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... gained the public ear, and the fortunes of the family were consequently at a low ebb ; none saw in him the future prop of Drury Lane, and the magnet of theatrical attraction, who was destined within a few short years to draw around himself all the tragic ...
... John Bnnini's novel, The Peep o* Day, and produced it with extraordinary success, firstly. at the Lyceum. arid later at Drury Lane. He created the part of Danny in Boueigault's Colleen Bairn. and he wrote the of many of Balfe's operas. In the seventies ...
... Hughes, Woollen Draper. B.* Additional Agentt WanteiL Application to 1,0 made to the Secretary , the Company's Offices, Drury Lane, ...
... Wexford Mr. Wm. Hughes, Woollen Draper Additional Agent* Wanted. Application lie raiwle the Secretary, the Company s Offices, Drury Lane, London, W.C. I«l2*ly] ...
... in M. A. P.), the dukedom of Albans perpetuates the loves of Charles 11. and the famous Nell Gwynne, the orange girl of Drury Lane Theatre, whose chief glory it is that she was tho only one of the volatile monarch’s many mistresses whom the English people ...
... Stew, art head the cast of the supporting picture “Riders of the T imberiinc.” The story of an Irish girl's rise to fame at Drury Lane Theatre, “Peg of Old Drury, will be the attraction Thurs., Fn., & Saturday. The excellent cast of this delightful production ...
... E. Fit zgerald. Tl>om«v.treot, Watcrford. Agent. | |,h. Application to made to the Secretary, the Corapam’a offices, 52, Drury Lane, London, .C. ...
... Ray* mond (Co»enl Garden), Younger of the Hay Market), tlemrnjngi (Adelpbi), Broad (Unhliii), Dale (Dublin), Mrs W. West (Drury Lane), Mm. Vaughan, formerly Mr* Yates (Covent Garden), Mrs Broad Dublin). Mis* Walepole, who acted the IVidoto at Covent Garden ...
... principal Membera of th s mogniSccnt Company : MRS. qjlAllLiiS COOKE, the highly chaste coraodlM«. Charms Ktao-Tragedian from Drury Lane Theatie, London. • Mr. C. J. IlEAUTWELL—Tragedian from the American Theatres. , , Mr. Wiisok��From Bt. J mes’s Iheatre ...
... hear, the favourable answers were cheering to all. M-i. Canoing, mother of the late Premier, made her theatricH Jehu* at Drury Lane hr the heroine in Jan* Share. Oarrlok «*bs the Hattingt, and Raddiah, her future huthaud, the Dumont. She patronised by ...
... Tea, now so »sch iu Uvmand. ADDITIONAT. Ar?K\T« WANTED. AnpHcation to made tin* Secretary, at the Coespan\’s offices, 62, Drury Lane, London, VV.C. BA RRON STRAN D-STRKET (>(Sic(il lUfj I sit tt) cut. Fricn«l(» Customers of lute ilr. D. I- arc rif llully ...
... arms of bit young hri-le, and wit conveyed to Uurrtoey a corpse. Hawker is Rill living ; her sister, Mrs. who performed Drury lane Theatre during 1819, 1820, and 1821, died a few years ago in America. ...