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... FATAL FIRE NEAR DRURY LANE. On Sunday morning a fire was discovered by the police in a dwelling-house, let out as tenements to a number of poor people, at 7, Great Wild Street, Dniry Lane. In less than seven minutes after the .itlt hreak a pitiable scene ...
... succeeded by the Alexander Family, Mthji SUi in number, gave an entertainment JC ar t(> what the Yokes iamilyhave male 3 at Drury Lane. The Alexanders have favourably known to theatre-goers for many anJ atno time bas their Peculiar. and clever business been ...
... Dramas to be placed upon the rota for the trial of electioz petitions in England during the Miming year. The pantomimes at Drury Lane (under Mr. Chat. terton), and at Corent Garden (under Meters. Qattf, are to deal respectively with Cinderella and Jack ...
... benefit nibbt, and a leave of absence, duiing which she earned as much as her salary amounted to. In 1823 she was engaged at Drury. lane for forty representations, for which she received £ 3,200, and two benefits, with ...
... so very long aco the son of Mr Mapleson, married Madlle. Marie Rose, one of the most charming of the soprani who sang at Drury Lane during the previous season. Mr Gye's son took the hint and followed the example set by the son of his father's rival; and ...
... the stage engineering wijl be by Messrs T. thieve-and pnn, the stage Messrs Reeves and Son, and the upholstery by Lyon, of Drury Lane celebrity. The builders are Mcs-re Webb and Son, Birming-hanl; tlie architects, Messrs T. Waring.and W. I). Blessley, Cardiff ...
... will be by Messrs T. Grieve and Son, the stage appliances by Messrs Reeves and Son, and the upholstery by Mr J. Lyon, of Drury Lane celebrity. The builders are Messrs Webb and Son, Birmingham; the architects, Messrs T. Waring and W. D. Blessley, Cardiff ...
... whoh?s produced several very good ??'? been asked to write the music for the Winter s Tale. which is to be produced at Drury Lane Theatre.. People who arc tired of Mr Bernard s witticism, winch, though clever, have great sameness, and have seen most ...
... Mr. Charles Kean. It is3 said-that Lady Burdett. B. Couttes, who has always eeen Mr. Irving's great ptroueas, has taken Drury' lane, and that be will aeon be acting there. ~,Mr. uilbert's 1Ne'er do .Weel has been a bys the l alue It was condemned FL ...
... nopalar s delusions and imposla-es will always find r votaries among ths uneducated, while that of f EDWARD TYREELL SMITH ,of Drury Lane v Theatre, well illustrates the fact that a police- n constable, if possessed of tact,maymake for- o tunesone after another ...
... time before our public take kindly to them. In London, at the Haymarket; the Prince of Waled, the Gaiety, Covent iarden, 'Drury' Lane, 'in a, word, all firet-elass thestree; tbhey'are't'q most fashionable seats in the .hoosead thqih prioe is from 7s. to ...
... songs and dances are introduced with little real relevancy to the narrative. This has become the rule of all theatres from Drury Lane down- wards, and necessitates a curious combination of characters. Thus, in the gorgeous and smartly- written pantomiae ...