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... , or the Fortunes of a Free Lance, is followed by England to America- Christmas 1 Greeting,” by S. Clarke; “The Gallery Drury-lane Theatre on Boxing Night,” by E. L. Blanchard ; New Year’s Day in New York,” by G. A. Sala ; and other entertaining articles ...
... our own times. had, just as children were passed te are made for the formances and the farewell benefit of Mr. Kean. et Drury Lane. Forty years ago, ere he was out of bis he began his career at that theatre in “ older than survive with him, Mrs. W. West ...
... popular feeling. Arrangements are being made for the parting performances and the farewell benefit of Mr. Charles Kean, at Drury-lane. Forty years ago, ere he was out of his teens, be began his career at that theatre in Norval. The professional attendants ...
... Arthur has so far recovered from his recent illness that be was able to attend the performance of the “Doge of Venice” at Drury-lane the other evening. Dark November has indeed been month of ill omen. We had onr dreadful coal-pit explosion. St- Thomas’ ...
... Sopt. 1 1808. Surrey Theatre cccooneeeeeeec.dug. 12, 1805, Covent Garden T heatree.econSept. 20 1808, Drury Lane Theatrecoceueeeee. Fob. 24 1509, Royalty Theatre.ccoeercerceecsecseccdpril 11, 1826, Eoglish Opera House .. ...
... was traus'ei. Ito tbe Opera in Hnyn. rte.. 1790 the inter. o~ the building was p-ttly remodelled Manuari, s'ene painter Drury Lane. Upon the accession of Queen Victoria, tbe theatre took the me o*“ Her Maj-.-ty's.' Tbe theatre was largest in England, ...
... , Sept. 17,1791. Asllej's (2d time), Sept. 1,1803. Surrey Theatre, Aug. 12,1805. Covent Garden Theatre, Sept. 20, 1808. Drury Lane Theatre, Feb, 24, Royalty Theatre. April 11, 1826. Opera House, Feb. 1830. A si-ley’s Amphitheatre (3d time), June B*, 184 ...
... BRADFORD. Under the Management of Mr. F. B. Chatterton, Sole and th» Theatre Tioyal.Drury Lane. London. Mr. F. B. CHATTERTON (sole Lessee and Manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London) has the honour to announce to the nobility, gentry, and public of Bradford ...
... include Mr. J. Clarke, Miss Amy ncUsl : 1 lu3t wile from all over her while Sheridan, and the Payne family in the cast. Drury Lane i away ; her sister was similarly attacked ; she lay is supplied, usual, Mr. E. L. Blanchard with its senseless the bed ...
... best impersonations, and that the entertainment will be under the direction of Mr. Chatterton, the lessee and manager of Drury Lane. Miss Amy Sedgwick at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.— lt will be pleasant surprise to the lovers of the legitimate to learn ...
... produced under the direction Of W.r. A Harris, and to include Mr. J. Clarke, Amy Mika, sad the Payne family in the wet. Drury lane is supplied, as usual, by Mr. 11. L. Blanchard with its 0 kristmes Annual, which is entitled Yaw, Fee, To, Tam; 'sr, Harlequin ...
... Amphitheatre Sept. 17, 1794 Astley's (2nd time) Sept. 1, 1808 Surrey Theatre Aug. 12, 1805 Covent Garden Theatre Sept. 20, 1808 Drury Lane Theatre Feb. 24, 1809 Royalty Theatre April 11, 18_*J English Opera House Feb. 16, 1880 Astley's Amphitheatre (3rd) June ...