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... National Expenditure—The art Exhibition at the Arundel Club—Theatrical .and Musical* Gossip—A Strange Story—English Opera at DrurY Lane—Mr. Gladstone's Eulogy ox Joseph Hume. London, Friday. Tour own Cockney is just at present. emulating a Christmas audience ...
... to the water, but you can't make him drink; and you may all your korks, but you cant get an the people into In acdabout Drury Lane gives a good deal of curious information concerningthe social life and pecuniary remuneration of the great actors of the ...
... in favour of the music halls. Theatres were now not well supported as formerly, and he might mention that, when lessee of Drury Lane, had lost £3,000. by Charles Keen's engagement, and £3,500. byan engagement of G. v. Brooke. There were more theatres London ...
... of kindness, and that they help each other the time of distress- A Will take place at the Feathers, Great Wild Street, Drury Lane, on Tuesday. February 20th, 1866, for the benefit of to help to defray the funeral expenses of his eldest daughter, and ...
... Bea Street, were summoned for an offence under the Lodging Houses Act; .and were lined 5%. and costs;— Martin Halley, of Drury Lane, was fined Is. and costs, for keeping unregistered lodging house; ° WEDNESDAY. Before Messrs. T. C. 8. Kynnersley (Stipendiary) ...
... the Havmarket; Miss Ada Harland, of Sadler's Wells, and formerly of this Theatre: Wi'«a Hudspeth, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; Miss Hetty Tracy, Miss Mane Brewer, and Mi«« Marie WHlis, of Sadler's Wells. The campaign, which is to six nights, will ...
... Phelps. Concluding each evening with THE DEAL BOATMAN. Jacob Vance. Mr. G. Belmork. Supported the principal Members of the Drury Lane Company. Prices as usual. Box Flan Open daily, from Eleven till Three. RINCE OF WALES THEATRE, Birmingham.— Lessee and ...
... is long since Birmingham has had such stirring season the dead waist and middle of the year, that which the so-called Drury Lane Company, under Mr. Quiver's management, l has provided, and still longer since theatrical enterprise was so liberally rewarded ...
... THEATRE EOYAL, BIEMINGHAM, Lessee: Mr. M. H» Simpson, jun. Under tha Management of Mr. .Tames Quiver, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.' HIS EVENING (Saturday), August 4, BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARAN OP ME. H. LORAINE. ME. JAMES BENNETT FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY. ...
... occasion the specialitS will be the appearance here of their papa, the eminent and popular Mr. Addison of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Lyceum, and Olympic. Mr. Addison, whose engagement is limited to this night, is announced to appear in three his most ...
... BIRMINGHAM, Leasee: Mr. M. H. Simpson, jua. Under the Management Mr. James Guiver, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Immense Success of the Drury Lane Company, and of the GOLDEN DUSTMAN, hlch has been pronounced the press and the public the greatest success ...
... ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. Lessee: Mr. M. H. SiatMOir, Cnder the Management of Mr. James Quiver, Most positively the last Beven the Drury Lane Company, and lust Six of tlia Grd.it Drau* the GOLDEN DUSTMAN. THIS EVENING (Saturday), August 18, and Every Evening ...