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THEATRE ROYAL,
COVENT JfeM? GARDEN.
Under the Sole Management of Mr. A. HABBIS.
EVERY EVENING, at Seven, Bayle Bernard's Farce,
THE BOARDING SCHOOL.
Characters by Misses Maria Harris, Lavine, K. Bishop, Edgar, and Nellt Harris ;
Messrs. Dalton, Higgie, Willmot, Ross, Paulo, Woodfield, and J. D. Stoyle.
After which the
GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME,
Entitled
HARLEQUIN ROBINSON CRUSOE;
Or, FRIDAY AND THE FAIRIES.
Written by Henry J. Byron. The Music composed and arranged by Mr. Betjemann.
The Sedate Fairy (of the Virgin Ide)... ... ... Miss MARIA HARRIS.
An Elf (who is s-mTt enough to tMke care of his-tH) ... Miss NELLY POWER.
Rolinson Crusoe (tlie oiiginal " Htrj of Romance") ... Mr. W. H. PAYNE.
Mrs. Crusoe ... ... ... ... ... Mr. WILLMOT.
Friday (not related, as his colour might suggest, to Black
Monday) Mr. FRED PAYNE.
Quashibngo (the Chamberlain) Mr. ROSS.
Hokypokywankyfum (the King of the Cannibal Islands) ... Mr. J. D. STOYLE.
The Favourite Squaw Miss LAVINE.
The Frolic of the Fairies by Mdlle. LAMBERTINI (her first appearance in England)
and a numerous Corps de Ballet.
The elaborate Scenery by Messrs. Telbin, Hawes Craven, Dayes, Canet, and
Matt. Morgan.
Harlequin Mr. FRED PAYNE. Columbine Mdlle. ESTA.
Pantaloon Mr. PAULO. Clown Mr. HARRY PAYNE.
MR. DOVGHTY'S TROUPE OF TRAINED DOGS.
The Ladies of the Period—Fashions of 1869, by Grant and Gask, Oxford Street.
«
COMMENCE AT SEVEN.
Private Boxes from £4 4s. to lOs. 6d.; Stalls, 7s.; Dress Circle, 5s.; Upper Boxes, 4s.]
Amphitheatre Stals, 3s. and 2s.; Pit, 2s. 6d.; Gallery, Is.
The Box Office, under the direction of Mr. E. Hall, is open from Ten till Five.
MORNING PERFORMANCE OF
ROBINSON CRUSOE; or, FRIDAY AND THE FAIRIES,
EVEEY WEDNESDAY AND SATUEDAY,
at Two o'clock.
Children under Twelve admitted to the Morning Performances (on Payment at th#
Doors, at Half-price only).
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
COVENT JfeM? GARDEN.
Under the Sole Management of Mr. A. HABBIS.
EVERY EVENING, at Seven, Bayle Bernard's Farce,
THE BOARDING SCHOOL.
Characters by Misses Maria Harris, Lavine, K. Bishop, Edgar, and Nellt Harris ;
Messrs. Dalton, Higgie, Willmot, Ross, Paulo, Woodfield, and J. D. Stoyle.
After which the
GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME,
Entitled
HARLEQUIN ROBINSON CRUSOE;
Or, FRIDAY AND THE FAIRIES.
Written by Henry J. Byron. The Music composed and arranged by Mr. Betjemann.
The Sedate Fairy (of the Virgin Ide)... ... ... Miss MARIA HARRIS.
An Elf (who is s-mTt enough to tMke care of his-tH) ... Miss NELLY POWER.
Rolinson Crusoe (tlie oiiginal " Htrj of Romance") ... Mr. W. H. PAYNE.
Mrs. Crusoe ... ... ... ... ... Mr. WILLMOT.
Friday (not related, as his colour might suggest, to Black
Monday) Mr. FRED PAYNE.
Quashibngo (the Chamberlain) Mr. ROSS.
Hokypokywankyfum (the King of the Cannibal Islands) ... Mr. J. D. STOYLE.
The Favourite Squaw Miss LAVINE.
The Frolic of the Fairies by Mdlle. LAMBERTINI (her first appearance in England)
and a numerous Corps de Ballet.
The elaborate Scenery by Messrs. Telbin, Hawes Craven, Dayes, Canet, and
Matt. Morgan.
Harlequin Mr. FRED PAYNE. Columbine Mdlle. ESTA.
Pantaloon Mr. PAULO. Clown Mr. HARRY PAYNE.
MR. DOVGHTY'S TROUPE OF TRAINED DOGS.
The Ladies of the Period—Fashions of 1869, by Grant and Gask, Oxford Street.
«
COMMENCE AT SEVEN.
Private Boxes from £4 4s. to lOs. 6d.; Stalls, 7s.; Dress Circle, 5s.; Upper Boxes, 4s.]
Amphitheatre Stals, 3s. and 2s.; Pit, 2s. 6d.; Gallery, Is.
The Box Office, under the direction of Mr. E. Hall, is open from Ten till Five.
MORNING PERFORMANCE OF
ROBINSON CRUSOE; or, FRIDAY AND THE FAIRIES,
EVEEY WEDNESDAY AND SATUEDAY,
at Two o'clock.
Children under Twelve admitted to the Morning Performances (on Payment at th#
Doors, at Half-price only).
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
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| Description | London : John Murray, 1854-1869. |
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| Description | Unofficial lists of Officers of the British Army and, from 1862, the Indian Army, that were published annually between 1840 and 1915. There are also quarterly issues for 1839, 1842 and 1854. The lists are contained in 75 volumes and appear under various titles. They were initially created by Lieutenant-General George Hart (1808-1878). |
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