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... UNANS ERABLE, Holland w - a - s . sta - tring it at York, where also happened to be one of the 'inferior actors of Drury Lane. In Macbeth this underling was playing one ot the murderers, and in his reply to Macbeth's There's :blood upon thy face ...
... grammar. Mr. Smith—Without doubt, if you go to the better class theatres. [They sally forth to the better class theatres.] DRURY LANE. M. Pompom—Mon I this is the language of the people whom I most hate. Mr. smith—Oh, yes, I had forgotten. Let us go and ...
... crowd of diminutive but epsekling substitutes which have since taken their place had not yet appeare& and halt price at Drury Lane or Covent Garden was'a dreary dissipation after a morn;n4 of desk work. There were no Alhambrakthen, and no CrEmortee, nor ...
... with some of the most successful productions at the Criterion Theatre. Some time ago she left the Criterion and joined the Drury Lane company, and whilst playing in the melodrama The ' World. sustainied an accident to one of her feet, She laid up for a ...
... Stuart, merchant, Bridgewater-street, foreman. Edwin Bamford, merchant, Cheapside. Ralph Lyon Broadbent, corn merchant, Drury- _ lane. • Arthur Leslie Burton, merchant, Towerbuildings. George Comer, cotton broker, Tithebarnstreet. Joseph Cowden, broker ...
... as Mr. George Rignold, end asking for the loan of in conwpmee of pecuniary embarrasments connected with his appearance at Drury Lane Theatre. lie wrote a second letter in July, excusing himself frem replying to a letter of Lord Wolv'erton's the ground that ...
... 1 9 „ r usg telegraphed for had great difficulty c e the line. 1 • • i . DRURY LANE THSATBE,—A thorough . Vincing proof of the nresting energy a spirited lessee of Drury Lane 1 Theatre. Augustus 'Harris, i s supplied in the 1 . 0 that he has secured ...
... his movements were guarded over. On Tuesday last his Excellency, Latly Spencer, and the Hon C. R. Spencer paid a visit to Drury-lane, little knowing that, as they sat in the stalls enjoying the heroics of Mr Harris, the villaflies of Mr. Barnes, and the ...
... Lyceum where—without from candour swerving— Booth may be said to be the best, though t'other's Moor 'tis•lrying. But as for Drury Lane, why zounds ! it's Harris-in not pleasin'. To meet with an Ingo who's so palpably a Vezin, Especially since any fool, or ...
... contains an admirable photograph of Miss Florence St. John as Olivette and a clever two-page series of cbaracters from the Drury Lane pantomime, which certainly show that for quaintness of co:Apace and grotesquenees this year's pantomime cannot be overdone ...
... Carl Rosa intends to enter into direct competition next year with the Italian Opera at Covent Ga,rden, und wifl hpen at Drury Lane Th , atre n Alaich 26, with Marie Roze in •' leidelio. Mr. Rosa has decideti to give up Wagner, and pin his faith to what ...
... Miss Marie De Grey, with • Amy Ro ut ; Mrs. -Scott Siddons ; Miss. Kate Sant,: , with' La Maseotte ; Our Boys; the Drury Lane ra itta ‘ The World ; Madlle. Sarah Bernhardt--) e i —(laughter) pardon—Madame Damala Rosa Opera Company,. with era ...