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... 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 ...
... broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. Mackerell, No. 7, Vinegar-yard, nearly facing the upper gallery entrance of Drury-lane Theatre. The premises, which were five floors high, including the basement, were adjoined by numerous similar erections ...
... belonging to Mr. Mackerell, steam-baked potatoe-dealer, No. 7, Vinegar-yard, nearly facing the upper gallery entrance of Drury-lane Theatre. The premises, which were five floors high, including the basement, were adjoined by numerous similar erections ...
... this part, ana created much amusement. The purpose of the second part is less definite. Mr. Bunn gave a sketchy history of Drury-lane Theatre from the time of Garrick's management, introducing several characteristic anecdotes, especially illustrative of ...
... of announcing that he has concluded an Engagement, FOR POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY! WITH MR. UN N, (Of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden) —Author of the Bohemian Girl, Daughter of St. Mark, Maid of Artois, Enchantress, Crusaders ...
... purpose of the second part is leu definite. Mr. bi m and he recove rad. On Wednesday or Tburs- Bunn gave sketchy history of Drury-lane Theatn from or instant, he called upon witness, and the time of Garrickâs management, introducing several b e bad fallen ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... room for election purposes at the Lion rapidly progressing to recovery. severe menial- one to witness the performance at Drury-lane Theatre wna 1/. to 3/. per day; though this would depend on which she unfortunately expenenced about a fortnight werei g ...