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... DRURY LANE. A crowded house on Monday night honoured the representation of Rossini’s grand opera of Guillaume Tell, and gave it most flattering reception. The overture was enthusiastically encored, and the splendid choruses went off with the greatest ...
... and Nellie NIvltte, the Selbini m id Troupe, and the aerobato who are not inappropriately 'r `- named tho Crango. ci re DRURY LANE. DICK WVHITTINGTON P'ANTOMIMNE to )is ?? ris nnir led SCOU3 ?? Drury ?? hle 'JTlIeatre last evening just as Ilho auri Ncsoar ...
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... band were playing. This year's pantomimo open- t tn7 is, of course, fnrnished by Mr. E. L. Blan- ibard, who. has written Drury-lane pantomimes for )he last twenty-four years, and who understands he exigencies and resources of the theatre. Something, iwever ...
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... CDC Batil Jfte~+ DRURY LANE. TeaIS Emleso, TlHEi EDER BROTHElR. Messrs. Ander. S: .on, Diddear, Emery, Davidge, and W.Montague; eis3Vandecnhoff. bi TFE LOTTERY TICKET.-And MARY STUART. Miss Laura Addison.-DLoore cpen at 64. IIAYHARKET. Taiis Evresexo ...
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