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... THE MURDER IN DRURY LANE. John Crow, a labourer, residing in Shelton-.street, Drury-lane, wa-i on Monday chargetl on remand at Bowstreet police-court, with the wilful murder George Green.—William Bennett, 13, Shelton-utreet, Drurylune, laljoiirer, (lepo*e ...
... THE BANBURY BEACON, SATURDAY, APR THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY.' MicbMl Hollini, thirty-two, Oovnt Quuaa porter, w«» ehotged, on rejeend, rt Bow■treat, Saturday, with the mardee Joseph Wootton, Keneral dealer, of Church-efteet, whom it alleged ha threw of hi* ...
... obtained lease of Drury Lane at rental of £5,000 a year for the first three years, and £ ...
... COMPANY under the Management of Mr. A. B. Drinkwater, Including recent Members of the following London Theatres, LYCEUM DRURY LANE PRINCESS’S ST. JAMES’S GLOBE TOOLE’S Production of the successful Drama— “TWO CHRISTMAS EYES,” By ALBERT E. DRINKWATER. ...
... 34, (ilasshouse-street, sued Miss Lilian Delamere, actress now playing in the pantomime of Dick Whittington and his Cat Drury Lane, to recover £3B 9s. lid., money paid by plaintiff for defendant her request.—Mr. Wildey Wright a peared for the plaintiff ...
... Commencing Monday, January 17th, 1881. The Eminent and Distinguished Artiste, MISS ROSE LECLERCQ, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Princess’s, and Adelphi Theatres, London, Supported by her LONDON COMEDY COMPANY. Selected from the Principal Metropolitan ...
... ATTENDANCE. Acting Manager Stage Manager Mr. CHARLES GOOLD Representative in Mr. J. W. SEAWARD. For Sir Augustus Harris, Drury Lane Theatre. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 Prices— Reserved Sats, 3s. Front Unreserved Seats, 2s, Second Seats and Galleries ...
... 5th, 6th, & 7th, 1891. MISS ALICE ADLERCRON And specially organised company in SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS’ Greatest and Latest Drury Lane Success By arrangement with Messrs. Sealby and Watt. MR. P. M. BERTON, Of the Lyceum, Princess’ Theatres, and Madame Sarah ...
... COMEDIETTA & FARCE COMPANY, Under the management of Miss A. Goliere. Arvistes —Miss Adelaide Goliere (of the Theatres Royal, and Drury Lane) ; Mrs. Henry Dacre ; Mr. Henry Dacre, and Mr. J. S. Blythe (of the Royal Prince’s ‘heatre) ; Pianist, Mr. Compton (late ...
... manager of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, but of the Avenue Theatre,the Grand Theatre, Leeds, and the Theatre Royal, Newcastle. was manager Olympia, and had given the Opera Comique only a few weeks before. He was preparing for pantomimes at Drury Lane, at Birmingham ...
... Mr. HERBERT BUDD. Stage Manager Mr. CHARLES GOOLD. Representative in Ad Mr. J. W. SEAWARD. For Sir Augustus Harris, Drury Lane Theatre. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 Prices— Reserved Seats, 33. Front Unreserved Seats, 2s, Second Seats and Gulleries ...
... took part in four State concerts at Buckingham ?Alare, and sang once the Queen at Win,lsor N.stie in 1874. She appearod at Drury Lane in the ercontenary revival of King Henry 1V., about .865. The deceased lady married in 1875 Mr. A. Igabeg.harristewat-law ...