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... COOLGARDIE. JL ANOTHER DRURY LANE TRIUMPH. Sun. ? One left Drury Lane the better and the wiser for having witnessed this play. The mounting of the piece is admirable, and so isthe performance.' mHE DUCHESS OF COOLGARDIE. X ANOTHER DRURY LANE TRIUMPH. FIRST ...
... congratulated on another Drury Lanesuc- ccs..?? Standard. DRURY LANE.--the CHILDEENb PANTO- MI MX. JAI'K AND THE BEANSTALK. Produced by Arthur Collins. What the DaUy Press says : The wonders of Drury Lane pantomime will never cease. The latest version of ' ...
... degree, to attend the tailors ; for our friend Aaron being, we have already had occasion to notice, in the interests of Drury Lane Theatre, was too well pleased at any mortification which might attend anotber booth in the fair; and with the exception ...
... 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 ...
... the honour to announce that Miss GLYN (Mrs. E. 8. Dallas), the greatest Tragedienne of the day, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c., Ac., Ac., Will give THREE of her great SHAKESPERIAN READINGS in the above Hall. On This Evening (Thursdat), Feb. 25 ...
... 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 ...
... on SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th, with the highly THE STRANGER. Respect and gratitude to the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, Mr Kemble thinks it only proper to mention, that no other Manager has been favouredd by them with the manuscript copy of ...
... most attractive spectacu ;ir pantomimes ever seen even on the itace of Drury Lane.' *Daily News. Nothing equally magical in beauty has been seen in that house of enchantment* Drury Lane. The pantomime is accordingly an assured and an emphatic success. *Daily ...
... Siddons. No acting of Miss Angel’s has ever approached this. jgT. GEORGE’S HALL. BRADFORD. Mr. CHATTERTON (Manager of Drury Lane Theatre), and Mr. COLEMAN beg to annnounce the Engagement for TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Tkis Evening (Monday) and To-morrow (Tuesday) ...
... HARRTS as MAJOR TEMPLE, TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. DRURY LANE. HUMAN NATURE. WILLIAM HERBERT as PAUL DE VIGNE, TO-NIGHT, at 7.46. DRURY LANE. HUMAN NATURE. ' ROBERT PATEMAN as Mr. LAMBKIN. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. DRURY LANE. HUMAN NATURE. HARRY NICHOLL., EDMUND LEATHE9 ...
... 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 ...