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... ELLEN AKHURST, Soprano (Criterion Theatre). MISS EUNICE IRVING, Comedienne (Daughter of the late celebrated Joseph Irving, Drury Lane). MR. FOURNESS EOLFE, Mimic and Buffo (Hanover-square Rooms. ME. MOZAET WILSON, Pianist and Conductor; and MR. ALFRED G ...
... SPUTTERINGS FROM “JUDYS” PEN. —————— THERE Is & family at Drury Lane ome people say they pro-VOKES laughter. WHAT a conceited thing ““nd'”::‘-l' g i'?..'ix when he says, *‘ Men may come ) g 0 on lorh:.m,&c., &e. nnhvuldnotbod:fid up by a good hot summer ...
... antagonist ; * but I have no engagement.’ ‘Well, but, all events,’ observed my first inquisitor, * you have very good salary Drury Lane ?* * A very good one indeed, sir,’ answered I; * but, then, it is never paid.* * But you have always a fine benefit, sir ...
... popular from the Alexandra Palace, London, MISS LETTY EUDGE, charming little Vocalist and Dancer, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. HOWARD PAUL’S SONGS and CHARACTERS Will be selected from an extensive repertoire, and all given in Costume, and to quote ...
... TLLUSTKATIONS of KINLr HENRY Vth. 1 and the popular “FUNNY FOLKS, by Miss Gordon and Mr. Georoe Meagher, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Princesses, &c., and honoured appearing before Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen at Windsor Castle, November 10th, 1853 ...
... Fianiste from the Alexandra Palace, London. MISS LETXY RUDGE, A charming little Vocalist and Dancer, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. HOWARD PAUL'S SONGS ahd CHARACTERS Will be selected from an extensive repertoire, and given in Costume, and to quote an ...
... answered his lordship, significantly, seven knots hour.” The Clown and the Poet. —When Lord Byron frequented the green-room Drury Lane, he occasionally met Paulo, the clown, whom he guessed, from his name, to be Italian. Paulo was English not only the backbone ...
... are closed; no longer does the magnificent voice of Madame Patti fill the theatre at Covent Garden; nor crowds throng to Drury Lane, charmed with the notes of Madame Nilsson, the Swedish nightin gal These eminent singers have left town to fulfil engagements ...
... which was allowed to continue unchecked. The popular sympathy was shown the comparative emptiness the theatres. Only in Drury Lane Theatre, the Olympic, and the Gaiety were what is known in theatrical circles as Saturday night audiences to be seen. In ...
... proceed. * Law and the Scottish Thank.— Daring the kpreaentation of Macbeth,” an eminent special pleader graced the boxes of Drury Lane Theatre, see performed. When the hero questions the Witches to what they are doing, they answer, deed without name.” Our ...
... London boards by failure that was not her fault, tramped about over the oonntrv for years, til last she had another chance at Drury-lane; and then, supported by Smith, Palmer, and Farren, she won the moat brilliant success, and then went home plain supper, ...
... Immediately armed with Gitllcg gun*. All the broken windows the Tower of L: are to mended. , . , The sentries the doors of Drury Lane Theatre are be doubled until furtlu r notice. All the Australian Meat the Kingdom has been ordered to be purchased the ...