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... Whiston Brandsby Leeds MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. Florence Ir)é-d and Maggie Dusgtn have srincir;.l parts in the Drury Lane Pantomime. iss Duggaa was the “ Dou’t go” in [olanthe the first time at the Town Hall Theatre, Harrogate. Patti-Rosa, an ...
... architect Mr. hirpo tor & new and really magnificent theatre to free bim from tbe heavy mfonu'bilitiel of management at Drury-lane. r. Harris is desirious to have such a theatre, and ere long it will most probably be erected ; but up to now nothing has ...
... *“ Young Mrs. Winthrop.” % of . - Mr. Leonard Boyne duly appeared at the Grand Theatre as Vyvyan Foster, the hero of the Drury Lane drama, ““ T'he Armada.” After the performance he had so serious a quarrel with Mr. Augustus Harris that he was induced to ...
... privileges. He was like Samuel in John Coleman are in negotiation forth:vd* the quiet dovelsmoll of his life. Samuel was tion at Drury Lane of the latter gentleman’s dedicated to God from his birth. John Bright adaptation o?Shke-pnn’- “ Pericles, Prinoe of believed ...
... Carl Rosa opera cowpany bave joined forces so far as matters musicalare concerned. The energetic and popular wanager of Drury-lane and the bigh priest of Italian opera in Loudop bas joined the board of the com- Eny bearing the name of the famous promoter ...
... the b and topical song have been | ager of Drury- ergetic and popular wan- ~ Ist innings. AR ) 4 stall. - liday fosti y| f Drury-lane and the high pries F. Barber, b - el s ored oedpierd St b,!\he oR n connection with | mgron e boliday festival, and a spirited ...
... Umbria, after a most successful Ameri ...
... literature of the stage, the laughing spirit of Charles ln;io, swell-knoum gntnmimint. and father of Cbarles Laucie, of the Drury Lane pantomimes, is dan:l % - The -gpom' tment of Messrs. Augustus Harris and H. Bruce as joint managing directors of the Carl ...
... better chance of recovery from dangerous illness than their less well-cared-for neLfi:nhoun. The children were tall taught at Drury Lane, and they were employed |as a rule not more than two months in the year. ‘What the deputation protested against was the ...
... propose to reopen cn June Sth with *“ Jim the Penman.” - . - Mr. Augstus Harris bas for the third time renewed bis lease of Drury Lane Ihbeatre for a term of five years, dating from October next. Mr. Harris's tenancy of the present bouse, it is sai‘, will ...
... a committee under his leadership are busily engaged in arrangements for an lgncfivo bepefit performance to take place at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Henry Irvi ;c:?u an invitation to be tat t?o elo-li‘l‘g ormance, at the Vicurh‘\ g.n. Archer Street, Bayswater ...
... committee under his leadership are busily engaged in arrangements for an attractive benefit performance to-hke place at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Richard Mansfield’s season at the Globe Theatre bas come to a close. Mr. Manefield was nted with a very handsome ...