... to Inverness Guisachan, where his ing entertained by the Roval narty, at SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT DRURY LANE. ‘A serious accident occurred on night at Drury Lane Theatre, and prevented the per- formance of “The White Feather.” At about 7.30 o'clock, and a ...

... although respectable mediocrity may be reached, high excellence is unattainable. At the end of the season he repaired to Drury Lane, under the auspices of Garrick, where be opened as Osmyn in the Morning Bride; but though be still found opportunities, ...

... to him inheritance, and he wore it with grace and effect for thirty years. For many reasons, when new actor appeared at Drury Lane, it was the custom of the management for the time being to parade old Mrs. Garrick 80 or 90 her private box, and get her ...

... unusually elaborate. The famous one-legged dancer, Donato, appears in the harlequinade, for the first time in this country. Drury Lane Theatre, as usual, is supplied by Mr. E. L. Blanchard, who has treated the story of Hop o' My Thumb and his Eleven Brothers ...

... menial or disgraceful, if it would but yield him a bare subsistence. He succeeded with difficulty in getting a situation at Drury Lane for the season of 1798 1799, at a salary of two pounds per week. This would have been higher, had it not been judiciously ...

... man; where he failed. After ager of the Birmingham Thea wards he became. Elliston’s stage director, for a season or two, at Drury Lane. He was ‘ah’ active, bustling, clever man of busin: ess, living by his wits and known to be without realised in Dublin with ...

... at the Adelphi nearly 56 years ago. A con- has spoken of a drama pierre,” written by Edmand Falconer, and brought ont at Drury Lane about five-and-twenty years agu. Falconer’s play, however, was called, not “ Robes- ierre,” but “ Love’s-Ordeal,” and was ...

... continually mind. Irish dramas, however, are exceptions to the general rule; for, whether at the Adelphi, the Lyceum, at Drury Lane, or the Princess's, they have equally commanded long end brilliant runs. Of the first in order of seniority, the Colleen ...

... CELESRATED AMBRICAN PANTOMIME COMPANY Inclading the M TROUPE (From the Drury Lane Theatre, London). The Importance? of this Engagement cannot be overrated. It is unquestio ably one of THE MOST “RILLIANT OF THE SEASON. ROBERT MACAIRE, Pantomime World-Famed ...

... mate the play way of th> and it will sct the »| mirebly at Re out at | play and talk of come away from Its adaptability to Drury lane was signing of the | for the acting, Mr. » | made the most of it, @, Som ready with fine tourh. ‘@ took second honours; ...

... expenses there will be a sum not far short of £600 at the disposal of one of the public’s cheeriest entertainers. The scene at Drury Lane was one which will never be forgotten by those who witnessed it; the house was literally packed to the ceiling, and the ...

... She Dublin Evening Mail VOT. — = — = ROYA Telegrams, Telephone Theatre Koyal. Rach Night.at 8; Matinee. Saturday, at THR DRURY LANE THEATRE COMPANY IN “THE GREAT RUBY.” Wn to 6 a Gases, Suffolk street. Usual prices to 10 as Theatre and at Shelbourne, ROYAL ...