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... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... Beggar's Opera, snd at once made a success. Subsequently she ■played a round of comedy parts with the late G. V. Brooke at Drury Lane, afterwards appeared at the llaymarket Theatre, aud then fulfilled several engagements ballad opera. While still a girl ...
... Bruce at the Royalty. His brother, Chaa. Harris, stage manager at the Adelphi and Covent Garden. Augustus Harris will open Drury Lane Theatre at Christmas with the pantomime for which the Yokes family are engaged. ...
... sum of £3 6s 6d. It was and and, proved that since the judgment had been obtained Mr her 1ge- Dillon had been playing at Drury Lane and at Shrevs- prei he bury, and the present summons was served upon him bod at Sheffield. His honoar therefore committed ...
... Thursday night his part in Hamlet has been undertaken Mr Henry Forrester, It was yesterday decided that the lease of Drury Lane Theatre shall revert to the proprietors, who will insert advertisements inviting tenders for a new lease at once, probably ...
... coincidence, if nothing more. o- n ag IDanuny LAkNE. -The, truth is that the whole thing ins to tb th bygone and anachronistic. Drury Lane Th eatre, w-ith maui ,sits enormous rent, its committee, its secretary- volur a worthy old gentleman, but a kind of ...
... called The Scheming Lieu-1 tenant, a specimen of which the lecturer gave. Shortly after this lie treated with Garrick for Drury Lane i Theatre, property for which Garrick wanted £70,000. The first piece Sheridan put on, as 1 manager of the theatre, was ...
... cumnet f T are hi ,services at the Cape. His Exeellency is already Turke g aG.C.B. and G.C.S.I. been s Mr G. Rignold opened Drury L~ane Theatre inferse '?last night with an elaborate spectacular repro- -Stei e?sentation of Shakespeare's Henry V. Mr Rig- ...
... to-night both Sadler's Wells and the Surrey ave LTheatres presented their Christmas pantomime, i a thus stealing a march upon Drury Lane and 1st D( Covent Garden. At Mrs Bateman's Theatre, in engine Islington, the old favourite pantomime of The officer Forty ...
... pantomime apme proealied, the streets filled sensibly.Th first, the of the pantomlime-houses which calls for notice coir is Drury Lane Theatre, where Mr Augustus; Harris has assumed the rosponsibility of mlanage- cap muelt. The Drury pantonilme this year ...
... r Howard, and adapted for the English stage by A Mr Alberryr Hg Mr George Rignold concluded his brief lesseeship- tif Drury, Lane last nivglt with an in- creased reputation, atd I hope uot a diniiijished a purse. I . ; .- - ...