... I SCENE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. ^it a rece,lt afternoon an amusing scene was Messed in Russell-street, in which is the stage b °r of Drury-lane Theatre. In preparation for the L^omiine the officials had advertised for One J^dred pretty, well-made, and ...

... A SCENE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. A scene of considerable confusion was witnessed a few days ago outside the stage door of Drury Lane Theatre, in Russell street, Covent Garden. The management had issued an adver- tisement in the following terms:— One hundred ...

... DISCOVERY. On Saturday afternoon the body of an old woman was found in the cellar of the house No. 40, Great Wild street, Drury lane. The body was observed through the cellar window from the street, and from its appearance must have been there several days ...

... t* Youth, at Drury Lane, is a great success. Last week the receipts averaged £ 400 a night. A serious riot is reported from Fourah Bay, Sie rra Leone. It was put down by the police, but not before some injury had been done to life and property. Inmany ...

... expects half that sum for a night's acting. This week Notes and Queries re- prints the particulars of a week's wages at Drury Lane Theatre 103 years ago. Lacy was paid £ 16 13s and Garrick received £ 34 3s for their week's work. By far the largest salary ...

... eet Police-court, London, Mary Ann Dickson, a young woman, who stated that she lived with her mother in the Ooal yard, Drury- lane, was charged before Mr. Newton with indecept conduct in Hyde park. Polite constable John Ktiimett, 219 A. stated that about ...

... Henry Paptall, jun., a machine agent, living at 20, Devon- shire hill, Hanipstead. The prosecutor was at the pit entrance of Drury lane Theatre on the 19th alt., but finding a large crowd there, he proceeded to the balcony entrance in Cutherine.street. Detective ...

... s. he had suffered much from indigence and even the pangs of hunger. Three years later. and Edmund Kean had appeared at Drury Lane Theatre; the pit had risen at him: his !mama was prodigious, Fortune showed her gifts upon him. This abrupt turning et the ...

... the Era that a general meeting of the dramatic and musical professions is called for Tuesday, May 17th. in the saloon at Drury Lane Theatre, when the new constitution, rules, Ac., of the Dramatic and Musical Sick Fund will b'3 submitted. At the recent ...

... draul ei huu. Beth fu'r canlyniad I Ymgododd i fod yn un o brif sZr y oyaawd cerddorol. Clywsom hi, dro yn 01, yn canu yn Drury Lane, Llundain, a dywedid wrthym y pryd hwnw ei bod yn derbyn dau gant o bunau bob nos am ei gwasanaeth ! Dian mai hi a Patti ...

... be one of the richest men in London. In fact, the late Mr. Rendle, it is under- stood, found the money by means of which Drury lane became a source of profit. At Greenwich Police-court, on Tuesday, Mr. Lay- man, barrister, applied for a summons under tLe ...

... and Peter slipped into the room and emptied poison in the water, which his fat her unsuspecting drank during the night. At Drury lane The World, with Messrs. Rignold, Harris, Jackson, and Miss Fanny Josephs in their originjil parts, reinforced by Mr. Macklin ...