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... Sorry, old man, I can't talk to you to-night; but fact is I've got such a lot of pantomimes to criticise. My wife's at Drury Lane, my sister'. at Covent Garden, my eldest lad's at Sanger's, the housemaid'. at the Surrey, and I'm expecting the cook's ...
... of the Kiug. Pantomime of the old sort—the genuine Pantomime—being dead, Mr. Augustus Harris and Mr. Blanchard give us at Drury Lane an entertainment which the children regard as a very good substitute, and which in its way is as wonderful a production ...
... Prolmelor and Malor • • • .. A. FOR TWELVE NICIHTE, u..,ng MONDAY MARCH 5, iSS. at 7-30, will be preempted the surrwjAt Drury Lane DR.1.114, entitled, YOU'I L Writteu by PAUL Tableau 1 -Deeelley - The oily Goa „ 2--DpperTlantes - The Cottage THE MUM ...
... rm. is Dm to a clime, its Inal production behnr kt the 21st inst , when other will be produvoi. At the Theatre the great Drury Lane entitled Youth, by Mesas. Augustus Harris, and Paul Merritt, will be produced on Monday next. Many residents in Hatton ...
... joint production of Peel Merritt and . Augustus Harris. it is perhaps generally known that the piece was first produced at Drury Lane Theatre, when, from the gorgeous manner in which it was urouuted, it had an exceptionally long and protiperous career, and ...
... their harvest during the pantomime season and when popular taste turns to spectacular pieces, like Mr. Augustus Harris's at Drury Lane, which call for the support of hundreds of 'extras. But these performers ate engaged only for the of • piece, and at ...
... been asked to join in a benefit performance, and telegraphed from America his assent. The performance is to be given as Drury Lane Theatre at some time—probably, in May. Certainly no man deserves better of the public. Mr. Ryder is one of the most con ...
... brilliant vocalist apprared in public. A dozen years or so after the discontinuance al English Opera by Mr. Alfred Bonnet Drury-lane it was revived by Mr. W. H. Harrison and Miss Louisa at Covent Garde.; and it followed as • matter of course thatose of ...
... never heard of in our time. The very names will be unfamiliar to most people. When the great Alfred Bunn was manager of Drury-lane Thestre,and wrote those marvellous lyrics which were set to music by the composers of the day, popular taste was • little ...
... Jackson, whose death strikes one as somewhat untimely. They will miss him, especially next Christmastide, on the boards of Drury Lane. Mr. Jackson was, I believe, a Jew, and he impersonated the stage representative of that ancient race with admirable humour ...
... On going into the yard I found Gateley doubled up and holding his Monads. I sent for Dr. Page. Thomas Moran, cabdriver, Drury-lane, Birmingham : I was in the Gardeners' Arms on August sth, 1880. I saw Gateley there, and also the prisoner. On August Ist ...
... me. Goodbye. Oh, ! I mid not thank superonmerary of Covent Garden to a aupentaserary f or my place them I as% bill you of Drury Lane, during the famous run of Blue my breast warn' I Just kissed his ems Bwrct. Oh. I have made a tietweadous advance. rid ...