTEE, j JL FURNESS, Chairman; ...
... street, Fenchurcb-street. t, of Great Sutton-street, Clerkenwell, r. 15, and December 10 ; solicitors, lOthbury. len, of Drury lane, needle manufac-5, and December 20; solicitor, Mr. rr, of Hertfordshire, carpenvember 15, and December 20; solidqneray, ...
... SHEFFIELD. A, Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. BRIITLEBANK. Most hat, Arnu. 23. 1838, lor si* Ni»his only. Return Visit the great Drury lane * Success, •HUMAN NATURE” rnoßimo'.is'.y Pronounced the Press The Best Melo. 1 Drama the Day. OiMo>e*T. April 30(h, the ...
... Prima Donna from the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. and Miss FANNY REEVES, Principal Contralto, Royal English Opera, Drury Lane, Ac. Mr. HENRY WALTON, Principal Baritone, Royal English Opera, Covent Garden. Mr. HENRI DRAYTON, Principal Basso, Royal ...
... a the Latest London Novelties, which will include Companies for Mr. Wilson Barrett; Globe Theatre; Mr. Augustus Harris, Drury Lane; Messrs. Gstti, Alelphi Theatre. Ac., Ac. F»in*r. Feb. 10th. BENEFIT of Mr. J. H. MiLBURN. SHROVE TUESDAY, February 14th ...