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... Justices of Appeal sr's dissolved the injunction granted ?? hr hv Vice-Chancellor Bacon, restrainig,, the Alty Icssee of Drury-lane Theatre from performini Ifns - aska at that theatre to-night. but Miss Martha Harries, the celebrated Welsh wvar contralto ...
... years since, in the presence of Royal and with a great flourish of trumpets, laid the foundation stone of the New Op House. Drury-lane, where- Mr. Mapi sons company had found refuge, would, was known, be no longer available, an Her Majestys Theatre in -the ...
... sodden gin-drinker, with his hair in his eyes, and the end of a twopenny cigar in his hand. turning out of a public-house in Drury-lane h&f ain hour after midnight, while the denizens of the locality are indulging in a free fight in the backeround. Why does ...
... n- ?? $- snoncent-.o ,the' melancoysedart . Da ,Ui'pp d l anyof th e s. e E : . . , .T .\ ?? .. . A friend, who went to Drury-lane on Saturday in a claw-hammer and a white tie, to seo 1 ngind in the days of Charles IL, was treated! to a dose of ...
... sn't among the educated classes. hirs, B . ; to be Dr. Drysdale's chairman. Mr. Horace Wiga a had a bnp`,n ?? i ,&M- at Drury-lane to-day. Seldom had e an opportunity of seeing so ?? 'i a celebrities on the stase at oue tine' , - Wigan himself appeared ...
... possibly crime and drunkenness would F j- diminish in equal ratio. ' ?? Mr. Edward Tyrrell Smith, formerly lessee tl on of ]Drury-lane Theatre, -the Alhambra, Cre- t merme Gardens, and other places of amuse- t ment, died on Monday, at his residence in Kennington ...
... Christmastine. It. is not likely, therefore, that we shall have a distinctively Christmas entertainment else. where than at Drury-lane, Covent-gardeii the Alhamnbra, and one or two minor houses' Of course, I am speaking only of the theatres west of Temple ...
... discovered that he paid a nominal price for the talent thus placed at his disposal. The Vokeses now draw £130 weekly from the Drury-lane AY treasury during the pantomime season, and r~e when in America they made as much as t500 wel _ sarebl 11ik ehr Ide n AG ...
... pieces, or produce new ones of the same kind: The two best pantomimes of i - the season are, of course, at Covent ?? I b, and Drury Lane. Rivals in- every branch of I dramatic art-tragedy, comedy. and opera- those great houses have competed in the pro- o duction ...
... nopalar s delusions and imposla-es will always find r votaries among ths uneducated, while that of f EDWARD TYREELL SMITH ,of Drury Lane v Theatre, well illustrates the fact that a police- n constable, if possessed of tact,maymake for- o tunesone after another ...
... who make ie excellent viears and curates, but who are at no more fit to be bishops than bishops are to B, appear in the Drury-lane pantomime- m perhaps not so mueh so. If the Princegoes e into the Church he will look for some of the ts prizes of the Chureh ...
... B. Chatterton is to t have a complimentary benefit and a dinner a to celebrate the 12th anniversary of his lesseeship of Drury.lane. Very few v s tenants at that theatre have held their leases s Elong as that: theyhavo usually been ruined t in much less ...