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... I FROM OCR LADY CORRESPONDENT. I Jack the bta-mfaik. Drury Lane, ia, I hear, likely to eclipse nil predecessors. The dresses, of which private press view given other day, are mngmticent, especially those of the and god dense* great procession. Minerva ...
... 1S. mede oa gcellact efiert to save lim, bat | aro ead more Obeiles Lean, @ well known a ee ot Ib of Chale Laarl of the Drury Lane peatoni . 10 afters long at bis 8 we, London 0 ¢ 10 The d-eth is announce! Mr. Heary Pollock 6 10 a of (he present Haron ...
... Mr. R. r. ovi CARTE'S OPERA COMPANY, ia Gilbert and Sullifan', THE YEOMEN OF THE ATTRACTION for HOLIDAY' THE ARMADA. I DRURY LANE COMPANY SCENERY. LANE DRESSES and EFFECTS GRAND THEATRE -TO-NIGHT MM* DAY) and EVERY EVENING 7 Ji, Annual IL,-,, Pantomimic ...
... shopkeepers, who form large part of constituency, for his management of Drury Lane Theatre he brought prosperity good many thorn a time when their fortunes were a very low ebb, Drury Lane Theatre to the surrounding neighbourhood what the fair is to Nijni Novgorod ...
... dated December 20th 1741 when Quin acted Jaques Chapman Touchstone Mrs Pritchard Rosalind and Kitty Clive Celia This at Drury Lane Theatre and twenty-live represents tions with this cast be accepted as indicating in those days the attainment of a marked ...
... expected that the management of Her Majesty's will do their level best compete successfully with Mr. Augustus Harris's show at Drury Lane. The production at the Hayraarkot of Mr. Buchanan's adaptation Jiuger la I!ante (A Man's was yesterday fixed detin.teiy ...
... furthering the interests of others many still can testify When he was a reader of plays for the managements of Covent Garden Drury Lane and Olympic he often withdraw one of his own pieces to give younger dramatists a chance Leigh Hunt in the preface of the ...
... extraordinary standard of play There will I hear be only one great pantomime this year that of Covent Garden The breakdown of Drury Lane year has hitherto deterred the enterprising theatrical manager from undertaking an expenditure of £10000 or £12000 on Christmas ...
... week After tour Continent in the provinces came to Co vent Garden where at the age of twenty-three the Third with marked At Drury Lane after he acted to Kean’s Othello public excitement were divided into two parties as the Boothites” curiously close resemblance ...
... eligible seats in the boxes front row’s in the stalls diminish to vanishing point At the large houses like Covent Garden Drury Lane where the cost of each representation may be estimated at about £200 the loss of revenue arising from the expiration of ...
... that certainly all London, ae that term understood in certain circles, was present the first representation of the new Drury Lane drama. The Royal Oak, its name implies, founded upon the stirring and dramatic episodes connected with flight from Worcester ...
... at Drury Lane ought to be of value The Vokes family will represent the principal characters in the opening being it is understood the last time of their appearance in pantomine and Mr Harry Payne and Mr Charles Lauri will be the clowns Drury Lane a strong ...