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... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.—Lessee, Mr. E. T. Smart. Enormous attraction and increased novelty I The Gorgeous Christmas Pantomime universally pronounced to be the best produced on the English stage for years. Delighted crowds nightly attest Its merits ...
... the Princess's, where there is far more space behind the foot-lights than in any of the West-end London theatres, except Drury Lane, they cut down the purely pantomimic part of their entertainment to the narrowest proportions, and make the attraction to ...
... HOLD HARD 1 LET THEM GET AT HIM !-DRAWS B. HERRING. gmusements. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Lesszt. Mr. E. T. Siam Grand MORNING PERFORMANCE of the Pantomime, on Wednesdny next, Jan. 18.—Extraordinary success of the grand Pantomime, HARLEQUIN KING HUMMING ...
... my avator is granted r three new acts at Drury Lane, and one old one—old enough, albeit not forgotten, to be next to new—at the Olympic. I will not say, though for many reasons I wish I could, that the Drury Lane drama, Paul Lazarro, is an exceedingly good ...
... amusements. MiIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- 1 Mr. E. T. Sum, Lessee. has the honour to announce a continuabon of the highly-snecestiftd Wednesday Morning Performances. In doing so he most earnestly acknowledges the unprecedented favour with which his efforts ...
... In general.—l, Princess's; '2, Lyceum ; 3, Surrey. For regular pantomimic business.—l, Drury-lane; :2, Sadler's Went,. But Clown, Harlequin, and Columbine, Drury-lane. Number Nip, at the Adelphi, being' neither a burlesque, nor a pantomime, cannot well ...
... others a symphony. The whole concert gave unanimous satisfaction. A New THEATRE IN THE EAST.*Mr. E. T. Smith the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, has purchased the extensive freehold estate on which Shadwell workhouse stands, fur the purpose of erecting a large ...
... has the hono ur to announce a continuation of the WEDNESDAY MORNING PERE, )RMANCES. The public press boa pronounced the Drury Lane Penton time the beet Produced for thirty years. Mr. Smith farther beim to In Vrnata, that although money hag ASTLEY'S.-EUROPE'S ...
... Daunt LANE.—After a provincial tour attended by extraordinary success Mr. G. V. Brooke made his reappearance on the stage of Drury Lane Theatre, on Monday evening. The character selected by the tragedian for his initiation was that of Lucius Junius Brutus ...
... flutstirunts. DRURY LANE THEATRE. MR. T. E. gitiffH, --- fessW, --- he; the honour to announce a continuation of the highly successful WEDNESDAY MORNING PERFORMANCES. The public press has pronounced the Drury Lane Pantomime the best produced for thirty ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Lewee Mr. E. T. Sum!. Nightly-continued triumph; and enthusiastic approbation at the really great impersonations of that very eminent actor, Mr. G. V. BROOKE, who will appear every evening this week in one of his famous characters ...
... rterly Subscription, 6s. ed. ; Half-Yearly, Sly, 11.65. Paid in advance. -,.‘s• Amustments. id•r j:l4 rn leNlATßE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. Swim. Lest Morning performance of the renowned Pantomime, HARLEQUI KING HUMMING TOP AND THE WORLD OF ...