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... RENTERS' RIGHTS AT DRURY. LANE. One of the renters of Drury-lane Theatre having claimed the right to a seat in the stalls ;Awe the stage, contrary to the usual practice of contenting himself, like other renters, with free admission to the dress circle ...
... 'THEATRE ROYAL.-Mr. J. C. 1 COWPER will appear on Mart% Ph for a few nighta only, previous to his engagement at Drury Lane Theatre, ...
... I believe. Cunstsble (to Worrant.offioer Keith), do you know where • nice birch could be procured? Keith : Yes, Si- in Drury- lane ; they are only 2d. or 3d. J (to the mother): There you are, you see; ye • birch rod for 2d. or 3d., and if you car yourself ...
... health, and separated from her husband, Charles Kean at once accepted an engagement for three years under Mir. Price, at Drury Lane. He appeared for the first time upon the boards on the first of October, 1827, as Young Norval, in Home's tragedy of Douglas ...
... Sidtions roads her first appearance at Drury-lane as P vrtia, with only qualified Seven yews later, on the 10th of October, 1782, she again appeared at Drury' lens. It not octll her moons season at Drury. lane that she essayed Sheksperian pinto on the ...
... Formes first came to this country and performed the part of Sarastro in Mozart's Magic Flute with a Getman company at Drury Lane Theatre, and it most be about twenty years nines he last sang tern in the unfortunate nage production of Ads and Galatea ...
... Detain. i Overture corupeeed and ariangtvi by Mr. J. U. Tully. The Cheracter Dunces by Mr. Cie :nail:. ballet mler from Drury lane 'Theatre. louden *ie. be. been wily pod. hilliehiuery by Mr. Caweirey. Propertiee by Mr Weed, The whole produced under direction ...
... whose names were once held in high estimation at the Christmas season. Mr. Joseph Marshall began his career in 1829 at Drury Lane, as juvenile dancer, playing a little Harlequin afterwards in the Christmas pantomime of Davy Jones (1830), with his ...
... A RUM SPILL. On Wednesday an accident of a singular character, which was atbuided with serious lose, oocurreti is Drury-lane. About half-past one o'clock Joshua Owen. a carter in eu.ploy of the London cud Northwestern ltaalway Company, was in charge of ...
... never amuse themselves now with a to) theatre, as they did thirty or torty years ago I Within the immediate neighbourhood of Drury lane there used to be half a dozen shops when from twenty to thirty toy theatres would be sold every day during the holiday season ...
... Vita per lo Czar, proclaoed at Um Teatro dal Verme, in Milan, has been summit The musical pitch has been lowered a half at Drury Lane, and the change will be maintained by the orchestra throughout the season. same concession to the ease and oonirenience ...
... shown by its lengthy career in the latter place and its already achieved great popularity in Liverpool. Its career at the Drury. lane Theatre is to close on Saturday (to -day), after more than a hundred consecutive representations. It is said to have been ...