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... 1~I 0AR{ D'8 IWi .-Oct- genaclane may remrembor.r the face eo faithfully de- lineated ly Crukshank ippearing in a box t Drury. lane or Covent-garden, on theoccesion of 5new ac- tor's firib appeai~aneetb~e'manager proupting her to -say that the debuhtat ...
... give seope for an amount of splendour in scenery, costumes, asi) pro- cessions which have never been surpassed even at Drury Lane in the days of Mr. Bunn. The piece opens with the H ome of Fatima, quite a rustic kiosk in ito way, with a beautiful beck ...
... proceeds to be devoted to charitable purposes. THE THEATRE ROYAL, HULL.-RELIEFP FUND.-At a meeting, held in the saloon of Drury-lane Theatre, on Friday, last week, for the benefit of the sufferers by the late fire at the Theatre Royal, Hull, Mr Donald INicoll ...
... right of xtaying it i% in Liverpovol) will prodcef' it as hia ?? si 'card at the Alexandra Theatre on Mon-.day next, a The Drury-lane care and elaboration are promised P in respect to its mounting, now and splondid i scenery (specially prepared by Messrs ...
... James (Prince of Wales's Iayal Theatre), Mrs Priscilla Reed (Gallery of Illustration), Mrs E. Pblielps (Theatre Reysl, Drury-lane). We have also the following certificate, dated Feb. 27, 1869, from Walter John Coulson, Esq., F.R.C.S. - ?? I certify that ...
... onr columns and properly applied. The late Destruction of the Theatre Royal at Hull. At a meeting, held in the saloon of Drury-lane Theatre, on Friday the 19th inst., for the benefit of the sufferers by the late fire at the Theatre Royal, Hull, DONALD ...
... the 22d, and subsequently at Liverpool, Glasgow, and nanchester. The principal parts will be sustained by members of the Drury-lane company, including Mrs. Frank Matthews in her original part of Danme Ursula, Mr. Cumming as King Jamic, and Mr. F. Villiers ...
... and Long-acre, through Carey-street to Cheapside. This newstreet would be con- tinued from Long-acre by Covent-garden and Drury-lane theatres, to pass along the northern front of the Carey-street site, and from thence it would be extended (crossing the ...
... at Dover. .ine of the crew were in another boat, and have not yet been heard of. A policeman on duty in Charles-street. Drury-lane, yesterday morning sag four well-known thieves loitering about. He told them to go in-doors, or to goi away, but they refused ...
... cabman said that Captain Campbell hired the cab at Leicester-square, and after going to Princess-street he proceeded to Drury-lane and Wych-street, was then driven to Talfourd-road, Camberwell, and then, accompanied by four children. to St. James's Hall ...
... hurricane of wind. A fire took place early this morning at the workshops of Messrs. Jeaks and Co., engineers, in Charles-street, Drury-lane. The building was nearly gutted, and several of the neighbouring houses were considerably damaged. The cause of the fire ...
... e Dodger's Lamest, both sung by Mr. Felix Rogers. At coventy-five minutes poist eleven there were to follosv first, the Drury-lane fares of ?? (by permission 'of Mr. F. B. Cloatterton), with MessJ Rou'se A. Nelsen, D. Evans, Miss fiudspeth, and. Miss ...