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... afternoone ?? everirig, of theeir rr,- Easter prograrmme, which. is to iiciride all i resting rttractions. Tierewe ill also be ixtra is perfoessmasice onl Triesday and orl * hednmy Zc' snisrotrels apnear twice, ?? rising to Ir.err. Tire new lessees of tie ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. - - ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.-Donizetti's opera of Linda di Chamouni, was represented here on Tues- day evening, in which Miss Catherine Hayes and MadUe. De Meric made their debut before a London audience. Tamburini and Salvi also appeared ...
... EASTER THEATRICALS. I It is but few theatrical novelties we have to announce as being in I the course of production for the ensuing holidays; the success-at- tendant on cheap railway trips, steam excursions, vocal lectures, gda the various attractionswith ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. ?? THE BAINK HOLIDAy. A Shivering Antiquarian recalls the fact that in old times Easter Monday used to be ?? called Black Monday, the reason, aecordingto Stowe, being, thaton Easter Monday, 13C0, when, Etiward III. was besieging Paris ...
... I EASTER ~ IMSM T., :AUDEVvtLLB' TREAIS! The Strand is fast. becoming a thoroughfare of theatres. On Saturday hight another new house (situate a few doors' eastward. from the'Adelplbi), which has been christened' the Vaudeville, nwaa opened under the ...
... activities and dexterities of the wholi t troupe, render the entertainment complete and highly pleasing. I PRINCESS'S.-The Easter novelties here are twofold-a neM operetta and a new ballet-both were eminently successful. Ir the former Mad. Thillon made ...
... EASTER ENTERTAINIENTS. DRURY LANE.-By way of attraction for the Easter folk, the manager of this theatre produced a translation of Schillei's 1 Robbers, adapted to the stage by Mr. Anderson, so the bills inform us ; but all that Mr. Anderson has had ...
... the author of meny successful pan Alr a r d a composer of soome standing and repu- tousirries, an thor and composer ofthe.Easter spectacleo tion, is ?? many onpportunities for dlie clisplr y of'- The deaje~t svthch, whenever they oecur^' have been m~ade ...
... TEE PORTEOOMWIG EASTER ENTER- TAINMENTS. For the ensuing festive week there are more novelties announced in the theatrical hemisphere than there has been for many seasons past, and the length of time they have been in the course of preparation, and the ...
... Admissiou. Is and Is. ST. GEORGE'S HiALLi, Lannhaen-paoe. EASTER 30LIDAYS. SIT. 3'AMiS'iS GRAND HAtL, REQENT-STREET AND PICCADILLY. TO-MlORROWr AFTERNOON, EASTER MWONDAY, TO-M:OBROW NIGHiT, EASTER MONDAY, at 8. ,tOORE AND BURGHESS MRINSTRELE5S will lyve ...
... Leslie in her originall character, will be given on Easter Monday, at the Strand theatre, at two o'clock. This will he the last morning performance. O)ne of the very few dramatic novelties announced for Easter will be found at the Elephant and Castle theatre ...