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... Bella Moors of tha Boyal Court Theatre, and dsaghter Mr. G. W. Moors, of the Moore and Burgee* Minstrel*, Mr. J. Yokes, of Drury Lane Theatre, eolemniaed on Tuesday morning at St. Jamee’s Chnroh, There was large gathering theatrical artists and others witness ...
... assassination of the regretted Prince Michael. Mb. Mafleson has effected an arrangement with the renters and proprietors of Drury Lane for during the ensuing sauaon. At the same Meeting a rote of thanks was passed to Mr. Chatterton for his condaot as lessee ...
... on the same stage for the first time on the °cession of the benefit performance for the Royal General Theatrical Fund, at Drury Lane. on the 2803 inst. Among others who have promised to give their services are Mr. J. L. Toole, Mr. Creswick, Madame Helena ...
... VaodsTille. Why not? Ha wrote the Comedy of Errors. He would write another “Mach Ado” for the Lyceum, and another 41 Henry for Drury Lane. Bat he would also write novels, because he would want his say on the greater problems of life, and would find. Hr. Hall ...
... available when the st and only Protectionist Cabinet was formed It&l. is best known by prophecy at Protectionist meeting in Drury Lane Theatre That if Providence should permit the Corn Laws be repealed Great Britain would return to its original condition ...
... promised to take a trip from New York for the purpose of playing “Lord Dundreary,” for the benefit of the above institution, Drury Lane Theatre, and then return to New York. Arrah-na-Pogue and Night and Morning ate still playing the Qaiett, with Mr. aad Mis ...
... events ofJthe week we mutt chronicle the death of Mr. H. King, the eldest son of Mr. T. C. King, the great tragedian of Drury Lane Theatre. This young and talented gentleman, had already gained golden opiniona.” A special to the Eastern Budget dated Rome ...
... cannot see my way to lend it my support. Mr. Winston Churchill: Am probably going to see the Whip to-night, but this time at Drury Lane. Lord Cromer: Not going out. Too nivel by fuss people are making about a fellow Pro- Consul's words, D— the consequences ...
... the Birmingham Mail”) Reference is made in our dramatic gossip to the little dispute between Mr. Cbatterton, the manager Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of the Tim'3. The hitter gentleman had the temerity to comment with some coldness on the rerivtil ...
... lii R,litdcl. iilth total of Rirvolver Ittrmrt• NlefLil.—Sergettit-maior Graingcr V. ) •, BC: SSIX AT - sales are like Drury Lane pantomime+ - both need months of prepsration. The work of preparing for ',esti,' sale. starts July oth. ontae.enee.l months ...
... 1.1111) in the anasi- Falstaflian part of the toper I)AftwrierreN. There is some talk of The World being revived at Drury Lane, but the management wont' probably better please the lovers of sensationalism by producing something more novel in satisfaction ...
... spite of the little sneer of the Thunderer, th* honour will be popular with all who have ever met the successful manager Drury Lane Theatre, whether in Maeanry, theatrical affairs, charities, or general businees. He is not only downright good fellow but ...