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... AGE SURREY THEATRE.— Sol* Lena, HOLLAND, Th« Pantomime erery Evening, at Seven, adapted from the Grand Old Eastern Story ALADDIN, written by J. M'Ardle. Scenery by C. Brooke. Htudc by Sidney Davis. Produced oy A H. Doyne. Machinery W. F. Robinson; Properties ...
... Princess’s Theatre, Edinburgh. MISS LAURA LINDON, FANNY TREVELYAN, THEATRE ROYAL, BATH, February 2d. MISS FANNY BROUGH, Engaged Messrs. Holt and Wilmot, for New Production, W. G. Wills, Esq. MISS FANNY THORNE SELIM, in Blue Beard,” THEATRE ROYAL, LEICESTER ...
... actors as a rule, people of culture, of most artistic tastes, and earnest in all their stage work. The very structure of their theatre has had its moral effect; they enter their stage door as a gentleman enters his house, not up some bye-way, threading their ...
... their stage profession a real profession. Society is at last opening its charrmed doors—clergymen and actors are hands, the theatre is visited the public not only for amusement but for knowledge and our best clubs are now composed of gentlemen representing ...
... “Examiner.” Markets— Monday, Friday. Bill Poster —J. Worswick, 42, Chapel-lane. APARTMENTS. Jones & Bell’s Hotel —Opposite Theatre Royal. 4, Hodson-street. 85, Cnroline-street. 17, St. Thoinas-street. 22, Darlington-street. Wolverhampton- (Pop- 73,400) ...
... FAWCETT LOMAX, m« FtrswACßSir. in Pantomime of Dick Whittington,” THEATRE HOYAL, Manchester. - MR. BERNARD LESLIE, tke Priuo’pal Fart the Pentomime . “BiiireT Ann Suliuter,’ Ererr THEATRE EOYAL,Huddersfield, Evening. Leslie end Bohr’s Hatred-’ Tour to follow ...
... m which Min Wallis will make her reappearance in London. Box Office from Tern till five. No Booking Fees. - DOYAL STRAND THEATRE.— -tVsolr Le-»e» and MtnotrrrH, Mn. BWANBOROUQH. 200tb Performanoe of Madame Fay art.” The Open Seeeoo, under the direction ...
... the proprietor. Feb. 1, 1880. Hull, theatre royal, Oeen for the Sranon, (Sole Leasee and Manager, Mr. Wilson Barrett.) Silence in all cases respectful negative. Address, Grand Theatre, Leeds. Leeds.— the grand theatre.— Mr. Wilson Babbitt. OPEN FOB THE ...
... Poster—E. Shackleton, Public Hall. Waterford* (Pop* 2S,ooo). Railways Limerick and DubUa lines, and Steamer from Mil fold. New Theatre— E. Kenny. Temperance Hall. Newspapers— Daily: “ Mail.” Weekly : News,” “Express, “Standard, “Chronicle, “Mirror,” “News ...
... OLYMPIC THEATRE MR. ROWLAND BUCKSTONE, NEW ROYALTY THEATRE, Gla*g*w, February 2ud, Eighteen Nights. Permanent Address. The Lodge, Ciescent-road, South Nortrood-garh. WALTER YEKNON, Principal Comedian, u Baba, OVEEA. HOUSE, Ledoetter, Eveuiog. At Liberty ...
... O. STINOHOOMBE, COSTDMIEB, BTO., TO THX Cystal Pakoe Pxinoipal London . , 82, DRURY IiANI, W.a V . . I , ’f. New the Theatre. ...
... Rodoebs. Eihkenhead, theatre royal, LET, on ihnra or esrtlintf, to Travelling Companies complete in themselves. Apply to D. Gbasjjkll, Rotunda Theatre, Liverpool. Bolton, theatre royal, »««■« and Manairer, C. H. Duval. The onlv Theatre now open in Bolton ...