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... pantomime performed by grotesque characters in this country was at Drury Lane, in the year 1702. It was composed by Mr. Wearer, and called The Tavern Bilkers. The next was performed at Drury Lane in 1716, also composed by Mr. Weaver, in imitation of the Ancient ...
... commenced at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, for six nights. We played Ingomar twice, The Lady of Lyons twice, and Macbeth twice to very poor houses. I did not expect anything 'better in the month of August at Drury Lane, but the speculation answered ...
... MONDAY Nue, Luce ler, TIIS 01111 AT DRURY LAIC lieocine, HUMAN NATURE, Written by RIMY Parnin and Ammon RAWL DRURY LANE ARTISTES. DRURY LANE SCENERYTILLFALSAIL SqOARI—T,Ts RMllelf Or Till Semen Tesoro nor SIM:Mr. A MARVEL OF STAGE EFFECT. The whole prixlined ...
... other four: the burden of it wee, Did you ever hear the like, Or ever hear the same, Of five women barbers That lived in Drury Lane? This is quoted by Granger (Biographical History, 1775), as from a manuscript of Mr. Aubrey, in Ash. mole's Museum. ...
... AUGUSTUS HARRIS. Mr. Augustus Harris's name has been brought to the front lately in connection with the production of the dbat Drury Lane pantomime, Whittington and Hi. Cat. at the Tyne Theatre, Newcastle, where it is being ' played to crowded houses nightly ...
... Company, including Mr. HARRY NICHOL.S, in the Great Drury Lane Dams, A LIFE OF PLEASURE. Business )tanager Mr. Hen* Dundas. MONDAY, Ayguat 27, Sir Augustus Ilartissa Company in the Great Drury Lane Drama, THE PRODIGAL DAUGHTER, the Grand National Winner ...
... TO TEE WIIOR OF Till Ste,—l quite agree with Mr. Roddam that Mr. Macready's management of Covent Garden and Drury Lane was the brightest page in the history of the English =ln writing of Mr. Phelps's management of ' Wells, 1 ought to have said after ...
... during the long run of the piece. In 1879 he entered npon the management of Drury Lane Theatre, London, and in a book which lie has published entitled, Five Years at Old Drury Lane, 1879-lee4, lie gives particulars , of the works produced during that period ...
... AUOUSTUS HARRIS'S THIRD ANNUAL PANTOMIME, BABES IN THE WOOD, With all the tlitcolficence and Completeness characterising a Drury Lane Pantomime. ...
... spun 11 to 4. TYNE THEATRE, NEWCASTLE. bole Lease sad Ilansor7.7 . R. W. TOMOS. POSITIVELY THE LART NIGHT Or TII6 GREAT DRURY LANE DRAMA. HUMAN NATURE, 7'30. By PRITITr end *MOROI HAllatel tinder the directinn or Mr. Henry Neville. ADMITTED BY THE ENTIRE ...
... following sonnet. which has heen sent to us from London, refers to the impersonation of Mr. dames Anderson of Antony at Drury Lane, as now by him nightly presented . The de iinntli identity o initial w ne t han w which it app o z e s thewill veil but ...
... is entitled Whittingtou and his Cat. It is identically the name pivce that was produced with such brilliant success at Drury Lane Theatre the year before last, and it will be represented with the same costumes, Fernery, appointments, and mechanical ...