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... the very characteristic; and unconventional acting of Mr. Brittaiu Wright as gichael Lambourne, which is received by the Drury Lane audience sa well es Mr. Wright's previous impersonations at that theatre. bellierf — ...
... from the Lord Chamberlain's factotum. Since Mr. Blanchard is not only editor of the Era, but author of the pantomime at Drury Lane, it was hardly likely that he would speak rashly or unadvisedly. Here is the substance of his answer :—Thus challenged, ...
... perfection ate later periodr—he Duke of Wellington recollects perfectly having met a gentleman in the crowd at the door of Drury-lane Threatre, on the 6th inst., who, having recognised the Duke, mentionel his name, turned abut, and waltrahl before him through ...
... oic.—Ceisstry Maid (having. first seen Minus and the children into a cab.) 0. coachman, do you know the principal to Drury Lane Theat--- ? Crabbed Old Os* expression of ineffable contempt. Do I knew I Rim sup—l • MEMOS ADD &CHM:Z=I I say, Muscles ...
... of the academy is because It has an aisy-atic air !—Ouh ! WheuMr. Sheridan pleaded in 000rthis_own cause, and that of the Drury Lane 'Theatre, an Irish labourer, known amongst the actors by the name of Bliley Brown, was called upon to give his evidence ...
... Blackheath. Ten year's penal servitude is the sentence of the young man Doherty, who killed one of his mother's ledgers in Drury-lane, dur:ng a scuffle about the price of cutting some hay. The New York Herald says it is reported that the complete census ...
... Woolwich Gardens. Hiswng deserves more westerly interpretatim. M. E. L. Blanchard is of course engaged in the pantoseine for Drury Lane. The title is not yet announce& Doubt may have given plate to certainty beton this communication reaches the printer's hands ...
... Savage Club alone; and the offers made by means. and liollingshead respectively of the profits arising from performances at Drury Lane and the Gaiety Theatre have not yet been turned to account. A separate movement in aid of this most commendable object has ...
... — Of course it does, was the angfy reply; That is my name—in France; I found it in niy diotiotntry. or SHICRIDAN.—The Drury Lane pros perty was still wallowing in a slough of debt, Chair! Court crows were hovering over it ceaselemily, when one February ...
... done on Monday; but she died at five o'clock on Tuesday morning. She played the Lady of the Lake in the last production at Drury Lane, and was to have played the principal part in the Cataract of the Ganges, about to be roduced at that theatre. Mr. Bessemer ...
... i / 1, f:1 'UAL 47.). 0.1 t);,, , P . mm,—Rir Ronnd l B4lviier t ird l ikaritil i catedb4 iblelOatikiiee of co tn,,s; at Drury Lane. He said no, and WI they couch itelif Id Vlltbiettostirtillursailitin4i.vel Ai you.hams:lnacife y our bed;temyosietbett ...
... Rathgar last October. At the Royal Albert Hall there will be six Saturday. afternoon concerts by tl-e Italian Opera troupe at Drury Lane, to be given fortnightly, the first ea the 3rd of May. A wealthy lady of Lyons named de Rocca has bast conferred on the ...