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... signalled out for admiration, even in a theatre famous for its ballets. The traditions • Night were abundantly preserved at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. At the latter theatre atmosphere of superior gentility over old Drury usually prevails Boxing Night, ...
... in places of public retort,' as well as thousands of penny, Sixpenny, and ehilling subscription. cards. The lessees of Drury Lane, the Adelphi, the Princess's, and other theatres gave their houses for morning performances. A feature, however, new to ...
... duced the piece as arranged, and he had accord. f'ingly come to a secoan agreement with Mr t Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane, . ...
... written were the following:— Templeton bad jained a festive gathering in the Albemarle Hotel, after appearing in opera in Drury Lane one night in the early part of 1836, when Campbell, whe was one of the company, and beside whom he was seated, asked him ...
... scientific value. Pantomime was produced at only five of the West-End London Theatres ycsterdtsy, viz., at Covent Garden, Drury Lane, the Adelpbi, the Princess', and the EHolborn Amphitheatrd. The other houses content themselves with the bill of fare they ...
... Beggar's Opera, snd at once made a success. Subsequently she ■played a round of comedy parts with the late G. V. Brooke at Drury Lane, afterwards appeared at the llaymarket Theatre, aud then fulfilled several engagements ballad opera. While still a girl ...
... next season, a first-rate Moor. -Appli- te it cation is to be made to Signor Salvini, stage door th jo ol Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane. * fa 1, Postnoa OrnPua&.-(The Commons Team, ilF n- Wimbledon, 1875.)-Dizzy-' What position shall he ar yss take9 ...
... s, I Lui told, h3%,e a Mr Marling whotu they muean to put firwardl A telvram hias been received by Mr Chat. torton, iit Drury Lane ibeatre, announcing tlnt MiSsi Neilon, tbe actress, who hag been. enjoying a great ?? ial the United States, avis ohigt ...
... Departwent of War, 0 PUMaig e In honour of the ?? of the.Duke of Ediburg, Mr Chatterton ianouncesk.for next emonth, a revival at Drury Lane of a sectaular drama founded on the welliknown woX Elban 5 betb, or the Exiles of Siberia. - D After the production,. ...
... over-coloured criticism or to the less critical temper of a less cultured period. in now noticing his Eavmlet played at Drury Lane yesterday afternoon for the first time, we have to record a genuine triumph-an assump- tion instinot with a grace san dignity ...
... Bruce at the Royalty. His brother, Chaa. Harris, stage manager at the Adelphi and Covent Garden. Augustus Harris will open Drury Lane Theatre at Christmas with the pantomime for which the Yokes family are engaged. ...
... the orchestra c at Drury Lane in defiance of an injunction re- ly straining him from doing so, and his honour was s ;6asked to commit the defendant for contempt of i/ A Court, as well as Mr Chatterton, the manager of a D. Drury Lane, for employing Mr Meyden ...