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... MESMERISM. LUCY LONG, AND THE RAILWAY OVERTURE, EVERY EVESINOG. Stalls, 2s.; Area, Is.; Gallery, 6d. Tocommence at Eight. 4 THEATRE ROYAL. S IR WILLIAM AND LADY DON WMI, APPEAR THIS EVENING. (FRIDAY.) and TO-MORROW EVENING, IN COMEDY, MELODRAME, AND FARtE ...
... no Windsor theatricals this Christmas. The dramatic folk have heard, on the other hand, that the gratuitous opening of the theatres, on the occasion of the marriage of her Royal Highness the Princess Royal, is under consideration.- Athekauurn. A LITERARY ...
... new History of England. An American author has dramatised The Pilgrim's Progress, and has brought it out at one of the theatres as an allegorical spectacle. The Alfoniteur gives, in widely-leaded type, the first chanter of a new novel, untitled Le ...
... DIVERTISSEMENT, supported by MISS LAURA SANDERS, MISS OLIVIA SHARPE, - And a NUMEROUS CORPS DE BALLET, from the princpal Theatres, London, produced under the direction of Mons. GIM . with splendid NEW 80ENERY, by Mr. W. RAMSDEN, who has been engaged expressly ...
... Hyde had often lent her that shawl to go out In, but on the night in question she took it without permission to go to the theatre, intending to return it the next morning ; tse sheet she knew nothing about. She was remanded until to-day, to ascertain, ...
... BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, supported by MISS LAURA SANDERS, MISS OLIVIA SHARPE, And a NUMEROUS CORPS DE BALLET, from the arincipal Theatres, Londo produced under the direction of Mono. G LMEI, with splendid N W SCENERY, by Mr. W. RAMSDEN, who haks been engaged ...
... theatrical world has a little excitement just at present. On the occasion of. the marriage of the Princess Royal, her Majesty's Theatre is to be opened for three nights (whether gratuitously -or not is not anoat ,) for L doa asatic representations ; ?? the isrncipal ...
... MAGNIFICENT DROP SCENE, Entitled the Judgment of Midas, painted by WM. CALLOOTT, Esq., principal Scenic Artiet of -the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London. Also the PROSCENIUM, which has been Gorgeously Decorated in the iouis Quatorze style, by Mr. Sutherland ...
... MAGNIFICENT DROP SCENE, Entitteffthe Judgment of Midas, painted by Wu. CALLCOTT, ES4., scincipal Scenic Artist of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London., leiPo, the PROSCENIUM, which has been Gorgeously Decorated is ,he NoZis Quatorze style, by Mr. ...
... BALLET DIVERTISSEMEN T, supported by MISS LAURA SANDERS, MISS OLIVIA SHARPE, Acd a NUMEROUS CORPS DE BALLET, from the prisl Theatres, London, produced under the direction of Mona. GI . with splendid NEW SCENERY, by Mr. W. RAMSDEN, who ha; been engaged expressly ...
... pare-, paratloic of which neither expense scar exerinwudbspe, and that Mr. 'Douglase was not backward in expense, the present theatre was a proof. Mr. Lovegrove concluded by hoping that better times were in since for the people of. the district, and by de- ...
... Mmr. Hullalh's sacred concerts. THEATRICALS IN MeLBOuRNE.-Miss Goddard has been performing with triumphant success at the Theatre Royal, Melbourne. Her Lady; Macbeth aud Queen Catherine . appear to have created an extaaordinary sensation. Mr. . G. V. Brohke ...