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... the curtain rose, and the harlequinade which had given its name to the pantomime was sadly neglected. Thin year so far as Drury Lane is concerned there is s c•rt in reaction, that is t say, while the opening is as beautiful as ever, perhaps even more gorgeous ...
... FEBkUARY.Sth, 1877 The first appearance this very distinguished Artiste in Waterford. Mr SULLIVAN’S recent great success at Drury Lane Theatre, London, was unprecedented in the Annals of Art. Mr SULLIVAN will accompanied the Accomplished young Actress, Miss ...
... FEBRUARY, sth, 1877. First Appearance of this very distinguished Artiste in Waterford. Mr. SULLIVAN'S recent great success at Drury Lane, Theatre, London, was unprecedented in the Annals of Art. Mr SIII.LITAN will be accompanied by the Aceidnidished Actress ...
... motives. He did not think had ever been more than half-a-dozen times in a London theatre in his life, but remembered being Drury-lane and seeing Macready Helen Faucit play in Othello, and he was very much the better man for it. might be said some the actresses ...
... Jotli.hy, Wilkinson. Mod Hodge. Among them wire: —lnterior of Drury lane Theatre in ITT.'* 16-; interior and plan of the tame, water colour drawings, by Francis and Thomas—l.* IBs; Drury-lane play bills Irom 17-5 17'.H. in which appear Garrick, Kemble ...
... 1865, being then 39 years of age. 2. No. 3. It has not: the “original version” was called “Der Hollander ;” it was given Drury Lane under the title of L’Ollandese Danuato,” and by Mr. Carl Rosa at the Lyceum in its English dress. Bohemian Gyurl and the ...
... come to end the Aquarium, before the piece—one the best Loudonhas lost jot of its great popularity. The last nights the Drury Lane pantomime are announced. Mr. Bcece’s new burlesque is in rehearsal the Folly, although London still crowds the little theatre ...
... Wilkinson, and Hodge. Among them were: Interior of Drury-lane Theatre in 1775, by Pastorini-12 16s. ;• exterior and plan pf the same, water-colour drawings, by Francia Scheebbelie and W. Thomas—.£2 161.;, Drury-lane play bills from 1725 to 1798, in which appear ...
... . Of course I mean Richard III.- at length himself again (cheers and laughter). His Majesty is naturally-what with Drury Lane and Mr. Barry Sullivan. the Lyceum and Mr. Irving- the last King in our mouths. I stew to pee in that monarch a pemonification ...
... Holborn, a place well known to the elite of the profession. The company having got ineo a budding known tho Mission Chapel, in Drury lane, a mbstantual supper was served up, and the men being then probably considered to bo in a fitting state of mind to listen ...
... object to a small A Surrer.—A supper was give: op y te about one tundred and fifty in the jission Chapel, Little Wild street, Drury-lane, and seven of them, it is stated, have the efforts of the mis- joas.” ney kuown as * Home Secretary bas notified his intention ...
... Be of tn Addresa, and (wes. Hanting Breeches Makers, 94 The 168 ‘Tronsers —-A pablte meet 19 ‘heatre to consider held in Drury-lane T Heya be should be taken to relieve the Coll from sta present without fu nds to provede for ex, Colonel Cocbe: member council ...