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... fiery river thatran the mould ; the casting will weigh 47 tons 10 cwt. While General Tom Thumb was enjoying the pantomime at Drury-lane on Monday night, a boxadjacen the stage, he was unceremoniously seized by one of th clowns, and soon lound himself in front ...
... the shipwrecked mariners. — Yorkshire Gazette. A Garotting Case.— While General Tom Thumb was enjoying the pantomime at Drury-lane on Monday night, seated in the manager's box, adjacent to tbe stage, be was forcibly and unceremoniously seized by one of ...
... existing between Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, and the managers of the court theatricals. It seems that the latter were anxious to secure the services Mr. R. Roxby, the stage manager of Drury-lane, but neglected to apply for Mr. Smith's ...
... prove very attractive, and the Haymarket and Drury-lane have been especially marked for favour. Mr. Charles Mathews, who has been suffering from an abscess in the arm, caused by an accident, appeared at Drury-lane Theatre on Monday night for the first time ...
... held on Thursday next. The Opera in Worcester.— The musical public of this city will hear with much satisfaction that a Drury- lane Opera company purpose performing for a few nights at the Theatre. The company comprises several of the artistes who on previous ...
... WORCESTER. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1857. FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE DRURY LANE OPERA COMPANY, Comprising the following Favourite Artistes : — MISS LANZA, (Prima Donna, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) MADAME VILLIERS, MISS HODSON, MISS VINING, MR. HERBE R T ...
... displayed by the secretary and his assistants in the preparation of the various statements connected therewith. The Theatre.—The Drury Lane Opera Com- | it will be seen advertisement, intend paying their long-promised visit to this city on the 2nd of February ...
... Favourite Artistes:— MISS LANZA, (Prima Donna, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) MADAME VILLIERS, MISS HODSON, MISS VINING, ME. HEEBE E T E, (Principal Tenor from the Theatre Royal; Drury Lane, and the Exeter Hall Conceits,) MR. E. DUSSEK, MR. F. YOUNGE, MR ...
... STUDY HISTORY. ] Admission Sixpence. 1 THEATRE ROYAL, WORCESTER. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1857. ! FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE DRURY LANE OPERA COMPANY, j Comprising the fallowing Favourite Artistes:— MISS LANZA, (Prima Don mi from the Theatre. Royal, I/ruri/ ...
... not know tha Jack* exploits were closely followed Harlequu til,..,nard a Night attene, in Grotesque Characters, a Roy*L Drury-lane w,th scenes pa.nte. lr«m real ulaces action and lhat aiierwarda rom real ace the Breaker Jobn Slieppard, was printed. No; ...
... that Mr. Charles Mathews had married Miss Oliver, a London actress, and with whom he is now associated on the boards of Drury Lane Theatre, he has written to contradict the rumour which it appears originated in the fertile imagination of some London ...
... There are to be two London Opera Houses again this season, the so-called Italians or Covent Garden Company, will locate in Drury Lane, and will be supported by the usual talent, while Mr. Lumley re-engages those of last year, and the celebrated tenor who ...