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... DRURY LANE. For his Annual, Mr. Cbatterton may rejoice in three factors, which, combined, are pretty sure to bring about success. In the first place, retains Mr. £. L. Blanchard to write his book, and this gentleman pens better lines than any author who ...
... DRURY LANE. TLe Christmas pantomime at Diary Live Theatre, always cogcily looked forward to r.3 one of the greatest spectacular entertainments of the se.ason, will on this ccoision fully realise the most highly wrought expocta- tieiif. Mr. Augustus Harris ...
... DRURY LANE. Miss Rose Kenney made her debut as Juliet on Thursday at afternoon performance of Romeo and Juliet” at Drury Lane Theatre. The debutante is a daughter of Mr. Charles Lamb Kenney, a well-known and esteemed journalist, and, as it may imagined ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Savile Clarke, whose penultimate achievement in the direction of the drama was a sonnet on Miss Ellen Terry as Ophelia, has started off on a very opposite tack by the produc tion at Drury Lane of an ingenious farce, under the title ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The house-warming at Drury Lane, under its new lessee and. the temporary management of Mr. Rignold, attracted on Satur day night a considerable audience, the entertainment provided being Shakespeare's play of Henry V. (the late Mr ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Ahpnfi.nwnbhdyuurvhydunm‘o witness the début of Miss Rosa Kenney, 8 young lady who, according to_rumour; had never appeared in ’dhsmvh--dhldunrdwlm Romeo and Juliet was said to havo won tho highest ‘#hwififlhwfl‘ 1 the statement reapecting ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. - — ♦■ — ■ The tragic comic consequences that may ooncjivably nsne from so natural an occurrence as a blundering a.a of the newest invention in acou*tics have been turned ta laughable acouunt by Mr. Saville Clarke in a new f.irca entitled ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRT The meeting' of the renters of Drury Lane Theatre was held on Saturday. The report of the subcommittee, which was read by Mr. James li- the secretary, stated that the accounts for the last twelve months ending 30th of June, 1873, showed ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A masting of the renters of Dtviln Theatre was bold on Saturdsy, The report of the sub-committee, which was read by Mr.,James Robins, the m.md“finmh(ulhl—ll! menths ending June 30, 1879, showel fi- uodm (including the balance on June ...
... THE DRURY LANE RELIABLEtSYSTEMS, Which are so widely and successfully practiced, not only throughout the United Kingdom, but by the Cutters of every civilised nation. As a guarantee of the practical talent engaged in imparting the lessons to Students ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A clover littls sketch, by Mr. Keene, in the pages of Punch, repressnting s City man, who, by means of the telephons, announces his intention to bis wife of bringing & frieud home to dinner, and feceives, in the hearing of the guest ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A Tale of a Telephone, a new farce, by Mr, Saville Clarke, has been produced at this house, and, like previous efforts of this gentlewan, was brimful of amusement. The scene is laid in the office of one Samuel Tatkin—something in the ...