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... Wallacfc's Theatre, New York. Ho was the son of the famous Kagitsh actor Jamea William Wallack. who years of age appeared Drury Lane, and 18 played Laertes to Kllisuni’s Hamlet. In 1517 James Wallack married the daughter of Jobe, better known as “Irish ...
... instances in theatrical history strange ups and downs in actors’ lives, but there has seldom been atranger instance than Drury Lane is now affording. A gentleman who many years ago took the leading part this theatre for two successive seasons is now employed ...
... A NOVELTY PANTOMIME. The »*tb the custom of manager* take time the forelock. For the Drury Lane pan tom. next Christmas Mr. Alfred Thompson already designing in New York a set of costumes for three hundred ladies, who will constitute a «ort of “Dream ...
... announcing that has arranged RETURN VISIT. FOR TWELVE NIGHTS OSLY, commencing MONDAY NEXT, May 29th, of ANDRE lIALLIDAY S GREAT DRURY LANE DRAMA, “AMY ROBSART.” With Mrs, JAMES RODGERS in the part of Amy (specially engaged by Mr. Halliduy. ALL THE ORIGINAL SCENERY ...
... Drama. OUR | RAND THEATRE—To-day, at 2; TCjNiaur, at aE 3a-AocuBtUß Harns'd Great Kucceses. A RUN OP LiCK. from Drury Lane, with Drury Lane Scenery. Racehorses. Hunters. Foxhounds, kc . To-hay, at 2; To-Nionr. at 7.53. QUEEN’S THEATRE.—LAST NIGHTS of ilrr&nd ...
... that has arranged RETURN VISIT. FOR TWELVE NIGHTS yeLY. commencing MONDAY NEXT, May 29th, of ANDRE - HALLIDAY'S GREAT DRURY LANE DRAMA, AMY ROBSART.” With Mrs. JAMES RODGERS the part of Amy (specially engaged Mr. llalliday- VARNEY-MU. DEWHURST, all ...
... LODGING-HOUSES. The London County Council yesterday resolved proceed with construction of common locUmg-heuso Parker Street, Drury Lane. much discussion on the question of the cost, which far eacoeds tho first estimate. The proposal involves a total outlay ...
... announcing that the concert was not likely to take place, because Mr. Collard was obliged to in London that night to pet form at Drury Lane Theatre. This was the grievance complained of, and it was alleged that the defendant (a Mr. Lamb) had sent round the crier ...
... revived. The most significant sign of the times is to be found in the programme at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Harris, as all the world knows, has woi bis fame and fortune at Drury Lane with spectacular pieces of a realistic kind, but this class of entertainment ...
... PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Bole Proprietor and Manager, Mr. JAMES RODGERS. RETURN VISIT. FOR TEN NIGHTS, OF MR. ANDREW GREAT DRURY LANE DRAMA, •‘AMY ROBSARX.” With Mrs. JAMES RODGERS in the part of Amy (specially engaged Mr. Halliday. ail the original scenery ...
... refused application Colonel Mapleson, lessee of Her Majesty’* Theatre,to restrain Signor Del Puente from ringing in Carmen, at Drury Lane Theatre. Colonel Mapleson’* case was that tb* Signor waa bound to sing for him during tho present operatic season. It was ...
... SECOND COURT. Before Messrs. MANTON and Bcnce. GAMBLING. Charles (25), bricklayer, court. Drury Lane, was sent prison for'one month with hard labour for gambling with dice in Miller Street on the 11th inst.—John Martin (64), hawker, no fixed residence ...