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... conclude with the following paragraph: Funeral at his late sidence on Tuesday two a.m. Dunn, for many years the treasurer of Drury Lane Theatre, was never known to have seen a single new plav acted ; none the less, however, when he was asked as the merits ...
... far ns produce extravaganza, or opera-bouffe having on the present occasion returned to the old form of entertainment. The Drury Lane annual, * Aladdin * (written, of course, by Mr. B. L. Blanchard), waa Saturday night received with signal favour. The opening ...
... and the Theatre. To-night (Friday, Feb. 21), and Saturday, Feb. 22, the great London Tragic Actress, MISS MARRIOTT, Of Drury Lane and Sadler's Wells Theatres, Will appear in her celebrated character of JEANNIE DEANS. On Monday, Feb. 24, for the BENEFIT ...
... Lessee and Manager, Mr. E. CLINTON HALL. NEW MANAGEMENT. If R. E. CLINTON HALL, late Business Manager JLTJL Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Hull, Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield and Sunderland, and for six years Manager for Miss Heath, respectfully informs the ...
... 17th, for the BENEFIT of MISS F. CHAPMAN, EAST LYNNE and CARTOUCHE. NOTICE. The ce' ebrated Tragedienne, MISS MARRIOTT, Of Drury Lane and Sadler's Wells Theatres, pronounced to be the greatest living Tragic Actress on the British Stage, will appear for THREE ...
... Smith's, King-street. THEATRE ROYAL, LEICESTER. ' Lessee and Manager, Mr. JOHN WINDLEY. f7NORMOUS SUCCESS of the Great DRURY LANE DRAMA of AMY ROBSART. Enthusiastic reception of Miss KATHERJNE RODGERS, , Mr. CHARLES HORSMAN, and the entire Company. The ...
... produced on Scale of great magnificence, Andrew HalUday's renowned Drama of AMY ROBSART. The magnificent costumes as worn Drury Lane Theatre, supplied by Mr. F. Yokes, costumier, London; the new and beautiful Scenery, painted by Mr. W. Laffar; the Mechanical ...
... permission Henry Irving. Esq. MR EDWARD COMPTON, The eminent Young Tragedian, whose recent successes at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, London, have placed him in the foremost rank of living actors, and who will have the honour of appearing in the title rolel ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, LEICESTER. Sole Lessee, Mr. JOHN WINDLEY. Manager, Mr. WILSON BARRETT. MISS HEATH, Principal Tragedienne of the Drury Lane, Haymarket, and Princess's Theatres, London, assisted by Mr. WILSON BARRETT, of the Lane Theatre, and supported by a powerful ...
... Stanton by thirty-two seconds* The Court of Appeal has decided one of tbe points raised as to the rights of the new ranters Drury Lane Theatre, and agree with the Court of Common Pleas, tbat the renters have the light of free admission to the stalls of that ...
... engaged for SIX NIGHTS ONLY. Mr. King will be accompanied by bis daughter, MISS BESSIE KING, the charming young actress, > of Drury Lane and the principal Theatres, who will r make her first appearance in Leicester. Mr. and Miss KING will also appear in RICHELIEU ...
... and her husband appeared in various entertainments,'' but in 1969 Mrs. Howard Paul returned to the stage, appearing at Drury Lane as Lain Macbeth.—Glob*. 9mm County Magistrate. The Bey. Frederic H. Richardson, M.A. and Rural Dean, Vicar of Belgravec ...