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... THEATRE. Lessee and Manager, Mr.-E, T. Smith. CROWDED Houses. IMore novalty. Re-engagement and last J week of Mr. Buchanan, the American tragedian, and Use celebrated Living Marionettes. On Monday, to commence with HAMLET. Hamlet, Mir. Buchanan. To conclude ...
... Review. In Act 2. The Funeral of Sir John Moore. In Act 3. The Storming of Mokaena. After which, the celebrated Southern Minstrels will go through thiir popular transatlantic entertain- mnent. Grand pas de deux Vlennols, Mr. W. Smith and Mdlle. Celeste ...
... Charles Sloman every evening ia the Grand Concert-room. BRITANZSIA SALOON, HiOXiTON. Proprietor, sir. S. Lane. HE Southern Minstrels. First Production of a new -drama. iL The BATTLE OF WATERLOO, at half-price. On Menday, December l31h, and six following ...
... dancer and summersault thrower; Herr Sequire and M. Hermair,the French clowns; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, and Mr. Oughton; the American's Life In a Log-hut, acrobats, vaulters, La Perche and Trapez; Morgan's celebrated Dissolving Views, and the World's Wonders; ...
... Cooke; Listen, Mr. Charles; Mercy, Miss Anderton- Patty, Mrs. A. Phillips. With (11th time at this theatre) The WANDEPIIIG MINSTREL. Sapported by Messr9. F. Robson, G. Cooke, Clifton, and F. Charles: Mesdatmes Rartlett and H. Gordon. 1o conclude with MACBETH ...
... Launcelet, Mr. Clifton: Portia. Miis Fielding; Nlrissa, Miss H G ,rdon- Jessica, Miss E. Turner. To eonclude with The WANDERING MINSTREL. Jenm Bags, Mr. F. Bobson. LYCEUM TBEATI3E. B. and Mrs. SIMS REEVES for three nights only.-Mr. .IIL Aleroft begs to announce ...
... car, or to dispose of their privilege. Matchless Ibcenax in the Circle by, Stokes' American Wenders, Miss Ella and Young Leon, ther Great Arab Vaulter, -and the American arid French Eqaestriani Troupe. The doors will be opened at 6; Bal- Ioas Assent t ...
... Cooper, and GaDl; Mesdames A. Wigan, Stirling, P. Horton, Chatterly, ?? Turner, and Wyndham. To conclude with the WANDERiNG MINSTREL. Jemn Baggs, Mr. F. Robson. Box-office open from Eleven tilt Four. Doors open at seven, cormeneeait Half-pset. STRAND THEATRE ...
... Cooper, bad Gali-i Mesdames A, Wigan, Stirling, P. Horton, Chatterly. R. 'Tusser, and Wyndham. To conclude with the WANDERINfG MINSTREL. Jem Baggs, Mr. F. IRobson. Box.ollice open from Fleven till Four. Doors open at seven, commence at Half-past. STRAND THEATRE ...
... singular construction, called The COURIER OP LYONS; or, the Fatal Resemblance. To be followedby the adn iirable drama of American life, entitled THE LAMPLIGHTEIt; or, 'F hi Blind Girl and Little Gerty. Grand pas de trois, Madlle. Cjab ste Stephan, Mr ...
... WINDER, flPEN EVERBY EVENING.* ,Extraordinary attraction. Engage- tJ meont of Mfessrs. Revan and Itiggine, the Sonthern Minstrels. .Grand vocal and instrumental Concert. Supported by Miss Sey- moor,' Miss Eiauilten, Mb'9s H.A. Atkinsen,' Mrs.. ?ifrao ...
... following iavoarlte vocalists, ?? Jonghmans, Mr. J. W. Sharp, and Mlr. Sam CoweDl; and alsoe amongst the:equestrians, the great American riders, Her- nande, and Mr. Eaton Stone; together With Mdlle. Valentine, Mdlle. Ziraso3. Signors Zsmesou and Russelli, Herr ...