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... frontier line decided upon at the Berlin Conference. Mr. John M'Cullough will appear next spring in the tragedy Virginius at Drury Lane. The principal Ghilzai Chiefs will be detained at the Ameer's camp until the British reach Gunda- muk. Lord Salisbury left ...
... the Gaiety Theatre commences with the appearance of Mdlle. Sarah Bernhardt in Adrienne Lecouvreur. The summer seaion. at Drury Lane will be marked frr th# introduotioa of a new play from the pen of ...
... the Gaiety Theatre commences with the appearance of Mdlle. Sarah Bernhardt in Adrienne Lecouvreur. The summer season at Drury Lane will be marked by the introduction of a new play from the pen of j Mr. Paul Merritt, of the New Babylon order. The City ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT IN T.DNDON. As workmen were engaged uemolishing some old houses in Kemble Street, Drury Lane, on Monday, the roof of one of the houses suddenly fell in, bury- ing three men under the debris. One was quickly extricated, and taken in a cab ...
... Vatican ^V^eetie MOnSi8IOt4 The usual summer changes commenced on Satnr day night with the closing of the St. James's and of Drury Lane Theatres. The latter will, however re. open on the 3 J at instant, with ft new cUaoft ——- j ...
... with great success. In 1870, on Saturday, Sept. 24, first performance at Drury Lane Theatre of the drama of Amy Robsart, she acted the title role. The same year at Drury Lane Theatre, on Monday, December 19, Miss Neilson appeared as Juliet, the character ...
... Olivia in Telfth Night. She sub- sequently fulfilled various engagements at Edinburgh and Bath, and in 1826 was engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, where she first appeared as Viol ante in The Wonder. In 1829, at Covent Garden Theatre, she sustained the part ...
... with Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Her Majesty's. When Mr. E. L. Blanchard writes the pantomine, and Messrs. Emden and Telbin are responsible for the picturesque scenery, failure is impossible. Hence, in Mother Goose, the pantomine at Drury Lane, Mr ...
... stated that in the summer of 1863 he had met a woman named Emma Jackson, a tailoress. at a pub- lic-house in Charles Street, Drury Lane. They drank together, and she went home with him to his room, at 4. George Street, St. Giles's. Duriug the night he saw ...
... and Hope. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and suite attended the performance of Blue Beard, at Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday evening. The Queen's New Year's gifts to the poor of the parish of New Windsor, Holy Trinity, and Clewer ...
... AN 1M- .MIDGET SUCCESS. — The American Midgeti.. ANH No WONDER.—When on the first night of the revival of the World at Drury Lane the heavy act drop fell with a heary crash, many of the audi- ence, though the piece had j lIst begun, thought for the moment ...
... histrionic powers, and cultivated them with an assiduity which would have done credit to a disci pie of Covent Garden or Drury Lane. It was not difficult for those who heard him often to distinguish between sermons which he preached for the first time ...