... Swindon AdvertUer having the sain- privilege the Mechanics' Institute pet would enjoy such establishments Her Mnj-sty's, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, or, indeed, any public place entertainment, where it but necessary present his card Editor to I ushered ...

... talents Mesdlle*. Piccolomini end Titions, and Madam Boeehardt, Signor Giuglini, and other artiste* tbe Royal Italian Opera, Drury-lane, who will return from their provincial tour exp.tsaly for occasion. On Wednesday, the 14th September, the last and moat ...

... At Sadlers’ Wells have our old favourite Mr. Phelps, from whose bands Shaksneare will never suffer ranch mutilation ; at Drury Lane have the genius of Mr. G. V. Brooke, who has made Shakspeare the chief study of hit professional career; the Haymarket are ...

... aadioaoo, oa which occasion will assisted by In. Laiaa MonasT.of Royal Olrsiete Theatre, Mis* MIIUT, the Theatre Roys'), Drury Lane, and otbor Ladies, whoa the following pises* will be serfor wed « WHO SPEAKS FIRST. by C. Esq., THE BENGAL TIGER, by ...

... from Ike tea-side, the shirering leaves hues already frightened good many city folks from the country. Mr. Falconer, at Drury Lane, promises rich treat ia the way of legitimate drama, and just time has discovered that the public are weary of plays having ...

... hoped that Mr. King (his respectability warrants the prefix) will make many converts to his new profession. The Managers of Drury Lane aro becoming eminently liberal, animated by a highly creditable esprit-de-Corps. On Monday last the old house saw the revival ...

... 1865, when the members the Dramatic Society, assisted by Miss MARION MORTON sud Miss BLANCHE MORTON (of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Lyceum), will produce the romantic I)rania of THE MILLER AND HIS MEN, after which CHARLES THE SECOND, The Merry Monarch ...

... when the members of the Dramatic Soeiety, assisted by Miss MARION MORTON and Miss BLANCHE MORTON (of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane Lyceum), will produce the romantic Drama THE MILLER AND lIIS MEN, after which CHARLES THE SECOND, or The Merry Monarch ...

... amusements in general, arc they not written the ample folds of the daily press ? But the noveltiea for Easter were very few. Drury Lane was alone great in originality j Pair the Adelphi, and One Tree llill at the iStrand, give little that really new, but the ...

... have to undergo very close study before she attains a position anywhere near the admirable Ellen. Miss Atkinson now the Drury Lane luminary, and need hardly say that she is not comparable to Miss Faucit. For the sake of the drama, it is to be regretted ...

... Strand Farce, 44 TURN HIM OUT. The performance will under the immediate direction Mr. Charles Ilarcourt, (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, St. James's, See.) Costumier Miss Simmons, Tavistock St., Covent Garden, London. Peruquier : Mr. Clarkson, Wellington St ...

... theatrical. the mean Urns, Ist recommend any of your renders coming town before the Pantomime Season to look to the bills of Drury Lane. Mr Cbatterton has provided some attraction, for this generally dell lime of the year. 1 went last week to too Miss Helen ...