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... Sun-street, 13 coppers, value 15-. The Queen, Prince Albert, and the four eldest royal children were present at the Pantomime Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday. The two Princesses, their little hands enveloped in white kid gloves, trimmed with black, never ceased ...
... London stage at little more 16 as the first walk at the instance of Douglas Kin-naird Byron under John Kemble then on the Drury Lane committee of management but her success suddenly interrupted by refusing to play Bertram to her Imogene the her being too ...
... than 16, as tragedian in the first walk, was at the instance of Douglas Kinnaird and Byron, under John Kemble, then on the Drury Lane committee of management; but her success was suddenly interrupted Kean refusing to play Bertram to her Imogene, the score ...
... of which she published in pamphlet, entitled, 'The Case of Mrs. Clive submitted to the Public.' Iv 1745 she returned to Drury Lane, where she continued until the of April, 17G9, when she took her leave of the stage in The Wonder and Lethe, and spoke epilogue ...
... and unscrupulous foes, misrepresentations, and ridicule, and abuse, met them at every turn. In the month of June, however, Drury Lane Theatre suddenly presented a spectacle that will long he remembered in the Metropolis. Crowded to the very roof, that vast ...
... Theatre royal learn ington. HERRMANN, of the Kingdom of Hanover, and of Drury Lane, and the Haymarket e *tres, in London, where he was Patronised by of the Royal Family, will hold his SOIREES FANTASTIQUES, One Night Only, SATURDAY, March 23, 1850 HERRMANN ...
... by the engagement of the clever acrobats, the brothers Elliott, who have had the honour of performing before the Queen at Drury-lane. It will be seen that this positively the last week of Marie Macarte's appearance in this town ; and thatthe performances ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, LEAMINGTON. PROFESSOR HERRMANN, of the Kingdom of Hanover, and of Drury Lane, and the Haymarket Theatres, in London, where he was Patronised by portion of the Royal Family, will hold his SOIREES FANTASTIQUES, For One Night Only, SATURDAY ...
... paper, and which is miended especially for roofing houses. A terrible tiro took place in the metropolis l ist niglii, near Drury Lane Tuej-tr, which u great deal of properly has been destroyed. bclhve live* were lost, although it is stated that at one time ...
... floors high, were adjoined by numerous similar erections on either side, whilst the space between the burning property and Drury-lane Theatre was not more than a few yards. The outbreak, which was very sudden, was occasioned by an escape of gas, and fortunately ...
... Kemble’s Icilius. This fine production had a very long run, and a correspondingly prejudicial effect upon the interests of Drury Lane. Even Kean was playing to comparatively empty I benches, and to ensure a house at his benefit prior to his visit | to America ...
... although C. Kemble, Young, and Kean, had previously met but lukewarm reception. With fresh laurels again made his appearance at Drury Lane, where, in 1831, he produced Byron’s “ Werner.” This dreamy abstraction of the poet’s fancy, seen through heavy mist rather ...