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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... have sometimes a great utility in lute.” Then he tld his story :— Some years ago (proceeded Mr | was onr evening through Drury-lane on my tothe Gaiety Theatre, where | was at that time playing ré/e My attention was suddenly attracted b; a pathetic voice ...
... ail nuts, it pave t. a fair start, and ber debut was the talk of special pet •'ormao.-e (riven to honour ot the Shah at Drury Lane 1i73. ime. wav play the title-roles “La Traviata and “ :o tho I’rst act each opera &l>liu3. Kiii'fton otderca, c o:.o o ...
... strong preautnp.ion iu Carey s favour. li is recorded by Mr Chappell that May 15, 1300, George 111 iviug been abot at in Drury lane Tueatre, the following stanza (said to have been written on the spot by Sheridan) was sung by Kelly, and enoorea w ...
... mottos. Mane =ma Imp am= al 'him may boa of yaw* Mri* by ob (o bad .40) as Madera. allow At. spatial performance homer Shah M Drury lane 1t73, /Cir. Names eras to play the title rulm M Donato .4 !Mignon in the eke. eat Ramo Mita. WI orderi at parr, art ...
... members of tho company, 1 had only from u 2 to 23 dollars peroightloft.onthcarerogo, for myself. When Colonel first opened at Drury Lane, Mr Gye'sanvoy, tbe late Augustas Harris, sppearsd, and endeavoured to secure Titicne.wbo had not yet signed her contract ...
... one day in 1858 came the late Mr T Smith ask for professional assistance in the formation of an Italian Opera Company at Drury lane. Tbo speculation proved successful, and it was continued for two or three seasons. Mr T Smith was not exactly a purist in ...
... before an English audience a play from which borne talent appears to shrink. Everyone has heard the famous dictum of the Drury-lane lessee, that Shakespeare spelt ruin. Irving (favoured no doubt by exceptionally adventitious circumstances) clearly proved ...
... desth of poor Mrs H‘6ratb, and which grants this class tho privilege to commit murder in the name British Justice.’ Loudon (Drury-lane Branch).—Meeting dn Sunday evening J II M'Farren in the chair. Mr J M Han wa i unanimously elected delegate to the coming ...
... wife rernarking, ' Ieiokcd scornfully ati me, He's only a z.ninger. t2a special performance given in honour ' .h Shah at Drury-lane in 2873, M1dine Nilsson was to play the title-roles of la Traviata 'and Mignon in the first act of etch opera. Milh ...