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... a great expense, secured the services TILE FIRE & 'LIFE INSURANCE COMPA NY. of MR. S. H. PAUL and MR. PAUL VALENTINE, Drury- : lane, the Snrrey. and Covent Garden Theatres, aud a Strong AT> tw rr-n t company. FARMING IN NEW ZEALAND. EVERY EVENING, until ...
... holiday resorts has, se far as the production of absolute novelties is concerned, gradually declined in importance. Excepting Drury Lane and Covent Gardeu, which still resist all inducements to forwa'd their pantomime in point of time, the evening of Boxing ...
... each. The last on dit in the London musical world is that M. Strackosch, the American impresario, will next season take Drury-lane Theatre, and give a series of Italian operas with a mixed company of American and European artistes. Margaret Murray, wife ...
... degrees in the temperature in about 12 hours. The recent fogs London have seriously affected the business of the theatres. At Drury-lane and Coventgarden the receipts fell £200. a night. Brighton has been fixed upon as the most suitable site for the Easter ...
... expires at the end of the present year. THE recent fogs in London have seriously affeoted the busines of the theatres. At Drury Lane and 'Covent Garden the receipts fell £2OO a night. A REUTER'S telegram from Halifax states that the Princess Louise and ...
... General Manager. THEATRE ROYAL, STOURBRIDGE. Engagement of Mr. HENRY , LORAINE The Eminent Tragedian from the theatre lioyal, Drury Lane, FOR SI NIGHTS ONLY, Who will make hia first appearance ON MONDAY, FEBIWARY 16th, 1680. MONDAY, RICHARD III; TUESDAY, iIAMLET ...
... poet's birthday was commemorated at Stratfordupon-Avon. On Ssturday, June 4, 1836, complimentary benefit was given to him at Drury-lane Theatre, and on this occasion be played Hamlet and Dos Foltz in The Wonder to the Dolma Vielante of Mrs. Nisbet; whilo ...
... £155 is., being the result of a morning performance kindly devoted to the fund by Mr. Augustus Harris, the lessee of the Drury Lane Theatre. In acknowledging the receipt of a seventh remittance of 22,000 from the Lord Mayor of London, the Duchess of M ...
... eight feet in diameter. ; M. Albin has ealsed the greatest sensation-in London • with this Monate-, at tte I heatre Royal Drury Lane, in the pantomime of Blue Beard. He has also performed 350 .uccessive times at the WestmF,ster quar4vo, and Crystal Palace ...
... brightness of much of the bonffli, it is ta give place to Lee Cloohes.—M. Augustin Harris has snored another success at Drury Lane with the aid of the ballet. The Anambra will have to look to its laurels in respect of this kind of piece. If there be a ...
... sometimes degenerates into twaddle. K. G.— Byron's play of Marino Faliero was first performed the teeth of injunction at Drury Lane Theatre, April 25th, 1821. Elliston being the Isssee. ...
... unlocked in his loving conferences with Julie. This character was that selected by Mr. King for his first appearance at Drury Lane some years ago, where for three years he distinguished himself and gained high encomiums of praise from the ablest critics ...