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... Love gilds the scene and woman guides the plot. In 1776 he bectrae, with other*, the purchaser of Garrick** half «bare in Drury Lane Theatre. The total nominal price was £35.000. Sheridan'* share was £lO,OOO. It never has been ascertained from what sources ...
... Love ids the scene and woman guides the plot. In 1776 he became, with others, the purchaser of Garrick’s half share in Drury Lane Theatre. The total was £35,000. Sheridan's share was £10, 000. It never has nominal price been ascertained from what sources ...
... bill. On the 24th of February, 1809, during the debate on the war with Spain, the hou*e illuminated with* blazsof light. Drury Lane Theatre was on fire. Saeridan left the house, and with most wonderful fortitude witnessed the destruction of bis property ...
... drams, whether damned cal. Lore gilds the mess and guides the plot.* 1776, became with others the of Qavrkk't half share in Drury Lane Theatre. The total nominal price was 435,000. Sheridan's share was AlO,OOO. never been ascertained from what sources this ...
... closing years were canoed by the ordinary absonco of prm- dece. r He achieved' a splendid fortin6'em a dra- matist, and Drury Lane was always a valuable re- source. Sheridan appears ne-verto have eseapedfroma debt after he had first beconie lessee of ...
... Club filled the moment the rumour got abroad, and in many ether clubs a similar interest was manifested In the evening at Drury Lane, at the Queen's at the Hay. market, and other theatres, the National Anthem was sung, and the audiences displayed great ...
... dnrtotf “at lha toll Market Frico -1U (rtreo yon to caw aftoadr winning. Poabofflce Orders to made payable W Uliam WriahL the Drury lane Offlce. Notes not taken. For references reepectabUitv applv-to lhe Ld'tor* any the sporttoa Papers. But toe fart of W m ...
... despair Sheridan’s closing years were canstd by the ordinary absence of prudence. He achieved splendid fortune dramatist, and Drury Lane waa always valuable resource. Sheridan appears never have eacapedfrom | debt after be bad first become leasee cf the theatre ...
... The most the miralleoet.ua a similar in.ere.t was mauiieeted. 1., the small luggage of had b«n wll«trf.Th. deed nimrat Drury Lane, at the Queen’s, the Haymarket, and and wounded passengers were robbed of watches, pucßel other theatres, the National Anthem ...
... (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Lyceum, and Princess's Theatre. London). Mr. H. VEZIN will make his first appearance on MONDAY, May 18th, in W. O. Will’s highly successful Original Drama of THE MAN O’AIRLIE, as played by him under his management at ...
... BENEFIT MR. AND MRS. HERMANN VEZIN (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Royal Lyceum, and Princess's Theatre, I ondon), ...
... LAST SIX NIGHTS MR. AND MRS. HERMANN VEZIN fOf the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Royal Lyceum, ' and Princess’s Theatre, London;. FIRST APPEARANCE OF MRS. HERMANN*: VEZIN. THIS EVENING (MONDAY). May 25. the performance will commence with Shakfpeare’s Play ...