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... subject, as it would speak so eloquently for itself-it being the health of Mr. Harley the treasurer, and success to the Drury. lane Theatrical Fund. That institution had been founded by one of the greatest men that had ever adorned the British stage-a ...
... late musical director at Drury-lane Theatre,'applied last Thursday, before Mr. Commissioner Phil lips, in the Insoilvent Debtors' Court, under the Protection Act. Mr. Nichols appeared for Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury- lane Theatre; and Mr. Sargood ...
... IlADAlE CARADORI AND THIB I ; Q Drury Lane Opera. 'The investigation of the charge of perjury, preferred by Madame Caradori against Xr. Bes&isadin Sleomao, late carpenter and diachihist of. Drury-lane Theatre, was resumed last Wed. 'nesday, before Mr ...
... and several others of his con) par.y are capable of acting very respectably in serious characters ; but who is there at Drury-lane, its manager inclusive, so attractive as to make the public rush thither tu see Shakspere's plays, or any other revivals ...
... PREEAL OlF THE WINDOW TAX. iweeting at Drury Lane Theatre. A public mi-eeting of the inhabitants of Westminster was held on Wednesday in the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, for the purpose of petitioning the Legislature for a total and immeliate repeal ...
... together in the opera of Sernirasmide at Covent-garden in Octebsr, 1862. EQui5iTIVzs-The nightly, expenses of Covent-garden and Drury lane Theatres usedforisorly to bs estimated at about two hundred guineaa It is impossible to say wohat the expenses of a Theatre ...
... fashion. He has throughout his life been associated wsith Drury-lane and Covent- garden. His fathei was a stage carpenter, and his imother a ballet girl. He appeared on the stage of Drury lane in a pantomime longer azo than he can remember. Then he went ...
... 1S75i. pRoST.XApg to) Jfr S. F relech, theatrical bookseller, Strand M. VIANC.-APP4I to the Secretary, St. Asaph Lodge, Drury- lane. C. A ?? The titles have not been nsed as far as we know. (2) The 11atal course is to forwlard the play to a theatre manager ...
... GsNsema.-Apply tobamuel French, theatrical pub- lisher, 89, Strand, London. OsINS AND BELL-The Shaughraun, after its run at Drury- lane, was transferred to the Adelphi Theatre on Boreng NVight, 1875. FORTuseATE.-The Squire was produced at the St. Jamues's ...
... THE BADDELEY FEAST AT DRURY-LANE. Twelfth Night at Drury-lane was most worthily commem- morated on Monday evening after the performance of the magnificently illustrated pantomime of Cinderella. At mid- night the stage was filled by some three hundred ...
... LATEST THEATRICALS. S Drury-lane Theatre is affording to the holiday folks of the metropolis a varied bill of fare. On one nightthere are the Bateman Children and another some standard piece for adults, with Miss Glyn from Sadler's Wells, or Miss Fitzpatrick ...
... in John of Procida. He was also the first representative of Charles Courtly, in London Assurance. Following Macready to Drury- lane in 1842, he distinguished himself more or less in a variety of characters, including Bassanio, in The Mfer- chant of Venice ...