... FEBkUARY.Sth, 1877 The first appearance this very distinguished Artiste in Waterford. Mr SULLIVAN’S recent great success at Drury Lane Theatre, London, was unprecedented in the Annals of Art. Mr SULLIVAN will accompanied the Accomplished young Actress, Miss ...

... the opera of the * Duenna,” he felt strong enough to join his father-in-law, Linley, and a Mr. Forde in purchasing half of Drury Lane Theatre from David Garrick—Richard “paying £lO,OOO to his own share, and getting chief control of the establishment. He ...

... the Lyceum, Princess’s, and Olympic Theatres, London; Mr. Joseph from the Lyceum Theatre, London; Mr Frank Weston, from Drury Lane Theatre, London; Mr. H. C. Arnold, from the Standard Theatre, London; Mr. Walter Knight, from the Charing Cross Theatre ...

... Raphael Felix has taken the Lyceum Theatre, wherehe purposes to give French drain and opera; so that with Italian opera at Drury Lane and Covent Garden we shall have enough attralstios for our foreign visitors. EDMUND YAM. ...

... successful debut at Drury Lane, as in Les Hazu.nots.' The performances at b th bons last week were repetitions of wellkii-wn operas ; at CoVent Gard n, Giova, tun, iticoleao,' Dinorah,' Oduilietran Tell,' and La Sonnambn!a ;' while at Drury Lane, ' Marta,' ° ...

... pcrmiwioß of Messrs Boobst Co, Music Publishers, London, The Grand Duchess MrWVnsnus. As performed him over 300 Night at Drury Lane, St George’s Hall, Crystal Palace, and Britannia Theatre. WEDNESDAY, JUNE SOtb. PEA D I A V 0 L 0; Or, the Pratty Barmaid ...

... the most affectionate character, but aftirw.rds hie ardour so coaled down that, on coming to Landon, he preferred going to Drury Lane Theatre and the Christy Ministrels to aisiting, the plaintiff. Learning this she remonstrated with him on his conduot. He ...

... Insurance A s'ociation. There is no truth in the report that Mr.' Chatterton, of the Theatres Royal Princess's, Adelphi, and Drury Lane, intends to retire from tbcatrta•.l management, that he may have time to publish an elaborate pamphlet in defence of the ...

... was going to take the steamboat over to Battersea,” replied the child. You murder time,** said toe leader of the band at Drury Lane Kemble, who was rehearsing song in Richard Cour dc Lion. *' Well, if I do,’* replied tne tragedian, ** more merciful than ...

... many friends bis unfailing courtesy and attention, as bis father's business manager literally all parte of the world, from Drury Lane 6 Dunedin, from Cork to California, while hie bride is so great favourite with the public that tbo youthful couple may assure ...

... of Lady Grisel Baillie in his 'own pleasant and chatty manner. And now, lastly, a word as to amusements past and present. Drury Lane was reopened -en Saturday by Mr. Chatterton for the autumn season, with Amy Robsart, the leading character being sustained ...

... in 1754 the pit and gallery of Smock Alley rose at Thomas Sheridan he went away with his family to London, and played at Drury Lane with l)avit{ Garrick, in high parts, as before. At this time he brought out an a!tcmtiun of Shakespeare’s “ Coriolanus,” ...