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... 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,' ° ...
... show most admirably, concluding with a stentorian bang,' muttering and down went my friend the deacon' in the very best Drury lane style. After this he concluded with inviting the people to' come to Christ, and come I to-night and he explained that there ...
... theatrical public by storm; at twelve he received a perfect ovation in Dublin ; and at thirteen, the immense capacity of Drury Lane Theatre was not sufficient to contain the crowds of literati and stet smi n and the world of fashion that seemed to gutted ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... will not be written, as erroneously announced, by Mr Gruneisenwho delivered the address at the unveiling of the statue in Drury Lane Theatre by Sir Michael Costa—but by Mr Charles Kenney, who wrote the Poem and Memoir of the deceased composer preexed to ...
... I am happy to bo able to testify to the fa_' that on Tir:tath bight the ceremZmy of curt. the twelfth cake took place at Drury Lane Theatre, for a piece of it fell to my abate, through iho kindness of a friend, and I hear the: on the sumo evening two eakes ...
... 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 ...
... in Paris during the Adelina Patti days. lie made his debut here at her Majesty's theatre, and was afterwards attached to Drury Lane Theatre, Being a sound musician, and having a voice of great compiles, combined with much &lability, his repertoire, both ...
... Ventadour, in Paris, and subsequently appealed at her Majesty's Theatre. Latterly he was a member of Mr. Mapleson's troupe at Drury-lane. He sang at the recent biusi - al festivals in Gloucester, Liverpool, and Leeds. Being anexcellent musician, he mastered ...
... English sot or, young and old, declare him to he the gieatest tragedian they have seen. He plays every Wednesday and Friday at Drury-lane. 11138ICAL GOSSIP. It is to be regretted that a class of music so exclusively English the glee mffers neglect, whilst the ...
... singers, is fait of grace and vigour. Mr. Mapleson has as yet not succeeded as well as Mr. aye, though Madame lietjena at Drury-lane is as groat as ever. The new Alexandra Palace was opened by the Lord Mayor en Saturday. The affair was a great enseese, ...