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... 7fRE HOYAL. DRURY. LANE. BRi L« PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 8. Bt£i.\ T' . ?? Servants will ac. the revived seriotXd? ?? t^ ct ARTAXERXES. S Mandane, Mrs. Billington. . .irh-ch will be performed, the revived Farce of Aftfl ?? rHR ANATOMIST ; Or, THE SHAM DOCTOR ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL.— Managing Diteotor. Arthur Collins. -LA ST FIVE NIGHTS. EVERY EVENING, at 7.45. THE PRICE OF PEACE. By Cecil Raleigh, produced by Arthur Collins. Henry Neville, Coop*,- Clitie, C. M. Lovr&e. F. Atheiley, F. Emney, C. Allan, E ...
... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS, CHEER I ' (Great Success): Misses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh, Daltra, and Fanny Brough: Messrs. Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel Rignold. C D.ilton, S. Howard A. Melford. H. Revelle, W. Rignold. I I Morniug Performance ...
... TIIKATRE ROYAL, Drury. lane —Mr RRaT HAM'S NIGHT.- On WEDNh u v w ?? Ue presented the fevonrite Opera e..tkl„d ?? mtW r Cmmt Bellioo, Mr. Bmham, (ToZllS. kw l - I * B Ttfrs. Dickons t Baron Jorald, Mr. H^morilTSi* f- ,V ' Da ' the Airs of tbe Opera, ...
... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS. CHEER (Great Success:: Muses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh, Daltra, and Fanny Brough; Messrs. Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel Rlgnold. C. Dalton. S. Howard A. Melford. H. Revelle, W. Rignold. Morning Performance Ev.-ry ...
... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS. CHEER 1 1 (Great Sue-ess): Misses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh. Daltra, »nd F_r.nv Brough: Messrs Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel . Rignold, C. Daltota. S. Howard A. Melford. H Revelle. W. Rignold. J Morning Performance ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- LANE - â THIS EVENING, June 17, will be performed a Comedy called THE INCONSTANT; Bisarre (for the first tme ilvs sesrsfcrr}, Mrv Jordan. End of Act IV. the favourite Ballad of P>i«c 'i aft'line, by Mrs. Bland. At the end of ...
... each; and PRIVATE BOXES at I COVENT-GARDEN, DRURY- LANE.and the ADELPHI . THEATRES, with Ante-rooms and Fires, may be en»»ed | at the Library. _^ ?? F'RKNCTr~i r LAYS, OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN, and DRURY-LANE THEATRES— ! BOXES in the bes. situations, by ...
... WHITTINGTON. at DRURY-LANE. The SPORTSMAN says:— Dick Wliittington is a great suc- cess, and the pantomime is far and nway the best we have seen. UGUSTUS HARRIS'S PAXTOMIME. WHITTINI'TON. at DRURY LANE. The GLOBE says :— Drury Lane Pantomime for the ...
... Strand. Theatres : Drury Lane and Covent Garden Private Boxes let by the Night. A Free Admission for Drury Lane to be sold cheap. Adelphi and Victoria Boxes nightly. Opera Botes and Tickets for Thursday next. A Life Ad- mission for Drury Lane for sale. OPERA ...
... critics to be another tremendous Drury Lane 'Triumph. YOUTH.— Anoihr Drury Lane Triumph, surpassing all pre- vious suc-c-s- ts even unlcr Mr. Augustus Harris's management of unparalleled tuccesee*. YOUTH— Adoi her Drury Lane Triumph.— The Telegraph says ...
... PANTOMIME, WHITTINGTON, at DRURY LANE. PUNCH says :* The Pantomime is on the whole about the most gorgeous spectacle ever yet seen on this or any other stage. AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S PANTOMIMES, WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT, at DRURY LANE, and JACK AND THE BEANSTALK ...