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... fifteen towns which send four day mails; and six which send five day mails. At the annual meeting of the proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre it appeared that the theatre was in an unusual state of prosperity, that the rent was punctually paid by the lessee ...
... classes—by whom this sort of education is most needed—than the theatres. The Alhambra could accommodate the audiences of Drury Lane and Covent Garden added together, or those of the Haymarket, the Adelphi, St. James's, and the Strand. The Metropolitan ...
... SABRINA. Whilst Sabrina is in the ascendant at Drury Lane, sprinkling the lady-captive of Covus with Severn’s pure water, and releasing her every night from fairies pert and dapper elves, the fair fame of Locbine’s daughter is the subject of fierce contention ...
... aid of new blind asylum. The rents of the London theatres are enormous. That of the Haymarket is nearly £4,000 a year; of Drury Lane, £7,800; the Princess’s is sub-let at £4,000; the Adelphi is £4,500; and the Lyceum £4,000. A German literary man, strioken ...
... that people are beginning to have their doubts even about our own Shakspeare. Two men were staring at the playbills outside Drury Lane Theatre. “Julius Cissar!” read one. “ Yes,'' said the other, “an adaptation fiom the new book by the Emperor of the French ...
... and the greatest of all Operas, Uosarl . “DON GIOVANNI. Those celebrated Danseose, THE MISSES NELLY and rum GONNISS, from Drury Lane and Strand theatres, WILL APPEAR NIGHTLY. ' For full particulars see Bills. Journal FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 29, 1865. THE ...
... gentleman died after great illness and four doctors,” in September. 173-. About this time useful actor, named Hallam, belonging Drury Lane, was kißedin quarrel. He and one Maekhn had dispute about theatrical wig; Maekhn, in a blind fury, at him with his oano ...
... and new year holidays, under the management of Mr. Charles Verner, when the celebrated Brothers Webb. Miss Page, from the Drury Lane and Strand Theatres, Miss Parker, and other well-known good performers wil appear. 1 Charity.—The annual meeting of this ...
... and the elite of these kingdoms. Presenting also the accomplished and fascinating Actress MISS PAGE, (From Theatres Royal,Drury lane, Strand, &c), aud the versatile and genial artiste PARKER, (From the London Theatres). Concluding with the never-failing ...
... and the tlite of these kingdoms. Presenting also the accomplished and fascinating Actress MISS PAGE, (From Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Strand, &c.), and the versatile and genial a, Hite MISS PARKER, (From the London Theatres.) Concluding with the never-lading ...