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... 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 ...
... 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 ; ...
... scale, is being organised for the benefit of Mr. Paul Bedford. Messrs. Falconer and Chatterton have given the free nse of Drury Lane Theatre, and a large number of our leading actors and actresses have promised their assistance. The Prussian Government ...
... of full orchestra, performing the evolutions of a ballet, stated to have been produced some time before In a pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre. But the serious business or incident, represented by action, seems ts have been the attack of some imaginary enemy ...
... made a sudden gulp, which caased it to slip into the stomach. The man Is now doing well, and is out of danger. When the Drury Lane Theatre, built by Wyatt, opened for the first time, in October, 1812, with ...
... 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 ...
... drama Black Eyed Susan, with great success, the Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne. A morning petformanee Money will be given Drury Lane Theatre, on February 13, in behalf the Royal General Theatrical Funi Signora Perelli, who has been making a certain stir ...
... creditors, has now caused his bankruptcy to be superseded, and will take a complimentary benefit on Thursday morning at Drury Lane.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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... part of Evelyn, which he sustained so effectively a few weeks since in the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales at Drury Lane. The performance will under the patronage of the Mayor. ...
... Burlington Street. W.; and all Musicseilers. 52J JENNY OF THE MILL. Sung with complete success by Madame Lemmens-Sherrington, at Drury Lane Theatre. Simple and most charming melody. . . . Likely to teen the piano-forte of every school girl the kingdom.—Pros ...