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... milliners who fill the pit and galleries of Drury Lane Theatre, to say nothing of the tradesmen’s daughters in tile drees circle, or the underpaid governesses the back the boxes.” Mr. F.B.Chatterton, manager of Drury Lane Theatre, thereupon writes reply from ...
... and Sacred Harmonic Societies, Exeter Hall, the Grand National Concerts, Her Majesty’s Theatre, aod the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; HISS AUGUSTA HANNING, The distinguished Soprano and Pianislc, of Her Majesty’s Private Concerts, Harmonic Union, and New ...
... George Johnson, High Street, Nottinghill, furniture dealer and upholsterer. Elizabeth and William Onion, Birmingham and Drury Lane, coach fringe manufacturers. John Lancaster, and John Brayford, Walsall, Stafford, iron manufacturers. William Kenipson ...
... hers is /'a bold hand.” The shop and the staoe.— An Apothecary describes the vers on of the Doge of Venice performed at Drury Lane as Mistura Byron : Comp : Not Exactly Riddle —Wnat is the sensation that an educated person d -rivea from a sensational ...
... left town. “ The Tempter” in the Hay market tried to entice Charley’s Aunt” from the Globe to for A Life of Pleasure” at Drury Lane, but Ihe Other Fellow” from the Court induced her to for “ Trip to Chicago” in the Vaudeville, where he cruelly abandoned ...
... builder and undertaker. John Axel T»le«n, 4. Whltley-villia, Caledonian road, Middlesex, and inauranee broker. Charles Webb, Drury lane, and Cbmp-atrcet, Poplar, Mi'ldlesrx, general salesman. Edward Simon-, 115, Newgatr-strect, City, and 36, Bnll-strtet, ...
... iiet us be thankful, however, that there yet another and brighter picture to look at, even in this modern Babylon. Here is Drury Lane Theatre before us, and we observe a cab drawn up. Oat step a bevy of little boys and girls with papa and mamma, all come ...
... stage d*ted from very early period. In 1826, was Manager of the Birmingham Theatre tad became, io 1883, manager of both Drury lane and C .vaot-garden Th-atres. from 1835 until 1848 he contro lad the > ealiniet of Dm ')-lane, viving the public tbe popular ...
... gave their services, and contributed to the interest of what will probable be tbe lost important concert of the season. Drury Lane Theatre is one of the properties the Duke Bedford’s bloated and ever-augmenting London estate that does not bring in as ...
... his room was entered, and notes and jewellery to the amount of were stolen. W. A. Barnes, last Christmas a pantaloon at Drury lane, theatre, and since then a photographer in Westminster., committed suicide few days since by taking cyanide of potassium ...
... FACTS AND FANCIES. TEN SHILLINGS. OB FOURTEEN DAYS. Mr Fleming, the secretary uf Drury lane Theatre, ha*s a rare fund of dry Scotch humour. During the recent pantomime season a young costermonger obicctea rather loudly his seat in the upper jmllery. Mr ...
... principle. The theatrical season may now be said be fully inaugurated, and all the best of the houses have been reopened Drury Lane devotes itself legitimate drama this season, I suppose consequent npon the retirement of Mr. Falconer from its management ...