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... should a piece be criticised sarcastically because it relies chiefly upon the scene painter and stagecarpenter Of these Drury Lane spectacular plays, with all their eta, and commonplace literature, said that they are wholesome, they delight crowded houses ...
... hear him trill forth one of the melodies of his youth was like looking at an old-fashioned house or costume. He sang at old Drury Lane when that house was under the management of Alfred Bunn, upon whose poetry a good deal of undeserved sarmam used to be levelled ...
... compulsory. The open compartments answer admirably on all the metropolitan and suburban lines where they are adopted. The new Drury Lane melo-drama, termed Pleasure, derives its principal sensation from an imitation of the Riviera earthquake. Another scene ...
... Shakesperean revival. Until that period arrives, it is well that someone should carry on the connecting links. Harris, of Drury Lane, has also given his last performance of the great pantomime, announcing that it had been a great success. His friends are ...
... that David Garrick has escaped (as yet) being ceutenarmeiL This very month a hundred years ago he was the leader of the Drury Lane company. THE AMOUNT OF MONET coined at the Neils lint daring the present Wgime up to the end of 1866 as follows :—Copper ...
... husband with less provocation for blackening her eyes. Next year should see an improvement in opera. Carl Rosa has secured Drury Lane for English opera, of which there is far too little in the metropolis, and it is said that changes will be attempted in ...
... Irving and Mina Terry have gone for a holiday ; Frivoli, which is one of Gus. Harris's few failures, is withdrawn from Drury Lane and Wilson Barrett goes to Amer's'. The last is the moat interesting item. How will the Americans regard him ? As between ...
... to manifest how, by pontoons thrown over under fire, they cross a stream and scale a fortress in presence of an enemy. At Drury Lane a superb spectacular melodrama has been introduced within the last four days, and one of the scene; represents an attack ...
... continually changing hands, and changing performances also, you may reasonably conclude that there is no permanent prosperity. Drury Lane. however, has come out ea far on the right side of the ledger. The theatre is the property of a number of renters or debenture ...
... last there were morning performances at the Comedy Theatre, the Prince of Wales, the Vaudeville, the Strand, the Savoy, Drury Lane, Opera Comique, Haymarket, the Gaiety, and Toole's. Besides this large choice of theatrieal performances, there was also ...
... published. Since the life by Thomas Moore was written a great quantity of new information concerning Sheridan's management of Drury Lane, his politics, the Linley's, and the several transactions in which he was engaged, has, the 4tAsti4eust says, come to light ...
... London. where he sang at first under the name of Mr. Johnston, but it while taking a part in The Bride of Lammermoor at Drury Lane, then under the management of Mitcready, that lie first showed his full powers. Although very successful, he soon left the ...