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... S; Or, THE HAUNTDI) HOUSE. MUSS VIOLET CAMERtON, Th1e ?? child actres-j, vocalist, and dancer, from the W;beatre Royal, Drury-lane, London, vill appear every evening. Tickets may be secured at the Hall, where a Plan of the Reserved Seats may be seen, ...
... THE HAUNTED HOUSE. DIJSS VIOLET CAMERON, It'e celabratwd child actros), vocalist, anti dance-, from thie Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London, I-ill appoar overy evening. Opeu each ?? at Half-past Seven, Entertainment co ceuluielnce at Eight o'clock. lr ...
... THE HALUNTEI) HOUSE. MISS VIOLET CAMERON, (.hbo celebrated child actvest, votalitst, and dancer, from t heI ty()e Roy3l, Drury-lane, Loudon. will appear overy ovening. (pen each ?? at HIldf-past Seven, Entertainment >,o contanonce at Eight o'clock. Pr ...
... THE HAUNTED HOUSE. JliSS VIOLET CAMERON,; The celebrated child actress, vocalist, and dancer, fronm the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London, will appeaw every evening. Open each Evening at Hal f-past Seven, Entertainment to commence at Right o'clock. ...
... Or, THE HAUNTED HOUSE. MISS VIOLET CAMERON The celebrated child actress, vocalist, and (ancer, from I; the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London,. will appear every evening. Open each Evening at Half-past Seven, Enterttinment t ro rientorsI adRSh. STRANGBE ...
... theatrical matters will be inte- rested in the thirteen volumes of afflcial accounts of the.theatres of Lincoln's-inn-Fields, Drury-lane, and a Cnvent 'Garden from 1724 to 1822, with notices of performances froni the year 1710. Musical people will be similarly ...
... JU.IA SEAMAN. Who will appear in her groat impersonation of LADY MA1B1ETH, A. lately played by her at tho Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. I M kCBF.TR ?? {Witb all tho (Oiginal Mlusic. A full and efficient chorus.) k;OBlRT M &VAIRE, or, The Two Thieves of Lt ...
... Belfast in the eharacteir of Osuzami. Success followed the boy wherever he went, and when he ar- rived in london, in 18304 Drury Lane was the fortunate house to secure his. services. The gressure at the theatre was d unparalleled on the afternoon of the ...
... never visit the play- ane house. When w s rc13 -DIsraeli - lamt j Hx sien in a theatre? Who haa seen . r. Vol GladatoAc at Drury Lane? Dosn a Iy one remember having heurd if Mr. Tenny-. vci, Mr. Caslyle, .r. Darwiu, Mr. Dfillaiuq %v or Professor .hsezy an ...
... the credit is due of having given Mr. Jnviv'e the opportunity of rshow- inig that, contrary to the dictum of the lessee of Drury-lane, SnAxrPNAnx, after all, does not mean bankruptcy. .Mr. IRvrEN and his guests, quite oblivious of Lord ABanL DARE and the ...
... Im-1 preesion they produced, Bristolians Will thus haveJ the unprecedented opportunity of hearing both the prima donna of Drury-lane and the prima donna of Covent gaiden at the same festival, ENTER TA ThMENT. Ten WAB?DI?OP! Bsnno?s. --These popular ~ c ...
... complete with ta fairy Prelude, its introduction, its harlequinacde, and its tracsformation. How if Mr. F. B. Chatterton of Drury Lane seeing the degree of pantomimic perfection of wood. wax and spring joints, should elect to manu- facture insteadef engaging ...