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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Monday evening this theatre was re-opened for the performance of the legitimate drama, under the management of Mr. Sheridan Smith. The company numbered several well-known performers, and amongst them there were many who had been ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. - All persons having claims on the theatre on account of the Concerts, are requested to deliver their accounts immediately, and to apply on Saturday next, December 18th, at two o'clock, for payment. REGULATIONS TO PREVENT OB ...
... ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.- ) Second Week of Mons. JULLIEN'S CONCERTS D'ETE on the same scale of grandeur as at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. — For particulars, see distinct bills and advertisements. MONDAY and every evening (Saturday excepted), View of Mount Etna ...
... Child of the Wreck, originally produced:at Drury Lane for Madame Celeste, will be revived; and also the , drama of Pretty Girls Stilsberg. PRESENTATION OF SNuFF-BOXES.--Last week. Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane, presented Mr. Stirling, the stagemanager ...
... The piece, on the whole, was a valuable addition to the stupendous collection belonging to this favourite establishment. DRURY LANE THEATRE. 2 —Mr. Buchanan, the American, has , addressed the following letter to' the daily papers:— Sir,—Will you oblige ...
... more perfect, and it is not very likely that any change will take place until their power of attraction is exhausted. DRURY LANE has been well attended. Harlequin Hudibras has attracted the old and the young, as well as the grave and the gay.-Leo ...
... 521 545 237 3 1 10 0 10 25 610 633 325 3 49, 10 52 11 20 657 724 414 4 43' 11 51 - LAST GRAND BAT. MASQUE. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- M. has the honour to announce that this -Grand Entertainment, most positively the last, previous to his departure for ...
... engagement at the City of London Theatre, goes to the Britannia Saloon. Mr. George Wild and Miss Fanny Williams are engaged at Drury Lane Theatre for the ensuing dramatic season. HAYMARKET —We hear that it is the intention of Mr. Buckstone to re-construct the ...
... Jullien will commence their Annual Pro. menade Concerts in November—to be continued for six weekspreviously to the opening of Drury Lane by Mr. Smith, the now lessee of the Marylebone Theatre. Miss Reynolds is about to visit New .York. The Lyceum will open ...
... Phillips has been giving his _eniertaiinsent at the Concert Hall, Liverpoil A new spectacle has been accepted hy the,lessee of Drury Lane. AsTLEY's.—The pantomime in preparation at this house is by Nelson Lee. _ Mr. Mead, of the Surrey Theatre ' is playing in ...
... antustments. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. E. P. Smith. Reduced Prices Stalls, 40., Circle, 35., Upper Circle, 23. 6d., Pit, 25., Lower Gallery, is., Upper Gallery, 6d. Continuous and brilliant success of the great national Pantomime ...
... critic objects to pistols and swords forming the subject of a farce in this hot weather. Mr. Anderson, the late lessee of Drury Lane. Theatre, is engaged at thefl City of London Theatre for ten weeks, and will appear in September. The Bateman children will ...