Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Persons curious in theatrical matters, says Galignant, may remember that Palmer, the great English actor, when playing at Drury Lane, in 1798, the principal part in the ' Stranger,' after uttering the words, 'Thereis another and a better land,' sank down ...
... broke out. Our reporter was informed that the family were absent. Theatre Royal.—Mr. Edmund Falconer's dramatic company from Drury Lane entered upon short engagement here last night, when two pieces new to Birmingham--Night and Morn, and The O'Flahertys ...
... He further stated that he made the present application for summons on behalf of the proprietors of her Majesty's Theatre, Drury Lane, the Ljceum, Haymarket, Adelphi, Astley's, and the Oljmpic Theatres. Mr. Norton, the Magistrate who heard the case, after ...
... it provokes a comparison with the graceful and ever-to-be-lamented Madame Bosio. Milton's Comus has ben produced at Drury Lane, with scenic effects by Beverley, which deserve the highest praise. There is very little room for any display of dramatic ...
... happy owner of this work of genuine art.—Alheuceum. Joe Miller.—Joe Miller made his first appearance on the stage 1715, Drury Lane, comedy of A Trip to the Jubilee. He also played C'lo ...
... male and female prisoners Jourdain were again remanded. 'J lie dispute between Messrs. Falconer and Chatterton, lessees ot Drury Lane Theatre, has been settled by the inn rvention of mutual friends, without the further services ...
... The pantomimes transcend all former pantomimes In splendour, and the theatres have been nightly filled to the ceiling. Drury Lane opened Its doors for a morning performance every day, addition to the usual nightly entertain ment —an unprecedented event ...
... the best actor the Americans have yet sent us, ami Rip Van Winkle will no doubt run'' until the Christmas pantomines. Drury Lane is open, and Mr. Phelps is playing Macbeth, but inasmuch as the lessees have gone to law the theatre is carried on under ...
... he visited Europe for the first time, making his debut in England at Astley's. Shortly afterwards he was engaged Bunn for Drury Lane, wnere his success was of an unprecedented character. Speaking of his performance, Mr. says, in his History of the English ...
... them being Mr. Mapleson, of her Majesty's Theatre ; the Opera Company, Covent Garden Messrs. Falcober and C'hatterton, of Drury Lane j Mr. Fechter, of the Lyceum ; Mr. Webster, the Adelphi; Mr. Bdckstone, of the Haymarket; Mr, E. T. Smith, of Astlev's ; ...
... creditors, has now caused his bankruptcy to be superseded, and will take a complimentary benefit on Thursday morning at Drury Lane. has been Song before the public some of the veteran actors St. Stephen's. He sang in opera with Catalani, was the original ...
... not help expressing hope felt for the future. He was glad to recognise In the management of the old temple of the drama, Drury Lane, a laudable endeavour to restore the legitimate drama to that throne which was its lawful right, and from which it wss ejected ...