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... things produces. Looking far ahead, we see the opening of the English opera season, under the veteran Mr. Carl Rosa, at Drury Lane on March 26, 1863 and its close about Whitsuntide. During the first week in August will begin Mr Gwyllym Crowe's series ...
... seems to care ; enough that it raises a laugh hune.tly, and is well appreciated. Mr. Au4ustus Barris hes scored another Drury Lane triumph as he himsolf announces in his advertisements. Pluck, produced on Bank Holiday, turned put is exciting, blood ...
... active rehearsal. It will produced eli. rt'y with Misr Terry as Beatrice and Mr. Irving as Beni dick. London is empty, Drury-lane is full. So runs Mr. Harris'', advertisement. not without a certain amount of justification, albeit Landon is never empty ...
... le Forreater, Florence St. John, and Maud.• singing in thy chiir at St. Paul's. The Salvati,,n Army introduxd in the next Drury,LAne pantomime. Joe Cave preach• in sernione on at the NI aryleb ,ne, with hire. Weldon at the organ, end Vance giving out the ...
... THE MURDER IN DRURY LANE. John Crow, a labourer, residing in Shelton-street, Drury-lane, was on Monday charged on remand at ]low street police-cceirt, with the wilful murder of George Green.—William Bennett, of 13, Sheltonstreet, Drury-lane, labourer, deposed ...
... weighing about four pounde. upon her back. The electric light will also be adopted for smug scenic effects in the forthcoming Drury-lane pantomime. (From Tru'h.) The eldest sister of a well-known marquis, a lady who has just completed her fortieth year, has ...
... listen to this distinguished East Anglian as he appeared at the crowded anti-c• rn law meetings held in Covent Garden or Drury-lane. Ungainly in figure, monotonous in tone, tairnost without a particle of action, regarded as free in his religious opiniens ...
... Mallahy who was charged in December last with attempting to murder his wife by cutting her throat at 48, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, was brought up for final examination. The prisoner has been remanded froni week to week for the attendance of the injured ...
... George Ward by bringing his cart into contact with the ladder on which he was standing while at work painting the portico of Drury-lane Theatre. The witnesses to the occurrence all appeared to be of opinion that no blame was attached to the defendant. He \vas ...
... That was the missing parcel. Actors have to undergo much that tries their patience at times. Mr. Dillon was playing at Drury Lane one night in A Winter's Tale. In the second act, scene third, where Pauline enters with • child, some wretched man amongst ...
... minor theatre seems likely to leave Augustus far in the rear. It must have occurred to the fertile mind of the manager of Drury Lane that the ordinary sensations,fires. collisions, shipwrecks, mine explosions, and so forth were used up, and that the public ...
... in this motto may be found They much deserve who only 'stand' the waits.' ALFHF:D GRICAT. And did I tell thee 'twee at Drury Lane Nay, nay, it was not there ; and yet methinks It might have been, for truly it possess'd A pantomimic flavour. and the tune ...