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... E I N E A R T U N I O N, 41, 42, & 43. RUSSELL-STREET, STRAND. (Opposite Drury Lane Theatre.) W. J. STENNING, Managger. 41, 92, & 43. EUSSELI,.STBEET. STRAND, 1°PP°@*e Drury Lane Theatre,) W. J. STENNING, E>,uager. ' - - ...
... Mdlle. JETTY TREFFZ. -tF THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Mdele. JETTY TREFFZ hce the honour to informs the nshility~, gcntry, and Mme public of London, thac her BENEFIT will take pluce at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, TO.MORROW, December 5, the full partieulars ...
... and Edward Gardiner in PLKASURE. DLEASURE at DRURY LANE.-To my mind 'Pleasure' is just the piece for ik Drury Lane. It is the best play of its kind, because the simplest, that has yet been produced under Mr. Harris's manageasent. The authors have recognized ...
... Played by Mr. Harry Nicholls.-The WolZd. DRURY LANE.-The SAFEST THEATRE in EUROPE. DJ The.Sa'rday Review says :- We have had an opportunity of again inspecting the arrange. nvonts for exit and entrance of Drury Lane Theatre. 'Ihere are in all twenty-eight ...
... together in the opera of Sernirasmide at Covent-garden in Octebsr, 1862. EQui5iTIVzs-The nightly, expenses of Covent-garden and Drury lane Theatres usedforisorly to bs estimated at about two hundred guineaa It is impossible to say wohat the expenses of a Theatre ...
... wbichoccaisn ot r.andMrs. KEELEY, of th e 'The'atre-oy, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will make thir firt opea ce here since their return from America. Alr. W. RUaSELL, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, who. Tl. iso engaged for ni t, will ...
... J. W. Phillips, R.A. ?? 216 SCIENTIFIC: Royal Microscopic Society. 218 MUSICAL & THEATRICAL: Royal Italian Opera ?? 217 Drury Lane Theatre . 217 Lyceum Theatre .217 The Wandering Thespians . 217 NEWS OF THE WEEK: Parliament .217 Election Petitions ?? ...
... 30- Doors open at 6f45, ordinary doors at 7'rS THE FORTY THIEVES. Box Office open daily from no to 5. THE FORTY THIEVES At DRURY LANE At DRUR L-4NE TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30. Constance Gilchrist, Edith Blande-Brereton, M. A. Victor, D. Mario M. Mario ...
... BOOKS TO ASK FOR AT THE LIBRARIES. BISHOP THIRLWALL'S LETTERS. 2 vOas. DR. DORAN'S DRURY LANE. 2 vOls. SELOUS' WANDERINGS IN AFRICA. I vo. MRS. ELLIOT'S DIARY IN SICILY. 2 vols. A CHEQUERED CAREER. I v-L MERRILL'S EAST OF THE JORDAN. I vol. BAKER'S OLD ...
... sYhcrX 6woudc ?? oblzge by aflixmne Prices to teir books.) THE PALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THE FORTY THIEVES at DRURY LANE. Inconsequence of THE FORTY THIEVES being equal to three pantomimes rolled into one, iv has been found necessary to shorten ...
... THE PALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGUSTUS I1APRIS, Lessee and Manager.) PLEASURE at DRURY LANE. EVERY EVENING, at 7.30, PLEASURE, a Grand Spectacular Comedy-Drama, in Six Acts, by PAUL MERITT anod AUGUSIUS HARRiS, Joint ...
... THE PALL MALL Lr37 0O r NTTwiN aU'.TS THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AuGUSTUS HAPRIs, Lessee and Manager.) PLEASURE at DRURY LANE. EVERY EVENING, at 7.30, PLEASURE, a Grand Spectacular Comedy-Drarma, in Six Acts, by PAUL MERITT and AUGTJSTUS HiARRiS, Joint ...