... OF THE GIANT'S I'OCK.&'In order to give effect to' theceast 'of this beantiful production, Miss Farrell, the accomplished actress and ipcalist, has been engaged, who will appear in one of. its principal charactecs. Seventh week of the new Burlesqde of ...

... ertd powerful Dranra, in fear irerts, translated from thle Freitch, entitled eAULINE, in which tiate popular and favourite actress, Hiue itgefo, will sustain tire principal cha-racter. Second week of Mr. Citarles Summers, tire comic vocalist. OLn Monday ...

... time by the deaths to retirements of Mrs. Jorldan's offsprings, the Fit- clarences. 'With tsthe people's money an obscure- actress or danseuse is magnificently housed and entertained in one of the most fashionable West-end sttests; infact, she revels in ...

... QUZENWSs THEATRE, i Sole Lessee Mr. C. J. James. TTNRIVALLED ...

... LOVE; and The VAMIPIRE. 0 ~ - MARYLEB1NE THEATnE' 'Lessee and Manager, Mr. E. T. Smith. 2EEN GAGEMENT of the popular American actress, Miss Lewis, Ptwlho will appear (by permission of the Autgor,. J. B.; Buck- stone, Esq.) as Agnes de Vere, in conjunction ...

... from Drury-lane theatre. The management feel happy to announce that they have effected an engagement with that favourite actress, Hiss Harian Lacey, who returns to this establishment. On Monday, October 25, and Saturday 30, 1852, to commence with HAMLET ...

... ef Paternoster-row. W. C.-Mliss Helen Faucit, Mrs. C. Kean, and Miss Glyn, are perhaps the three most prominent tragic actresses of the day; Air. Phelps and Charles Kean the first tragedians. A. W. 3M.-The sentiments of the song are commendable; lve ...

... a law in existence. A. L. B.-The Duke of Cambridge in not lawfully married, but he has a flourishing little family by an actress, which will probably in time be duly quartered on the public purse. A. Z.-The judgment procured invalidates the operation ...

... GRECIAN SALOON Sole Proprietor, Mr. B. O. Conquest. N Monday, and during the week, a new drama, capled The U LIFE OF AN ACTRESS. By Messrs. totter, C. Horn, Power, Dixon Melvn, C Mice andH Philips Mines J. Covecoy, H. oveney. E. Crisp. Mon~dayand Thurpsayt ...

... OME to the Britansa. Wt Re a no hesitation in pronouncing O MisseCnara St. Canrse the cleverest ottle juvenile vocalist and actress. All the week, EVA'S THOkE; or, the Happy Days of Unhe Toe. Eva St. Clare, by Miss Claa St Casse; Ithe only ackno,- ledged ...

... adminrable op- portunity will be afforded during the ensuing week to witness her admirable talents, both as a vocalist and actress, in am entirely new drama, never before acted. When it' is added that the popular favourite, Mrs. S. Lane will perfornn a ...

... LLI Ntewek ?? ?? The ?? iLodon. fany doubt eosised of the ?? winw onf that charnnng little syren, ndmost premising young actress, Miss Clara St.t Casse the saensatien ?? by her ?? of Rtosa Rlingdove wrunld convince the most sceptscai. She stands alone ...