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... attained grudged the maaagement the extra time which they had taken. A Drury Lane representationl, a irs Gus Harris, of any stage pieco is always a Hig affair; but a Drury Lane pantonmime, with all its gorgeous spectacular magnificence, is something ...
... holds its own. The two great successes of the year have been ,H1oodman Blind alt the Princess's, and Human Nature at Drury Lane. To play the latter piece two provincial companies are now rehearsing. Few of the other pro(luctions of the year are likely ...
... and pro- , vision dealer-21st December. C Edward M'Gonern, of Longford, County Long- E ford, grocer-24th December. = ?? AT Drury Lane Theatre yesterday afternoon the I I manager, Mr Harris, announced that Miss Kate I Vaughan, having strained the sinews of ...
... engaged, he had never held it right to show his hand, bot he might say that on Monday (to-night) Human Nature, from Drury Lane, London would be produced under the personal soperin. tendance of Mr Augustus Harris. (Applause.) I The various mnembers ...
... Birminghami. Thie celebrated clown, Mr Fred Evans, died last week. He was for many years engaged during the Christmas season at Drury Lane, and lhe was also director of a ballet troupe. The announcement that Mr Herbert Sines Reeves has accepted an engagement ...
... October 14 and Madame ohM Patti's tour October 15. Wi The 21st inst. has at present bee~n fixed for de this reopenting of Drury Lane Theatre with MNr sti IsHamlit on's new historical dransa, which it is at to P;re~sent.inteoded to call '-The Royal Oak, ...
... con- 7dition is amply fulfilled by Messrs Pettitt and - HIarris il the new drama Human Nature, pt produced last night at Drury Lane, In it not C only is a child kidnapped (for sordid rather r than philanthropic reasons), a vivid picture a 3presented of ...
... Courier. It d attained the, for those days, satisfactory run of a three weeks, and it has since only once been g revived at a Drury Lane benefit in 1817. Mr l Frank Thicke has revised the play, cutting it a down from five acts to three, and reducing many zrof ...
... actor at the St Ta-nrns's, and as the hlear-y villain of the malo-drainas of 2lr Byron and MTr Boncicauit at the Qucer's and Drury Lane Theati-es. A surrise wvas in store for tbe visitors to thI Lyceum' to-night in the altera- tions wzhich have 1 ecu ellcted ...
... of her elder sister. She subseluently fultilled various engagrements at Edinlburgh and Bath, and in 1826 was engaged at Drury Lane 'Theatre3 where she first met MAr Charles Keaen, who was then playing in a variety of youthful parts. Curiously enough the ...
... .) London, Friday Night. Strange to say, the only pantomime to be seen in the West End to-night was Vhitting- ton at Drury Lane. Mr A. Harris has, how- ever, by no means relaxed his efforts in the absence of competition. W Whittington pretty faithfully ...
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