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... DRURY LANE THEATRE.—Lessees, the Extras. of the late Sir HARM. — AUTUMN SEASON, und.r the Management of Mr. JOHN COLEMAN. EVERY EVENING, at 8, THE DUCHESS OF COOLGARDIE. MORNING PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY. LYRIC THEATRE.-Mr. WILSON BARRETT. MN/ ]LAUD ...
... 324 DRURY LANE THEATRE.—Lessees, the EXORS. of the late Sir AtOOSTLS HARRIS. — AUTUMN SEASON, under the Management of Mr. JOHN COLEMAN. EVERY EVENING, at 8, THE DUCHESS OF COOLGARDIE. MORNING PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY. LYRIC THEATRE.-Mr. WILSON BARRETT ...
... although Ererywoman will draw many to Drury Lane, how few will agree with a morality that, would again enchain them! That would. in point of fart. forbid their appearance in a theatre No. That side of Drury Lane's noralikv is surely dead for ever. Eien ...
... Signature Signature THIS ADVERTISEMENT HAS BEEN PAID BY SCOTTISH MEMBERS OF THE FORUM OF PRIVATE BUSINESS HEAD OFFICE: DRURY LANE. KNUTSFORD. CHESHIRE. TEL: 0565 4467. ...
... At the Drury Lane Theatre, London 7-10 DECEMBER ONLY £lB5 Which includes . . Rail travel from Aberdeen, ticket for concert, with three nights overnight accommodation at Hilton Clive Hotel, Hampstead. PHONE FOR FULL DETAILS ON (0224) 624118 an) Journal ...
... G. 41 HEARTS ARE TRUMPS. -1 % tENTIkre. Tectkok AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. „..lA*4 d• ) • I LW L E NO AT -'N' \\ \ 1 ---..• \ ' \ lt 1 1, 1 I Tejon-Twit- I \ 4 . r -IN - - ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Leisee, Mr. E. T. Smmt. The attractions of this great national establishment for the Chrlstmns II olldays will be on a moot extensive scale, unprecedented In the annals of theatricals for novelty, splendour, and mechanical ...
... April 18, 1896. MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. OPERA IN ENGLISH AT DRURY LANE. TWO OR THREE ADDITIONS have been made to the relertory of Sir Augustus Harris's Easter season of opera in English at Drury Lane Theatre since our notice the commencement of the performances ...
... iintustments. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Lewis Mr. E. T. Berm. The sensation created by the performance in the legitimate drama of the great tragedian Mr. O. V. Dimes is beyond all precedent. The enthusiasm of the audiences increasing nightly, the houses ...
... 332 DRURY LANE THEATRE.—Lesseee, the Idiom. of the late Sir AUOVSTLS HARRIS.— ACTIJMN SEASON, under the Management of Mr. Rom COLEMAN. EVERY EVENING. at 8, THE DUCHESS OF COOLGARDIE. MORNING PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY. LYRIC THEATRE.—Mr. WILSON BARRETT ...
... 21musmtnts. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH, The Wonder of the New World every Evening. The Wonder in London—turning money from the doors of Drury Lane Theatre nightly. Re-engagement of the Great Equestrian Troop. Triumphant Success ...
... %moments. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. For the Benefit of Mr. E. T. SMITH, Lessee. Wednesday, October 19th. First and only appearance of Mr. O. V. in MACBETH, and positively his last appearance in London. Mr. Bairn repectfully solicits the l'atronage of ...