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... tour opens at thkbn:n in August. ‘ - - Miss Sigrid Arnoldson, the talented Boung Swedish prima donna, who sang in 1887 at Drury Lane, and last vu at the Royal Italian Opera, was married at Vienna on June 16th, to her impresario, Mr. Alfred I-‘i.cl.!hof ...
... London. she was imported from Italy by Colonel Mapleson in 1872, the veteran impresario being then running Italian opera at Drury Lane, whilst Mr. Gye had a rival season at Covent Garden. Albani was to sign ner contract with Mapleson on her arrival, and as ...
... Miss Laura Villiers will pln{)ou of the leading parts in the autumn drama at Drury Lane. Mr. W.'}G. Wills has taken Ricbardson’s “ Clarissa ”” as the basis of the new play which he bas written for Mies Isabel Bateman. He is not the first in the field ...
... ayen » ® 2 Miss Maggie Duggan, who has returned from Venice much improved in health, is re-engaged by ‘Angmtm Harris for Drury Lane. . . Mr. Arthur Williams, in donsequence of a severe attack of gout, has been unable to appear at the i Lyric mm.. 5 - ...
... 28th iu:. ] Miss Maggie Duggan, who has returned from Venice wuch improved in bealth, is re-engaged by Augustus Bufl.l for Drury Lane. X ‘ - Mr. Arthur Williams, in consequence of a severe attack of gout, has been unable to appear at the e ‘s . - A testimonial ...
... Secretary’” companies, &c., will pilot Mr. Jakobowski's * Pacla’™ opera tour. . - » «'Phe Royal Oak™ will be taken off at Drury Lane Theatre on the 30th, and preparations for the pantomime at ouce vigorouzly commenced. - N - Miss Lilla Garth, Miss Eastlake's ...
... failure sonstime afteewards oreated « grest sopsation in Yorksbhire, Their bink gave the name to Bar k- street, which adjoine. Drury lane ased to be called Piay House-vard, and was ouly opeuoi through from Westgste to B.ok-lane in recent yaars hy?‘-mm&nnm&diw ...
... in connection with the St. Gilea’sChristian Mission, took vhm on Mondaynight, in the Mission Chapel, Little Wild-street, Drury-lane. There were about 300 men present, who wers provided with a substantial meal. After supper a public meeting was held in ...
... IN A NUTSHELL Emin Pasha is betser. He himself believes be will be able to leave his bed in a fortnighs. The manager at Drury Lane has, it is ssid, to provide mo fewer than 1,500 dresses for his paate mime. Switzerland is like Its bigger bretbren. The ...
... paupers. As usual Mr George Alder, of Parade, a‘.hfidd&khm- to the sdult inmates on New Yeur's Eve; Miss wart, of Yfl&:u. Drury-lane, and Miss Benson, onh-a tioner, ‘l-nnn, provided s large quaatity Mrhd ;IrT.K.M nln-: su oranges, sanfl, nm;ln“{’m mohn‘u ...
... ” NEWS IN A Emin Pasha is better. He himself believes he will be able to leave his bed in a fortnight. | The manager at Drury Lane it is said, S 0 r_ovi.dolotc'- than 1,500 dn-h::'ht his pantemime. Switzerland is like its bigger brethren. The State Council ...
... of a bullet, probably shot from a catapult. Milss EVELYN HARRISON, a native of Melton, has obtained an engagement at the Drury Lane Theatre, and is appearing there nightly in the successful pantomime of *“ Jack and the Deanstalk.” LicuTs 0’ LoNDON.—This ...