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... and the late Prince Consort. He subsequently fulfilled engagements at the St James's, Sadler's Wells, the Standard, and Drury Lane; and after » tour of Britain sailed for America in 1857. He was well received in the United States and in Canada. On his ...
... COND ATTACK ON AN It now transpires at the at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night did not terminate with the departure of Mr Whistler. That artist had. scarcely retired when the editor of bad to encounter another angry combatant. This wae Mr Horace Lingard ...
... offered for sale by Messrs Chadwick & Sons ou Friday next came into of Sir Augustus Harris when he acquired the lease of Drury Lane, and are of historical interest. On the other hand, there are a large number of costumes which have been seen in the various ...
... pression that he is screening his father, an im- postor from the Antipodes in no way related to him. The piece is in the tine Drury Lane style, and its production may be said to be an earnest that the Gattis have seriously entered into rivalry with Mr Augustus ...
... genteel comedy actors. The gushing Gus. Harris, like those drapers who have annual sales nearly every fortnight, does all his Drury Lane business at a tremendous sacrifice, but he is wisely determined to put a bound to his and withdraw ‘‘ Freedom” from the ...
... had few lessons in the elements of music. Mr Hatton came to London at the age of twenty : assisted Acis and Galatea at Drury Lane Theatre in 184-3 : and his operetta, Queen of the Thames, was produced at thst theatre in , 1844. visited Vienna and brought ...
... famous Newfoundland dog This was first at about two months such win to make Py and ivonly requires another A ctosiwa of Drury Lane Theatre for two nights and two morn as in the caso of the death of the late Duke Clarence, means a loss of about £2000 ...
... regular stage both at home aod abroad. Before joining Mr Arnold, Mr Gollan had an engagement with Sir Augustus Harris at Drury Lane and Covent Garden, being entrusted with the understudy of important part in the Prodigal Daughter. prior that again he ...
... annals for the complete breakdown of the most elaborate and expensive stage spectacles. lioxing Xixht things all went wrong Drury Lane, and imperilled the success of a production in which several thousand pounds been risked. The lesson then taught has, however ...
... here on account of a fracas which hae taken place between Herr Barnay, the cele- brated tragedian, who played in London at Drury Lane Theatre some years 0, with the Saxe- Meiningen troupe, and Herr Ciausner, the dramatic critic of the ‘Boersen Courier,” ...
... himself of the respite to put his affairs in order. _ T Strike of tee Pantomimists at Drury .lane Theatre. strike of a peculiar nature occurred on Tuesday night the Drury Lane Theatre, London. Mr Chatterton, the lessee of the theatre, has not found the pantomime ...
... SOUDAN TROPHIES. There was a rather unique assemblage in the saloon of Drury Lane Theatre yesterday afternoon. It comprised 3iritish admirals, men of letters, officers who had fought and bled the Soudan, distinguished ladies and society, with perhaps ...