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... POLKA, JERFORMED every evening, with immense I success, before the most crowded and fashionable audiences ever assembled at Drury Lane Theatre, illustrated by Brandard, ot CALEDON IAN QUADRILLE, beautifally illustrated by Bran dard, price JULLIEN'S CADEAU ...
... agement has beep MKS. D ‘4 RING, of tbe Theatre Royal, Covent Garden; MR. p. W. KING, asp MR. STRETTON, Ofthe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. PRODUCTION OF GRAN D OPERAS. yOR THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF yVENEY, ano MISS H. COVENEY. INDAY NEXS, May 14th, will be Per- ...
... DRUM POLKA,” performed every before the most crowded e evening with immense success, fashionable audiences ver assembled at Drury Lane heatre Illustrated by with the Portrait of « Drummer of the Royal Coldstream Guards. Price 3s. Published by Cramer and Co ...
... of the ■lyE- Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who is announced to act the Play of THE LADY OF i/VONS, on SATURDAY, December 15th, 1849, CANNOT HAVE THE HONOUR OF APPEARING c THAT NIGHT, preparation requisite for Royal, Drury Lane Chmtm Novelt.es at the Theatre ...
... had tbe honour of tinging before Her Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, and tbe Royal the Italian Opera, St. James's and Drury Lane Theatres, Exeter Hall, Hanover Square Concerts, and at upwards of seventy of Nobility's Concerts, with unanimous approbation ...
... Lytton's Favourite Play THE LADY OF LYONS, And on that Night Only MR. ANDERSON Of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, will appear as CLAUDE MELNOTTE. THE WARNEFORD GENERAL BATHING INSTITUTION AND LEAMINGTON HOSPITAL. THE ANNUAL BALL, For ...
... Topics of the Times. THE PROTECTION OF AGRICULTURE AND BRITISH INTERESTS. In the month of June iast, there assembled at Drury Lane Theatre, London, a meeting, which whether takeu regards its obiects, or its constituent parts, was one of the most important ...
... whose marvellous powers a conductor were the delight and admiration all who witnessed performances of the Brussels troupe Drury-lane in 18-10, presides over the orchestral arrangements. The manner which the music given last night by the orchestra was perfect ...
... associate Grimahii, and contemporary of the Keniblea, and George Frederick Cooke, and late harlequin of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and cousin to the far-famed cantatrice Clara Fisher. GAGE.— ...
... Garden management, and in particular ill-will with Charles Kemble, Mr. Macready now engaged with the rival establishment, Drury Lane, where he appeared September, 1823. Here he now brought out Sheridan Knowles's tragedy of Cains Gracchus, which play was ...
... appealing on behalf of a Drury Lane Com- pany at this time of da y was at once ludicrous and painful ; and, as if to throw the audience, in spite of themselves, back on their reminiseences of the time when there was a Drury Lane, and when his Grace and ...
... associate Grimaldi, and contemporary of tha Kembles and George Frederick Cooke, and late harlequin of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and cousin to the far-famed cantatrice, Clara Fisher. On the Bth inst., Burton-upon-Trent, Mrs. Edward Hodson, aged 75 ...