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... every respect a orat-claas conveyance for fine gooda—For height, apply to hrulaltlCED, GdidENSHIELDB. & CO., 7486 d 2, Drury. lane. Liverpool. HOLLAND. BELGIUM. ...
... unc cause, and that the Drury Lane required some new attraction to lift up its then declining fortunes. The idea struck Payne that a new five-act play, suiting the peculiar powers of Mr. Kean, would revive the business of Drury Lane and the fortunes of the ...
... n ey. - -.-'xent f° Eight Nights only, of the • Tragedienne, MISS HEATH, Reader to the Queen. MH. WILSON BARRETT, Royal, Drury lane. and a carefully ■elected Company. fi Evening during tha Week, Eight lo’cloci, EAST LYNNE. it-aI-I «.■ Mr. Wilson Barrett ...
... Mapleson. At any ra c, Mr. Maple- aou haa now by arrangement the first right te hia ser- vices. Signor Salvini. wiil play at Drury Lane, and wiH, in th**»f» of the mmm. ?? &•* kaH» version of ShakMpeare's MacbeU^-.Jtyj™. ...
... In the fi*2 instance he evolved the idea of King Pippin V* latter might stand in all the glitter of stage- kinghood „ Drury Lane, and then gathering together event nn event, like handfuls of snow, the author formed a com pact ball out of his increasing ...
... ONLY, the distinguished Tragedienne MISS HEATH, READER TO THE QUEEN, Supported by MR. WILSON BARRETT, the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, and a Company. To-nieht (Monday). To-morrow (Tuesday), and Welneelay Evening, at Eight o'clock, fernande, OR INT PARIS ...
... elecadeasee of lise histrionic art, with ti'st comumemornated by thle caustic pen o f Theodore Hoots, at the period I mention. Drury Lane will re-open on the -0th next month, whets Mr. Diso n. eueicauhlt swinmake labs re-appearanle o n E'ngland in his new dramam ...
... century associated with the Drury Lane and English l Opera companies asa representative of old men in farces and comedies, expired on Sunday last. For a consider- able period he had filled the position of Secretary to the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund. l COInsION ...
... and Mr. J. Hicks. M.!' fur Bolton_ ; all of whom made smach..a. A PRISON WORK. Pouter°, formerly engaged au the chore.. at Drury Lane Theatre, was found guilty of assaulting Margaret Sullivan, with whom be had been °cohabiting at 3, Technold.street, Sobo ...
... the same theatre. Mr. Albery has also written a piece for Mr. Hare, now provincial tour. On Saturday Mr. Boucicault opens Drury Lane with his “ Shaughraun.” The operas at the Princess's which are promised us will not be pure English opera, but translations ...
... at the Princess’s September 11; and at the same theatre Mr. Jefferson is to appear in his old piece of Rip Van Winkle.” Drury Lane will have Dion Boucicault back again, and on September 4 he will act the pvt of Conn in his drama Shaughraun.” Before Mr ...
... whose theatre in San Fran: ti coboo lie has been playing lately. Mr. Boucicault, goes 6 to London to fill an engagement at Drury Lane Theatre. iM w he will present The Shaughraun. He wiU l return to New York about the 20th of December.. The. ' defendant's ...