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... NIGHTS only the celebrated and fascinating actress, ' MISS HEATH, Of the Drury -lane and Princess's Theatres, London, and the popular actor, Mr. WILSON BARRETT, Of Drury-lane Theatre. Miss Heath has had the distinguished honour of read- ing, by special ...
... Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, wiU appear in his celebrated impersonation of HAMLET, being engaged for SIX NIGHTS ONLY. Mr. King will be accompanied by his daughter, MISS BESSIE KING, the charming young actress of Drury- lane and the Principal Theatres ...
... predicts that there ia to be a aeq'uel to Lothair, and that the same assistants have h«en secured— the writer of the Drury-lane pantomim *> . a gentleman on tha staff ef the Court Journal, and a c_el. brated mad doctor who is in the habit ot making ...
... portion of it, as it will be re- membered was done by a man named Bousfield, who murdered his wife and several children in Drury-lane. The proceeding was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to the drop. The only persons present at the execution ...
... Windley. Manager Mr. WUson Barrett. MISS HEATH, principal Tragedienne, of the Drury- lane, Haymarket, and Princess's Theatres, London, assisted by Mr. WILSON BARRETT, (of the Drury-lane Theatre), and supported by a Powerful Dramatic Company, specially engaged ...
... most successful characters at the theatre during the coining week. With Miss Heath is associated Mr. Wilson Bennett, of Drury-lane theatre. These talent- ed principals will be supported by an efficient dramatic company. On Monday night the performance ...
... other whenever they met. One lodge had already been established in London, and now another was proposed in the vicinity of Drury-lane. One of the soldiers ?? the chairman with a very energetic speech, show- ing up the evU of intemperance. Other similar addresses ...
... Ecgesik.— A Press Association telegram states that the Empress Eugenic was present tncoqnttou. the dramatic entertainment at Drury-lane for the benefit of the suffering French, and that the contributed _ « U rn equal to half the proceeds of the entertainment ...
... management under the direction of Mr. HOBACE WIGAN, late Lessee of the Olympic Theatre, London. Abtibtees : Mr. H. S INC LAIB, Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. G. LOBE DAN, Theatre Imperial Lyrique, Paris. Mr. F. HABVEY, Mr. T. N. WENMAN, Theatre Boyal, Dublin. Theatre ...
... Olympic Theatre, London. The stay oi the Company cannot be prolonged beyond .the time announced. Abtistks : Mr. H. SINCLAIB, Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. G. LOBE DAN, Theatre Imperial Lyrique, Paris. Mr. F. HABVEY, Mr. T. N. WENMAN, Theatre Boyal, Dahlia. Theatre ...
... NIGHTS ONLY. TIM-R. WILSON BARRETT'S LONDON COMPANY, IfJL aad the distinguished Tragedienne, MISS HEATH. Of the Princess's, Drury-lane, and Haymarket Theatres, London, who, in addition to being chosen to appear before the Royal Family and Court, also received ...
... NIGHTS ONLY. TIMR. WILSON BARRETT'S LONDON COMPANY, _TJL and the distinguished Tragedienne, MISS HE AT H. Of the Princess's, Drury-lane, and Haymarket Theatres, London, who, in addition to being chosen to appear before the Boyal Family and Court, also received ...