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... officers. They are fine young recruits, and have exercised ac the different depots. A bold has been taken by the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. The pertormancesfin future are to be exciu- they are to begin at hali-past seven, and a: j and the prices are to ...
... n from the German ; bat altered This and adapted to the English stage by Mrs. Loveil tod Was last season browght oui at Drury Lane Theatre, Met with extraordinary, but deserved, success it exhibits filial duty and love in their most beautifal form. Myron ...
... is ** Village | Life in Exypt,” by St. Joux—ove of the ablest | of the foreimyn correspondents of the The new company at Drury-lane are » sad set of inca- pables In the Cuban theatres, when the audience are pleased, they turow decked with mbbons on to ...
... 15, 1853. Madile. ANNA ZERR, porformanc at the Royal Italian Opera, the Bir mingham + va and at Concert Theatre Royal, Drury Lane created so g a sensation dunng the past i YHE Orebestra will include the Principal Solo Performers from M. Concerts Theatre ...
... desirous of doing so to offer up their prayers for his soul, What next? Watkine ON THE CEILING.— An American acrobat is at Drury-lane the feat of walking oa the like a fly. Ao artificial cetling is constructed 14 feet from the stage, and the feat ix described ...
... tertaining mind which we mention, for a three-bours , crowds would go to see it, for it would aye yed on every stage from Drury-lane to Barn- well, from the Haymarket to the bumblest barn ia ar be it from us, pendente lite, whilst the hot fun is going on ...
... out will reflect eredit upon the town. The Cireus.—The celebrated horsemen, Hermindez aod Stone, whose performances at Drury-lane during the Great Exhibition, are so well known, will visit this city on Friday next, the 29th inst > when, from the well-koown ...
... acquired.”* powers, which with mere intellectual instruction they could Mr Gcstaves Brooke had an extraordinary re- ception at Drury-lane, on Monday. 1 think | never saw such a house. Pit, orchestra, stalls, the dress circle, boxes, upper boxes, and the various ...
... In what is called “ Pantomime music” he was unerce fea. and, for the last twenty-one years, he fur- nished Coreat Garden, Drury Lane, , the Olympic, and otier theatres, with the music of their Chr'stmas entertainments. He was in the 73rd year of his age ...
... im bor Positively ONE NI ONLY, the services of the great Tragedian Mr. G. V. B whose performances at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, created a sensation ancquailed siace the days © the cele- braied EDMUND hEAN the will a NEXT, October 4ch, v9 bis celebrated ...
... On presenting ofa lause. On commencing, however, we were struck with aq tion of his voice,—cold, or heavy work of late at Drury-lane, had created an apparent hoarseness, observable, in the upper part of it, and anxiously we co the deep ral tones which he ...
... good paring “ puffs” — that draw men with wree—are the work of genius alone. The has not two suns, two BARNUMS, nor two Drury- lane Mr. | may add, haa been at Liverpool during the week, and will return ou Drary at the close of January next. At the Princess's ...