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... Signor ABRAM Signor De ANNA ABDITI ~ be secured ot Cramer's. VARIETY Roars Neyer bran Artin the ct HARVEY & CONNOLLY (Late Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres). Sisters Atona, and most laughable. Wonderful ‘Miss Violette Tem; ‘Wood. Miss Nelly Willis. ...
... this day (Monday) at for st. James's Cemetery. ** For ever TDEV UK—September 9, 1888, at 8? Lower Ste, ‘Trevor (tormerly of Drury lane.) street, Jane, youngest daughter of the late will leave on tamorrow (Tuesd: jp at9ore! for pera at Barracks, Dablin, WAT ...
... eldest son of thY late J !:Vt!-:eptrlrulcr t, 1SS, at 37 Lower Stebhenr 1u-trageit slaughter of the late Williar ?? c.r Drury lane. l1 IP. Fmneral will -.7-:-orov Tuesday, miorning at 9 'eclock for Gins. ' '-Sent 5. .13, it Anrchnacree, For-fashire h ...
... everybody. Mr Kean camo to Ireland with the recommendation tho Irish people of having given the receipts of a benefit at Drury lane to the starving peasantry. Bis shoKtooaings, which were many, vmre forgiven for set friendship. It recorded that Hichard ...
... called for Tt t eo Ural Withess ‘Thomas Arne was the prosecution, and his evidence ran -- Tam tie numberer of the boxes of Drury lane playhouse ui Pr Mr. Fleetwood, On Saturday t t i welivered my accounts in at the property + wie then, ab eqht at night, ...
... average of about twelve children in cach. With regard to theatres (although many more than tbis are engaged at Drury lane and Covent Garden—Drury lane having forty- four children io the ballet alone, regai of * su a a8 many of them haveno at all, aod keep to ...
... Ireland. There was come question at the time about the authenticity of the assertion, the argument being that inasmuch as Drury lane was a swell quarer in the age of it was the highly improbable that the author of Fairie Queen,” in his condition of distressed ...
... from the South of Ireland. wont into a pablichouse in Drury lane last Wednesday, got tipsy, and pro- claimed their mission in the hearing of a crowded tap. They were no doubt unaware that Drury lane isan Irish neighboarheod, but they were enlightened om ...
... of the detective department. Mr. Augustus new play, “ The Armada,” is one Oo! { the most stupendous efforts ever made at Drury Lane. Upon it has been expenaed an of sciyntitic, and artistic de- tatl that 18 posiusely wonderful. There is, in fact, too much ...
... triumph of scene painting. The water and trees and houses and people are as close life though they were on the canvases of Drury lane or the Lyceum, and one instinctively stops as oue approaches the panorama and asks how it is possible that waterfall can ...
... Alfred Paget,” who, be says, hed the habit of pettenng about the stage and during rehearsals He was standing on the stage of Drury lane while the cberes ladies and geatle- men were having their veices tned. ta which ceremony be did net appear te take interest ...
... old friend, Lord Alfred Paget,” who, be says, had the habit of about the stage and during He was standing on the s'age of Drury lane while the chorus ladies and men wers having their voices tried, in which cerewony he did net eppear to take till a checky ...