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... have made themselves popular the Birmingham theatres. —Miss Isabel Adams and Mr. E. Clifton are sustaining characters at Drury Lane, the latter as the vrife of the Silesian farmer in the burlesque opening to the pantomime of “Number Nip.”—Miss Kate Carson ...
... motionless, il. that he escaped instant destruction. t7 Theatrical gossip reports the marriage of Mliss Bassie I of Aleyne, of Drury Lane Theatre, to Sir Callen Eard. L3 ley; and mentions that Mias Clara Denvil will shortly w1r- Nved the manager of an important ...
... Gye's company to show that the burnt-out lesee needs not suspend his musical operations until his new Opera-house is built. Drury Lane is generally to be let in the spring and summer, and it is possible that we shall next year see both the great patent theatres ...
... from sensational novel? A sensation of nausea. Punch, An apothecary describes the version of the Doge Venice performed at Drury Lane as MisVara Byron: Comp:— Punch, The world's master-spirits can make the silence of their closets more beneficial to mankind ...
... one, and, in many cases, to at least six votes. The Late Harry Webb. —On Friday, a meeting was held in the Green Room of Drury Lane Theatre (kindly granted by F. B. Chatterton, Esq.), for the purpose of taking into consideration the best means of providing ...
... d to the Opera in the Haymarket. In 1790 the interior of the building was partly remodelled by Dlarinari, scene painter Drury Lane. Upon the accession of Queen Victoria the theatre took the Same of “Her Majesty’s.” Few houses have been Under so many ...
... their production So large a number of dramatic novelties have never been produced on the same night in any modern city. Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Lyceum, and Holborn, among the central theatres, and all the East end tranripontine, and outlying theatres ...
... Mr. Sims Reeves is unable in consequence ot ill-health to fulfil bis engagement to for some twelve nights the boards of Drury Lane Theatre. Our great English tenor possesses an organ which is liable to disarrangement by any accidental climatic influences ...
... treat Boar, roughly'—When she pulled his ears and txod upon his corn. Last Theatrical Do(d)gk.—The Doze of Venice, at Drury Lane.— Judy. Two or a Trade Cam Never Agree.—This does not apply to gin and bitters.— Fun. The first thing hen says to her ...
... The Racing Indlcatorse, and Walrasley's eslections backed. Post Offlhe Giders to he made payable to Wm. Wright, at the Drury Lane Offlce; and all ?? to be addressed to him at 16, York Street, Covent Garden, London. 435 THE SPORTSMAN Is Pablished every ...
... whole building clever letter to the Pall Mall Gazette. He shows that the Boyal Albert will be eleven times the size of Drury Lane, and eight times that of Westminster Hall; that church of ordinary dimensions might stand on its floor, and steeple of hundred ...
... penny reading Arrangements are being made for the parting perform. ances and the farewell benefit of Mr. Charles itoan at Drury Lane, Forty years ago, ore ho was out of his teens, he began his career at that theatre. in Norval. The Queen has granted to ...