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... MR. BUNN ON THE STAGE. Mr. Alfred Bunn, late lessee of Drury Lane and Corent Garden, and for several years manager of the Birmingham Theatre Royal, assumed new character on his reappearance here on Monday evening. tolerably good house received him with ...
... last, told in different shape, has formed part of the gossip of the green room for long period. It was adduced to show that Drury Lane was rescued from impending bankruptcy, not by the legitimate, but canine performance. “ The Caravan* was the piece, and ...
... consider it expedient to affix note of the price to the articles displayed MR BUNN ON THE STAGE Mr Alfred Bunn late lessee of Drury Lane Covent Garden for several of the Birmingham Theatre assumed new character on his reappearance here on Monday evening tolerably ...
... performer ? He reached the topmost branch of one tree, by leasing one time—a thing hitherto unknown—both Covent-garden and | Drury-lane Theatres; and we cannot see why he might not have perched on the loftiest branch of the other tree, by pourtraying the genius ...
... air being deemed essential to his lordship's recovery. general meeting of the actors, actresses, and others employed at Drury-lane Theatre, was held in the green-room yesterday, for the purpose of devising means by which the theatre may be kept open. ...
... Gazette. A Woman Thrown out of a Window.— About halfpast one o’clock on Snnday morning, loud screams, issuing Irom a house in Drury Lane, London, attracted the attention of the policeman on the beat, who, on entering the discovered in a hack yard the almost ...
... vagabond Devizes Gazette A Thrown a Window— About halfpast one o’clock Sunday morning loud screams issuing from a house in Drury Lane London attracted the attention of the policeman on the who on entering the premise discovered in a back yard the almost ...
... and gentfemen of the mythology ; but that’s neither here nor there. First, there’s tbe fortunate closing of unfortunate Drury Lane, with valedictory address from Anderson impudent enough make the Sheridan blush with envy at the present manager’s power* ...
... and the Church was tilled with 'adies and gentlemen of the neighbourhood, attired in deep 'Uourning. The performances at Drury-lane Theatre came to a termination on Saturday night, the actors, who had leagued together, finding their efforts unequal to ...
... Comedr. Five Acts, eniilled “THE ELDER BROTHER,’written hy'Mr. John Fletcher, altered J. R. Anderson, Esq., of Theatre Royal. Drury Lane.** 1038 LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONAL TRAINS. ON and after the Ist June, the 7.15 a.m. Train ...
... SIMPSON, thaComedy, ia Acta, entitled THE ELDER BROTHER.' written hy Mr. John Fletcher, ami altered by J. Andaraon, Eaq , Drury Lane. To conclude with the new and exUemaly Comic Farce of “JOHN BOiBG. VJ96 ...
... enterprising Manager, takes his benefit, and has secured the services of Mr. Anderson, late lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who will appear in the admired play of The Elder Brother, it was produced that establishment last season. The work recently ...