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... entitled Amorosa, King of Little Britain, written for private performance, but afterwards accepted by the management of Drury Lane Theatre, and played with applause in May, 1818. This success led Mr Planrch to write other pieces for various theatres, ...
... Jarrett wvas Mdlle. Nilsson's agent duringher American tours, and he .vas head o$ the operatic enterprise of Mr George Wood at Drury Lane in 1870. He also at virions times reiresented Meladdle, van Zardt, Madame Bernhardt, M-r Joseph Maas, and other artistes ...
... 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 ...
... within less than a year, she is said to have ould cleared £30,000. After a Transatlantic trip of two years she reappeared at Drury Lane Theatre, May 28, dent 1872, in La Traviata. She was married at West- Hol- minster Abbey, August 27, 1872, to M. Auguste ...
... FATAL FIRE IN LONDON. A fire broke out about nine o'clock yesterday mornimg in a tenemnent situated at seven Wilson Street, Drury Lane, London. The fire originated in a room on the secoud floor over a chandler's shop, and extended to adjoining rooms, which ...
... audience ,o in Congreve's Love for Love, and ltacilie's *e ''ihtre. In 1870 she was chosen to perso- nate A my Robsurt at Drury Lane in Mr Halli- , day's 'Kedilworth, in whichl the iiipression o she created was highly flatterinIg, although it y was enerally ...
... Charles ein Xean, Dowion, Liston, and John Reeve, makving, in Ire London, eventually, a very'S'uccessful appearance at Drury Lane, October 31, 1839, as Benedick, in the ancomedy Of Much Ado About Nohig,h-mr prominent part of Mr Marston's prof'essional ...
... two months before her death-~Malbran and Templeton made their last appearances together, in Balfe's Maid of Artois, at Drury Lane. it is stated that at the end of the performance, Malibran removed, the jewelled betrothal ring from her finger which she ...
... wpost successful parts was that oF the hero fine M. i A senet's iManon, whidh be 'crCated dur-ing the Englishj season at Drury Lane l4st spring. This character he? acted with remarkable pimLit, and the musit could not i have found a more perfecL interpreter ...
... to fill 0so large a house. She then returned for a short time n to the provinces, and in September, 1871, re-appeared at Drury Lane in Rebecca, after the successful of run of which she put her talents to the test and essayed ,on the part of Jnliet. ...
... Here it weas that a juncture was to he effected with the funeral cortege, which leit the undertaker's in Windmill Street, Drury Lane, where the body had been lying, a few minutes after two, accompanied by several ot the clubs and a crowd, which rapidly ...
... successful melodrama ,Human Nature is to he isput upon the boards. It is to be produced by lir tt Augustus Harris's original Drury Lane Company, a which comprises several actors and actresses of marked reputation. The piece is well worthy of the Le attention ...