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... not confine his labours to the Strand Theatre. He wrote burlesques for the Adelphi and the Olympic, and a pantomime for Drury Lane, all of which were pecuniarily and professionally successful. When in these days one in search of information asks Mr Byron ...
... friends, that now feels like a giant refreshed. Last night London was more than usually interesting in theatrical sense. Drury Lane waa produced play whioh is sufficient to invoke the ahada of the astonished Sheridan. The Mastodon Minstrels from New York ...
... the put of Rebecca ia drama of that title, founded on Sir Walter Scott's novel '* Ivanhos, performed for the first time Drury Lane. December the same year she sppesred at the same theatre Rosalind a revival of Yon Like It. In month of September, 1372 ...
... composer was established; the opera ran two but never received a penny for its production. r—r Fair Rosamund was produced at Drury Lane •1007. and ran for fifty nights. FariueUi was produoed the same theatre in 1839; but Michael Balfe, to the hero's part ...
... cholera recently died yesterday morning at advanced age. THE FATAL FIRE DRTJRY LANE. inquest on the men killed by fire in Drury Lane, verdict ot manslaughter waa returned against Daniel O'Eeefe and Mary Simmons. THE ACCIDENT TO A MAIL STEAMEB. ! After the ...
... _the ground. not sopposad that anyone has been inmred the premises were not occupied night, no'rtion White Hons Street, Drury Lane, hasllso given w.y An inquiry was held Louth on Thursday into the death of George libhinson, inmate the sick ward the workhouse ...
... sammer in selection from their extensive repertoire, works of Shakspera and Schiller. The plays will mounted and produced at Drury lane in the elaborate manner that is observed Mtningen, and which has won for the company the high European reputation which ...
... theatres in London will be olosed preparatory to the production of the Christmas pantomimes. There will considerable change at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Mr Chatterton, who was so long known connection with tbe former theatre, goes to the latter, which he ...
... Gaiety and the Surrey .opened their doors on Friday night upon their Christmas fare, bat tbe traditional homes of pantomime—Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres —according to immemorial oustom opened on Boxing Night. At both houses tha final rehearsal took ...
... iiistaaoe did no good, The th«ntriaal events the wets are devoid totorest. The pantomime cf Mother Goose is still running at Drury Lane, and adding to the store golden eggs in the treasury of. the °rtoJia±e lessee. The withdrawal the La Belle Ncvrnjade'' ...
... being nearly £80,000. Tho famous company from the Duke Saxe Meiningen's Theatre, who have come to fulfil an engagement at Drury Lane, arrived in England yesterday. The company numbers eighty persons. the Kith am wife killing case, the jury yesterday returned ...
... fisheries. BIGGAB: ask on Thursday the attention of Home Secretary been called to the announcement of play to ba performed at Drury Lane, which advocated the I of desvjota, and if so, whether was his intention ta German actors a* had done editor the Mr JAMES ...