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... attained more success an actor—l believe be never would have gained it had his name been Jones. When Mr. Price, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre in 182 S, offered him an engagement at theatre, sad when young Charles Kean, seventeen yews of age, made his there ...
... fourwheeled cab. The route prescribed by the police armingeinente lay .lirectly through one of the worst streets at the back of Drury-lane. Soddenly. at • point midway between two lampposts, he perceived a dark shapeless mass stealing round into the open window ...
... which was made popular by the singing of Vesicle. At the age of sixteen he ac,epted an engagement to minket the orchestra at Drury-lane Theatre, but left far Italy in the followiag year to study position and eicging. His important ammo. ration, the mania for ...
... ofeeials have been supetseded by Germane. A AT PAWTOMIIIIII.-3Zr. Blanehard ham ishoeen for the name of his pantomime at Drury-lane. The Dreseon ef Watieey ; or, Merieeuin Old Mother and b ee succee d e d i n b r i ng i ng vividly before the audience the ...
... Corki.t. _ . . STASI —ll O-re a terrific stage storm in ORO of the Easter pieces brought out by the illintrioes Elliston at Drury lane. As machines foe making artificial had not been then invented, the turbulent element imitated by little boys, who kicked ...
... besieging the doors of pits and galleries long before the time of opening. There LI a little passage on the southern side of Drury-lane Theatre, chiefly famous for old books and oysters, wherein on this groat festival of the theatrical year this eight may ...
... volume, Bro., ie samouneed to be issued shortly. Mae. Van's will play Amy at the forthcoming revival of Keeilieorek at Drury. lane Theatre. THE Life of Charles Dickens. by Mr. John Fsater, is being published at Berlin in a German translation, from the ...
... not—to Bob Low(e). Las Case of Enlargement of the Liver— The Tichborne claimant. was surprised, during a recent visit to Drury Lane, to netioe that, during the performance of the pantomime, whilst the pit was eonvulsed with laughter, the upper portion ...
... ordered in Pans. exhibitioe pitch will be that of Stuttgart. The Philharmonic , I Society, the Sacred Harmonic Society, and Drury Lane Italian Opera will retain the old rib*. THE Rev. W. J. Loftie is preparing* called A Century of Bibles; or, the Authorised ...
... their farewell of the public on Saturday, the 6th of July. A morning performance is being organised for the ooeiteion at Drury-lane Theatre, which will be under .he immediate patronage of their Royal HighlICPSOS the Prince and Princess of Wales, and many ...
... AND LITIRART GOSSIP. --•-- wE Reamia. : J) tn , t. ritatld that Mdlle. NiLeon roxived at the rite of 11 4 19 per night at Drury Lane ; to this we add that M Patti le paid 1124 time at Coreut 'Garden. _ MY.4i112. DEAN AND have just published a volume all ...
... herself to ; the contents of his pockets while he waa engaged in I purchasing some flowers to throw at the prima donna at Drury Lane during her charming performance of Marguerite, in the opera of Facet. Mr. Vaughan: You said week that the flowergirle ...