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... THE, OLOSING OF DRURY OI EDITOR OP TIDU nM 11% Stnup-Rving been connected with the Royal Drury Lane for a great number of yesra, perhaps permit me to say a few words on tue closing of the tleatre. I have, I am sorry from the troubles of a theatre more ...
... Dr. Hammond, Drury Lane, London, has been committed for trial for conspiring with Ellen Saunders to procure a miscarriage, but he was admitted to bail—himself in £ 1000, and two sureties in £500. Dr. Hammond said he was not cuiltv. Ellen Saunders, who ...
... and her husband appeared in various en- tertainments, but ih 1869 Mrs. Howard Paul re- turned to the stage, appearing at Drury Lane as Lady Macbeth. Her most recent appearance on the London stage was in the Sorcerer at the Opera Comique last year. ...
... Mr. G. Rignold opened Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday^ night with the elaborate spectaoular re- presentation of Shakespeare's Henry V. Another unhappy wretch has just thrown himself off the top of the Arc de Triomphe at Paris, death being instantaneous ...
... signalled out for admiration, even in a theatre famous for its ballets. The traditions • Night were abundantly preserved at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. At the latter theatre atmosphere of superior gentility over old Drury usually prevails Boxing Night, ...
... ability has been since dis- played at most of the metropolitan theatres, and ten years ago her performance of Lady Macbeth at Drury lane Theatre was curiously associated with her representation of Hecate. Mrs. Howard Paul's latest appearance in London was at ...
... Canada, and the schools of that city are closed in consequence. Mr. George Rignol4 will probably make hie ippearance at Drury Lane, early in November, in Henry V. Severe falls of snow are announced from Styria Mlesia and other mountainous districts, ...
... bought by the Belgian Government for 200,000 francs. Amy Robsart, Halliday's version of Kenil. worth, first given at Drury lane, is in rehearsal at the Adelphi. Miss Neilson will play her original part of the heroine. browning's Dramatic Idyls, will ...
... okl Cardiff favourite, in the title role, this being a character which he has represented Home- thing like 1.000 times, at Drury Lane and other thest- es. The ever popular drama of Black Eyed Susan is to follow, and it is only necessary to say that the ...
... written were the following:— Templeton bad jained a festive gathering in the Albemarle Hotel, after appearing in opera in Drury Lane one night in the early part of 1836, when Campbell, whe was one of the company, and beside whom he was seated, asked him ...
... if every actor bad1 a 3speaking trumlpet and each person i*n thue audience a teleseope; and much the same can be said of Drury Lane. A great big rambling barn,, where, fromu the size of the house, facial play and delicate tintonation are both necessarily ...
... A NEW JULIET. MISS ROSA KENNEY'S first appearance as Juliet at Drury Lane was a disappointment in at least one respect. Every one knew that she had never been on the stage, and had not been professionally taught. Every one, accordingly, was prepared to ...