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... possession I look with some curiosity upon one, dated January. 1834, which denotes the pi eduction, at the old Theatre Eoyal, Drury Lane, of the tragedy of Babiiuton (one of Mr Doubleday's most successful pieces). To the bill the following note is appended ...
... Bulstrode Street, has adopted the same vocation. The unveiling of the statue of Balfe, the composer. will take place in Drury lane Theatre to- day (Friday). The committee having requested Sir Michael Costa to unveil the statue he has con- sented to ...
... Designed aud Painted by Mr Walter B. the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, Mr Alfred Clarke, Mr Calvert, and Assistants. The Music Composed, Selected, and Ariangf«l by Mr John Barnard, the Tneatre KoyaL Drury Lane. The whole of the Dances of the lit ana Ballets Invented ...
... has been playing H Hamlet at Drury Lane, does not find the speculation a pay- ing one, I fear. He has taken the theatre out of I r Chatterton's hands, so the responsibility, such as it Is, lies with him alone, Drury Lane is I I I i i i I I I such a big ...
... Babylon is that it was offered in succession to AIr Chatterton of Drury Lane, Mr Walter Gooch of the Princess's, and Messrs Gatti of the Adelphi, and rejected by all of them. At Drury Lane, which has a stage peculiarly adapted for this kind of piece, it ...
... arid&plfndid Scenery Designed Hted Waltei Spoug, the Theatre Ut>yal, Drury Lane, Mr Alfred Clarke, Mr wt and Assistants. Mow Composed, Arranged Mr liaraa.»d,o» thcTlu-rtfe Drury Lane. The whole of the Dauc«s the Oiand Ballets Invented and Arranged Ma«Jlie ...
... the facts in the case very pointedly: The delegation set at 2 pm. Theymupset at 5, Dunn, for many years the treasurer of Drury Lane Theatre. was never known to have seen a single new play acted ; none the less, however, when he was asked as to the merits ...
... to'the South, it mustlset to work and ferret out some hero who is at present unknown to fame. The collapse of the season at Drury Lane, and the accompanying failure of Mr Chatterton, does not seem to deter people with money from embark- in new theatrical ...
... Two He-ads are Bett.r thau One, and one ofU his last productions was The Tatle (Tail) of a Comnet, which was played at Drury Lane 'Theacre about two years ago. DEATH OF ARCMDUKE CHARLES oF AL STRIA. -Archduke Charles Feidineud of Auutdia died at Selowitz ...
... had children, and it would not do for her to be in the family way by him. The prisoner, at this time, was living at 101, Drury Lane, and he made up the medicine for her there. After she had taken the medicine she used to feel sick, but beyond that it did ...
... his brothor is rector. Hle was 3G years of age. Bliss Maria B. Jones, who succeeded Miss Neilson as the leading actress at Drury Lane Theatre, lied in London on Tuesday morning, after a brief illoess. The death is announcedef Sir Charles Marshall, formerly ...
... the Second were printed in 1799. Several litterateurs of note were deceived by them, and Sheridan produced tbe former at Drury Lane theatre, with John Kemble to take the leading part. The total failure-of the play, conjoined with the attacks of Malone ...