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... DANCING” -I. 'ry (.raucK pcrfevllr and mpldly l-y Tcfj-r Ounnla*. principal and Balfel Mibtrcr-. Jate Ttiea’r*- Royal. Drury■ lAne.t'o»eot-cardeii, cad A'liambm.Loudon. Academy:. n* to pn'f' ...
... light, containing two and three rooms each, in Seaton and Commercial buildings, having entrance from both Water-street and Drury-lane. including the office at preacnt by Messrs. Patton, Viekers, and Vo,, on ground tloor. Rent £12) per now pply at 4, Com ...
... has accepted an it would be quite as convenient for buyers to proceed from the engagement as stage-manager and actor at Drury-lane with Liverpool Exchange to Birkenhead as to the proposed north Mr. SMITH. On a recent occasion a company of amateurs, including ...
... Investment. The Property will be shown by the tenants, and further particulars may be h a d on application to Mr. JAMES JUMP, Drury-lane, Liverpool ; Mr. ROBERT ASHCROFT, Aughton ; or to Mr. MAURICE J. HORE, Solicitor, 4, York-buildings, Dale-street, Liverpool ...
... done, aad that racy night the of Drury-lade eald woold like take theatre hie own noooont. lat laid before bin ideas about Drury-lane. Take it,” mid ; ** I will find yea all the money you want.” I the eooamittee Diary-laa# proprietare, after eome aagotiatkma ...
... (corner of at a T° be Ls ar Shop ud floor, sul for a ship- store aler, Lent £2 per annum. ~-Apply to H, Juwp and Sous, 1, Drury-lane ; or Messrs. Guicn and be Let, an established Toy aud Salinas aba T° with aml Ofice, Revn in the family upwards of thirty ...
... ablished an 8vo. pamphiet of 48 “A letter to David Garrick, pages, entitled tho intended representation of occasioned by Drury-lane.” “The Minor’ at the Theatre Royal in Madan declares that, instead of ‘The Minor ” ing styled a comedy, it deserves the ...
... conductor. He was native of Pron. and only thirty-eight. came to London in 1893, and connected with opera at CovenW garden and Drury-lane. For a time alao held the baton in th ...
... NENA, have superseded the attractions of the pantomime, which had maintained an almost unparalleled run of good fortune. At Drury-lane, the fitful radiance has been resumed by the production of MEYERBEER'S splendid composition, L'Etoile du Nord, as a sort ...
... CH GALOP, and other Novelties, THE som e of RGE which were performed this Season for Eighty-two consecutive Nights at Drury-lane and Covent-garden, before the most crowded and fashionable Audiences ever assembled in any Theatre in London. Further p ...
... the work was from the pen of Mr. L, Blanchard, who has contributed so many successsiul pantomimes to the Theatre Hoyal, Drury-lane; but Mr. Charles Webb, so well known in theatrical circles, and who has lately distin- guished himself by adaptations and ...