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... DRURY LANE. Mr Falconer, the present lessee of Drury lane, has adopted Mr Smith’s nrinciple of making the pantomime the all-io-aU of tbe Christmas holydays. And there is not only the attraction of monster pantomime, called Little Tioo Shots; or, Harlequin ...
... Like It is “on” at Drury Lane. Miss Helen Faucit’s Rosalind remains one of her most effective and highly finished characters. The general cast is strong. Mr James Anderson, who since the destruction of bis theatre has joined the Drury Lane company, is an ...
... 29tb, 1833, With PIZARRO, Rolla, WALLACE, the Theatre Drury Lane; Elvira, Mrs CRAMER, (late Miss M.C.POOLE); and the farce of THE SLEEP-WALKER, Somno by J. RUSSELL of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, who are engaged for a limited number of nights and a variety ...
... CAVENDISH, properly cot sod labelled, in bond, with the Government .tamp. wholesale only by LAMBERT AND BUTLER, 141 and 142, Drury lane, London, and retailed by every respectable Tobacconist the United Kingdom. ...
... BAUER, Prirm Donna from Her Majesty’s Theatre, Royal Opera, Covent Garden, and Drury Lane Theatre. MISS EMMA HEYWOOD, Principal Contralto from Her Majesty’s and Drury Lane Theatres. MISS CLIFFORD, Donna from the Theatre Royal, Melbourne. MISS FLORENCE ...
... 28th, 29th, and 30th. ELLIOT (Principal Tenor of the Royal English Opera, Covent QardflO| Drury Lane, Ac.), ana fanny beeves, irill l EflB,isb Covent Garden, Drury Lane, Ao.|, nave tHe honour of appearing, fer the first time in Brightoa, their new and elegant ...
... GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP. At Drury lane Theatre, a supplement the Bawn, the popularity of which does not seem to the slightest degree attenuated by nights of trooo of saltatory Arabs belonging, seems to the tribe of “Bcni-zoog-zoug,” go through aeries of gymnastic ...
... City, London, lace warehouseman. —John Chapman and George Granger, Oldbury, Worcestershire, ironmasters. Charles Webb, Drury lane, Loudon, general salesman.—Edward Simons, street, City, London, lamp dealer,—William Fawkner, Kidderminster, victualler ...
... BRIGH k r . ON SATURDAY Fr •T, Haisoo LusidirlaWmar MADAME 221, AT TIEZZZ, _ARIE E (Prima Donna, Royal Italian Opera, Drury Lane), And MR HENRY GANNEY, Tenor. oi Reserved Beata at Neon and Rem's. THE BEI.I7TIFUL Terrace Garden, Balcony, and Cafe are Now ...
... TS A R, BL IL (Prima Donna of Her Opera, Drury Lane). MR ALBERT HENNING, Soto Pianororre. Plan of Reserved Seats at Lvon and Hat's. ONS ! REDUCED MISSIONS ! ! BANK HOLIDAY, MONDAY NEXT, August 7th. from 10.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Promenade Concert at 7.30. ...
... Joseph Auchterlonie Creighton, Aldermanbury, Loudon, collar manufacturers. Charles Underwood, James street. Covent garden, Drury lane, and Long acre, London, grocer.—George Harris, Woking, tauor.—Joseph xlarawick, Strand, London, tailor.—Thomas Bagnall Pickles ...
... GREEN-ROOM GOSSIP. Drury Lane is announced to open on the 24th of September, and believe that Sliakspeare’s “Cymbelioe” will then be produced, with Mife* Helen Faucit Imogen. The company is to be strengthened by the addition Mr T. Creawick, Mr Phelps ...