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... . mneger of Drury.lane Theatre, writes the followfng interesting letter to the Times inreFornosea:.-I do notwiahtointrudeon y the discussion ooncerning the moral effect of Mr. Boucicanle's new play, Formese. But, as manager of Drury-lane Theatre, I must ...
... a leading tragedienne of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who some time ago made such an impression in Dublin, will sustain the chief part of Lady Maud Chaloner, and Mr. Wilson Barrett, likewise of Drury Lane, will play the character-part Toby Toperley ...
... reputation as a tragedian. The programme for this evening embraces Hamlet, in which he achieved so brilliant a success at Drury Lane, London; selections from Romeo and Juliet, and Tobin's admired comedy of the Honeymoon. Miss Bessie King, who possesses ...
... She wilf assisted by Mr. SWINBOURNE; From the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, and Miss Virginia Frances. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), April 1, 1869. the performance will commence with the Farce entitled TURN HIM OUT, After which, cammenciug at Eight, and teruiinatmg ...
... situate on the east side of Drury lane (at the rere said premise* in William street), in the parish Saint Bride and County of the City of Dublin, held in fee simple, all which said I’re raise* in William street and Drury lane produce the not annual profit ...
... Martin who came by his death a few weeks since in London from the overturning of a cab en route to attend Fenian gathering in Drury lane, and whose funeral was attended such enormous concourse of the Irish Londoners. ...
... OF HER KHOAOE- MENT, Prefiona to bet departure for America- She will aaaisted by Mr. BWINBOURNB. From the Theatre Royal. Drury lane, and Mia* Virginia Franco*. THIS EVENING THURSDAY), April M 869, the performance will commence with the .Seno ('.imic Drama ...
... Saturday. She in excuse that she was completing a large order for the drosses the Girls of the Period’ in the pantomime at Drury Lane; but it did not avail her, and she had to pay 40a. ...
... Concert Rooms, Great Brunswick-street, prior his fa? I^ondon, where he enters upon an engagement for three years at the Drury Lane Theatre, The entertainment on the present occasion is given at the urgent request of many of Mr. King's friends, and we ...
... Saturday. She pleaded in excuse that she was large order for the dresses of the ‘Girls of the Period’ in the pantomime at Drury Lane; but it did not avail ber, she bad to pay 40s. Tue Hoveston Mueper.—A collier named Thomas Jones has been arrested at Brighouse ...
... London, nfoonsscnuTe nights, to crowded and iaskinnahls file will be aaaisted by . Mr. SWINBOUBNE, Mm ike Theatre RoyaL Drury lane, Mias Yirgiida Frances. THIS EVENING .TUESDAY), Mamß M, IBM, the performance will commence with the Faroe > TURN HIM OUT ...
... QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. the sole management of Mr O. OWEN. Enagement of the Leading Tragedienne of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, MISS HEATH, and Mr W. H. BARRETT. On this (SATURDAY) Evening, the performance will commence with Shakespeare's Celebrated ...