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... has been meeent at these exhilarating meetings, but for obvious reasons she has not ventured on the ins. The pantomime at Drury-lane is said to have cost 8,0001. All this money is lavished upon canvas, and paint, and tinsel, which, in a few weeks, will ...
... to the Shakspere committee for • morning perf•arrnance ; Mr. Falconer has proposed to give the proceeds of an evening at Drury Lane ; Mr. Webster has proposed to give an evening at the Adelphi ; Mr. Buckstone has offered an evening at the Haymarket ; and ...
... about to be built at a cat of £6,000. A new drama, Night and Morn, by Mr. F. Falconer, has been sucoessfully produced at Drury Lane Theatre. A leading part for Mr. Phelps is artistically played by that intelligent actor, and there has been good taste displayed ...
... Miss Edith Wynne was nuavoidably detained in the metropolis by the necessities of an engagement entered into by her at Drury Lane Theatre, but her place was very ably filled by Miss Kate Wynne, who, although not possessing the rich, mellow voice, nor ...
... rendering the composer's meaning, all combined to make the success one of unusual brilliance. Miss Edith Wynne's engagement at Drury Lane prevented her appearance on this occasion ; but her sister, Miss Kate Wynne--a contralto of the highest promise—came as ...
... residing at Diver we believe, for the bonsai his health. The illustrious tenor has written to the ra w complaining that the Drury-lane andienes last week showed iglu of displeasure at his non-appearance, as if It were on &Monies. pretext, instead of real ...
... tumble to the ground. In Seven Dials ; in the neighbourhood of Leicester Square ; in certain streets in St. James's ; near Drury Lane; in Finsbury ; in Southwark and Lainheth, houses may yet be seen tenanted by from forty to sev..nty persons, which once ...
... fremen ta by seeing itir. performinee of Geo Rarnwill. Dining the run of the papu- les ,of -The Mild and the Magpie,' at Drury Lane ant neent Garden in 1815, a servant girl in the fil:7 at one of the theatres was so overcame the natural pathos of the actress ...
... composer may be expected to be produced at Munich. Messrs. E. Falconer and F. B. Chatterton have announced the re-opening of Drury Lane on the 24th inst. The Company includes, not only the names of Mr. Phelps. Mr. Creswick, Mr. Henry Marston, and Mr. Walter ...
... following curious particulars of the amount received by various artists as the results of single performances. Manbran at Drury Lane received .£l5O each night. The same price was paid to Lablache fur two performances. Grisi, at New York received £4OO fur ...