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... the Pall , and which may not improbably st.l further reduce the already much impaired circulation that journal. Mr Harris. Drury Lane, has suroasse him sdf in being to time. The Birmingham publican who provided sacred music on Sun day beginner in the art ...
... Arnold is home, and has not thought of breasting the snowstorms of Berlin at the dreariest time of the year. The Pantomine Drury Lane has surpassed all previous attempts at sceuacular effect. The only fault to found with is that Aladdin being a worn-out ...
... will form her only performances in Scotland. • • • • • At the Princess’s, the only theatre present open in the city, the Drury Lane melodrama. Homan Nature,” has been produced to large and appreciative audiences. This is net the flnt time have had an ...
... their parts of hero and heroine in most satisfactory manner. Altogether Pleasure may fie pat dawn as anotfier brilliant Drury Lane success. There is much in the American Exhibition which commends to those who era thinking in real earnest of trying their ...
... become the home of innumerable ticket holders —and this exceeding great city grows and grows. The other night I went to Drury Lane in search of pleasure nor was 1 disappointed. The new spectacular play brought out under the auspices of Mr Agustus Harris ...
... by hia amorous timidity. Little Don Juan has been revived at the Avenue and is going well. By the way it is rumoured that Drury Lane is shortly to be pulled down and entirely rebnilt upon principles more in accordance with the necessities of modem drama ...
... plain, little angular tombetons is placed in the churchyard of It. Paul's, Cohost Garden, to the memory of the Sherry, of Drury Lane Theatre. The is black marble, on which is placed a dilear white urn in the name storm, On the base a short encomium o, her ...
... which perpetrates such an enormity, and the evil will disappear as quickly as it arose. The little, unused burial ground in Drury Lane was one of the first, it not the very first, London churchyard which was turned into a recreation ground. I remember well ...
... periection. tlcrivale, as a plot right, is quite above the petty treks realism which mode Augustus Duni play, go a111111th a Drury Lane suilieure, where a red rue and a real wreck must be put on thy stage turf waves, and all—for the goo wdliugs In 811 there ...
... the attractions this year are to be unusually bright and spectacular. With such a City liberal as Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane, it is not likely to come short in any single respect. The prise laughs et this far too mach. If we made our public processions ...
... journals, is going to drive three-inband by Inana3ing at ones the three greatest 'theatres in London. To Covent Garden and Drury Lane h e h a s no added Her Majesty's, and the WA that he will pat it to on the whole, the safest decision to could some to. ...
... first important work, The Sun•Worshippers. Esmeralda,' under the management of the late Mr Carl Rosa, was produced at Drury Lane la 1883. The opera hoe held the stage with ever since, not only in Britain, but on tbe Continent. His next operatic work ...