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... sbafse manager. He was the first to pronounce to the world with prophetic accuracy, and within a year of lie, dismissal from Drury Lane, that she was an actresD who never had an equal and never would have a superior. Through his recommendation, she obt.nied ...
... Ballet Divertissement, entitled THE STAR OF SARAGOSSA, Supported by the Misses SARAH and TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Corps de Ballet. To conclude with (First Time in Birmingham) THE AREA BELLE! Lower Coxes, S*. and 25.; Upper Boxes ...
... this afternoon, but would have taken part in one of the dramatic representations, but his engagement with Mr. Falconer at Drury Lane Theatre rendered powerless fo? the time to follow his own inclinations, and, asT understand, Mr. Falconer would not consent ...
... few nights' engagement here. is announced that Shakspeare's Henry the Fourth is preparation, and that Mr. H. Barratt, ot Drury Lane Theatre, has been specially engaged for Falstaff. ...
... end, has taken a house and grounds near Fulham, called Prior Park, formerly in the occupation of Mr. E. T- Smith, late of Drury Lane Theatre, but now of Cremorne Gardens. this house he will have abundant room to gratify his taste for the antique, as many ...
... honour to announce Mr. WALTER J'-qJo ' -'IERY’S Reappearance at these Concerts. EYENING, in conse-s*lj close of the season at Drury Lane Theatre, e( * iuahfiwl success by his impersonation fc-i, e fffsnd revival “Henry the Fourth,” Mr. 'ii(.r,huh(,M r d on ...
... the amusement and gratification of the fortunate individuals who It. It will have Gorgeous Scenery Mr. Roberta, (late of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres). Music composed by Mr. F. W. Novel Ballet by Mr. J. Milano (of the principal London Theatres) ...
... Scenery and EffVcts, the TOWN HALL Hluminated, and BURNING HOUSE. THE MISSES SARA AND TISSY GUNNISS, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, IN A GRAND BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. fTIHIS EVENING (SATURDAY), Nov. 12ta, JL the Performance will commence with THE POOR ...
... galleries, which gradually took the shape of a tradition, and became a standard source of merriment. An unhappy fiddler in Drury Lane orchestra, Cervetti by name, was distinguished by an extravagant length of this feature, and the deformity was at once pounced ...
... in the'mountains is by far the best realisation of Alpine scenery that we have witnessed since Manfred” was produced at Drury Lane. It is certainly one of Mr. Roberts’s best efforts, and when enlivened the picturesque dresses of the brigands and peasant ...
... to three months, hard Iltboar. * DIFBDADING THE LOrjDON AND Noserrg sa f RALWAY CONPANY,-2 ILOMnO Sulliean, dsrbed !bad. Drury Lane, scre w maker, was charged with having riddea In one of the carriages ot the London and 1orth Vre(MW a company from, Liverpool ...
... Birmingham prior to his departure for London to take the part of Hotspur in the forthcoming revival of ' Henry IV. at Drury Lane. The house wsy again crowded. At the close of the play Mr. Walter Montgomery (Macbeth), Miss Glyn Latdy Macbeth), and Mr ...