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... our West End hotels with French, American, German, and Russian visitors. Italian opera is performed at Covent Garden and Drury Lane to crowded stalls and boxes. Mr. Gye has been content to repeat the operas which have brought fame to that temple of the ...
... the voyage, which realised about £80 for the train- ing ship Indefatigable. Once more, this autumn, we are to undergo, at Drury- lane, the ceremony of an introduction to Sir Walter Scott, at the energetic hands of Mr. Halliday. This time it is The Lady of ...
... Places of amusement in Chelsea and Bayswater open if they like. Places of amusement on the Surrey side of the water open. Drury lane Theatre (a patent house) open with the Moore and Burgess Minstrels, who are not allowed to play at St. James s Hall. ...
... reported in the papers. — Henry Southdown, bricklayer, said on Friday last he was engaged on the roof of 9, Granby-place, Drury- lane. He walked from the gutter to examine the roof, and came across a parcel. He examined it, and cut it open, and found it ...
... Mr. Lytton Sotliern, son of Mr. Sothern, the comedian, appeared with his father on the stage at Drury Lane on Wednesday evening The young actor's manner an appearance are greatly in his favour, and he plays a gentlemanlike case and finish not unworthy ...
... brated Before Dawn. The Londotn theatres are doing a most wretcet,. Barry Sullivan has returned from America. arnd is to at Drury Lane in September, in Richardi III,1 be of interest to note the difference iu th5 reK which will exist between this traditional ...
... such as assembled to witness representations of the most touching dramas or the most sublime tragedy at Covent Garden or Drury Lane. The better to attract the public, printed challenges from one combatant to another were exhibited on the walls of houses ...
... fair and reasonable dimensions, that the drama has now (with so much opposition) a chance of existence. The more I think of Drury Lane or Covent Garden, the more I an disposed to believe that no permanent interest will ever attach to them-their day is gone-they ...
... as his guests. wlo oclock yesterday wvas the appointed hour, but long betore that time the asneet of thlu entrancee to Drury Lane Theatre bitokoned the expectation of somuething uinusual. Little groups of loiterers ?? gradually forned into a considerable ...
... than any interpretation on the English stage. She would have had a bumper if it had not been for the unfortunate fire in Drury- lane, which compelled the police to block up several of the busiest approaches to the Queen's, and which robbed Ryder of a good ...
... June, after witnessing an incomparable Shakesperian perform. ance by Salvini, I was, passing through the crush. room of Drury Lane Theatre, in company with the brilliant ioung French journalist, who made himself known to the reading world of the season ...
... the practical nature which eeks only the atain- 4y able. That was eleven years ago. it is not true m, now. A lock.out at Drury Lane Theatre may be re- ;O garded aa something of a novelty. It is sm As years since her Majesty's servants were turned to ...