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... -lines which afford a marked contrast to their writer's treatment of tho fairy story told by him last night upon the stage of Drury Lane, No ; attempt is there made to endow with meck dignity the heroine of the Countess ?? pretty tale, and The 71',ite C'a's ...
... damaged- Exacclv ten years ago the late Mr Andrew HaMli- so da,,vrodnend his spectaculardrama,called TheGreat Ci x, at Drury Lane. It was the first of the modern P 1-aistic dramas, and it brought both manager and v author a cossiderable fortune. All ...
... duced the piece as arranged, and he had accord. f'ingly come to a secoan agreement with Mr t Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane, . ...
... pieces, or produce new ones of the same kind: The two best pantomimes of i - the season are, of course, at Covent ?? I b, and Drury Lane. Rivals in- every branch of I dramatic art-tragedy, comedy. and opera- those great houses have competed in the pro- o duction ...
... question was renewed. Vice C haiicellor Malins yesterday refused an ap- plication, made by Mr Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane, the Princess, and Adelplii theatres, to restrain Mr Jefferson from acting elsewhere than at tlie Princess's Theatre, or ...
... made his first appearance as Robin in the musical farce of The Waterman, in July, 1837. He joined Mr. W. J. Ham- mond at Drury-lane in the succeeding year, and was afterwards engaged by Mr. Macready for the same MtabliRhment. He was a great favourite at ...
... produced at any period of the season most convenient. They always proved enormously successful. Fleet- wood, the manager of Drury Lane, in an address published in the Plb/i Advertiser in 1747, says :-The receipts of the house are a sufficient evidence, it ...
... somewhat disheartening experience of the newly-laid-out Drury Lane Garden will not tend to prevent any such benevolent project for the future. An open space of ground in the crowded region of Drury Lane, which was a few months back a grisly graveyard, the ...
... last week. -The Princess Louise will open the Brighton School of Science and Art on the 2nd ?? Duke of Connaught was at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday night. Princess Charlotte and Prince Henry of Germany, the eldest daughter and second son of the Imperial ...
... public both by an Italian and by an English version; the former represented some seven years ago by Mr. Mapleson's company at Drury Lane, the latter produced last autumn at the Lyceum by Mr. Carl Rosa. It will be very interesting to see Mdlle. Albani in the ...
... nuvcr courted publicity in any way. Mr i. L. Blancliard'se frtliconina paantomime e The 'White C wt, 'av in rehearsal at Drury Lane The..tre, is tire 27th Chlotntmas piece avhich that veteran drriuratist has wvritt'u for timrt house. For 28 Chiristsaas ...
... Campbell for an injunction to restrain Mr. Chatterton, lessee and manager of Drury Lane Theatre, and Mr. Henry Spicer, dramatic writer, from producing the piece called Haska at Drury Lane Theatre to-day. According to the statement of Miss Campbell's counsel ...