... THEATRE OF VARIETIES (LD). GRANDEST ATPRACIIONS IN DUBLIN. go-NIGHT ?? RIDAY) ?? TO-NIGHT PAUL-MARTINETTI TROUPE, (From Drury Lane Theatre, London). And Powerful Company as usual. 'go.IB)W . (At 2 5) . TO-MORROW -RAND SELECT MATIN&E, arranged for the ...

... Duke of Bucklngham, Mr Cob. hamb; Cromwell, Mr. Harnerton jun.; Queen Catherine. Mirs. Birtley, (from the Tbeatre Royal, Drury Lane, her Tenth appearance at this Theatre.) In Act l. a Dasce, incidental to the Play, by Mons. Simon and Mrv. Searle. To conclude ...

... Proprietor and Manaaer-Mr MICfAEL GUI;N. For Six Ni'thts Onf , M1R CHAiSLA'UR11' And his Celebrated Pantotnime Company. Form i Drury 'lane and Lvce-m Theatres, London. T VIS EVENING (Aloiday. June 4th (at 8?, T be Hanlon-Lee's PaTiSian Absurdity, LE VOYAGE EN ...

... JAS J CORBETT, And his American Compay, In the Successful Comedy Drama, iGENTLEMAN JACK. As played to Cronwded Houses at DRURY LANE THEATRE, LONDoN. The Celic Wit. ROBERT GAYLORt The Comedienne, Miss FLORIMIE WEST, WVill introduce their Specialitics in ...

... street. 1H ~bi AMUSEM ENTS THIEATRE O TeTegrams, Telephone, 8. Theatre RoyaL Each eight at 8. Matinee, Saturday, at 2 30. THE DRURY LaNE THEATRE COUIPANY. N THE GREAT RUBY. Box OfIEce -10 to, 10. at Theatre and at Shag- bourne; 10 to 6 at Gaze's, Suffolk St ...

... Y T H E A T R E. Last Night but One o. XMR. AUGUSTUS HARBIS'S COMPANy. TIIS EVENING (Friday), Aug 6th (at 8), The nreat Drury Lane Success, Written by Neury Peoitt aud Augtaltus Harris, HUMAN NATURE. Nvw scenery and origimal effects brought speially from ...

... PAUL-MARTINETTI TROUPE, GREATRST PANTOMIMISTS IN THE WOELD, Accompanied by his own CELEBRATED AMERICAN PANTOMIME CO (Fromn Drury Lane Theatie. London). In their Grand Melodramanic Pantomime, ROBERT MACAIRE, Tsrritie Reception of the Wonderful Mimic, MIR ...

... Tube rose 1; Dunlops, 6d; Debenture, 70s; Puncture Proof, 9d ; and Sinner. (Jd: but tid. Theatres, Canterbury rote 4 ; Drury Lane. J; .uet Empire (10* paid). $; but Alhauibra fell Miscellaneous Ordinary rose $; in' and May s. II innn Ori'.uarv, 4; I'ailwav ...

... I E T Y TIT E A T R El. G proprietorand Manager, Mr Michael Gua. For Three Nights and One Matinee, Mr ClAS LAURI and his Drury lane Company. TaIS EVENLNG, Thursday. June 29th (at 8), The Hanlon-Lees Parisian absurdity, LE VOYAGE EN SUISSE. GRAND DAY 1 ...

... T IN THE WORLD, Accompanied bv his own CELEBRATE!)D AMERICAIN PAN'TOMIME CO, Including the Paul-.Mrtiletti Troonl (From Drury Lane Theatre. Londlon). In their Grand Melodramatic Pantomime, R10BERT MACAILIE, Terrific Reception of the Wondeornl Mimic, MR ...

... Artistes, Mr. W. FAR en d ih;h Mr. GLOVER, who arc engaged for this 1 ,[L; c and ?? will appear. Mrs. SEYMOUR, v ofr te ?? Drury lane and English Opera, is G an the d and d ill make her First Appearance. V r3° Iglf Performances will commellce with Sheridan's ...

... athletic povrers have been the admiration and astonish- ment of crowded audiences nightly assemebled within the wells of Drury Lane, in their highly classical entertain- ment, Lee Jeux Icariens, on les Pae Gymnastiques- Wilhelm Conrsd, the young Adonis ...