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... passed at Drury Lane. AUG U S T V ; S ;THAR r! ~S 7 S~P AN T O M I M E , X^L WHITTINGTON, at DRURY LANE. The ECHO says:— The hiost magnificent pantomimo that London has witnessed. AUGUSTU S HARRIS'S PANTOMIME, WHITTINGTON, at DRURY-LANE. The ERA says ...
... LONDON. ' Of tA ?? and at all ?? THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.— SoIe Lessee and Manager. Sir Augustus Harris.— LlTTLE 80-PEEP, LITTLE RLD RIDING HOOD, and HOP O' MY THUMB. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.3 J. DRURY LANE PANTOMIME.— TWICE DAILY, at 1.3U and 7.30. The ...
... Private Boxes, with ante-rooms, fires, &c., at Covent Garden, Drury Lane, the Olympic, Adelphi, Victoria, and Fitzroy Theatres. A Covent Garden Box, holding six persons, 1/. Us. 6d. A Drury Lane ditto, 11. Us. Gd.; and Opera Boxes by the alternate weeks ...
... annual Drury Lane panto- mime;' but it is in reality as three-bodied a pantomime as the arms of the Isle of Man a c tlnee legged. ' LITTLE 80-PEEP at DRURY-LANE. — The STANDARD says:— ln preparing his pantomime e7ery Ci.nstu.as at Drury Lane Sir Augustus ...
... audiences. LADDIN at DRURY LANE combines ia one Entertainment the best features and fun of old-fashioned Pantomime, the gluries of mo i em Spectacle, the grace of French Feerie, and the charm of Comic Opera. ALADDIN AT DRURY LANE -leases alike Old and ...
... combination of colour that the effect is sought and obtained. Once more Drury Lane has resumed its Lest « Uiristntas aspect and its manager has triumphed. X ITTLE BO - PEEP at DRURY LANE. — The Bj MORNING POST says:— Never before has Sir Augustus Tiairis ...
... SATURDAY next. DRURY LANE. — FREEDOM.— Grand production, totally regardless of cost, of the new Drury Lane Drama, FREEDOM. DRURY LANE.— FREEDOM, an original Drama in four acts, written by George F. Rowe and Augustus Harris. DRURY LANE.— FREEDOM.— Eight ...
... Wapping, and one in Honduras-street, Old-street. By Order of the Commiitee, (Signed) * S. B. JQN KS. Clerk. COVENT GARDEN and DRURY LANE THEATRES.â To be LET, by the Night or Season, commodious PRIVATE BOXES, on ih« Tier immediately over the Dres« Circle ...
... LORD GLEN G A L LS COM EDV ~of the FOLLIES of FASHION is to be performed at Drury- Lane TO-MORROW. The Play is published by Messrs. Colburn. of Burlington-street. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.? To be LET,! one of the best PRIVATE BOXES, to accommodate | Light Person* ...
... toom. Three guineas the Year, Two guineas the Jlalf _ ear. One guinea the Quarter.?? Private Boxes at Covent (?arden and Drury Lane Theatres, by the night or season. J I F E INT El I ESTS and REVERSIONS PUR- ?? CHASED.?? Persons desirous of Disposing of ...
... 640 • ordinary doors, 7.O. —DRURY LANE. ALADDIN. -Mr. CHARLES LAURI, Jun., EVERY Svwfev l iv£^£ dol ? > .. open ?? ordinary doors, 1.15, E\ERY E\ENING, at 7.20; early doors open at 6.40 - ordinary doors, seven, at DRURY LANE. ALADDIN.— Mr. VICTOR STEVENS ...
... R.Foss. Carriages at 10.45. Box-office open all day. DRURY LANE THEATR_-~ROYAL. ~~ THE GREAT RUBY. MATINEE TO-DAY aud EVERY SATURDAY, at 1.45. Lady Garnett Miss WOOD. fpHE FORTY THIEVES at DRURY LANE. CHILDREN'S PANTOMIME, CHRISTMAS. 1898. The box-office ...