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... DRURY LANE SCHOOL. I called ut Drury one morning, say.i dramatic piWHip. Can I the hcliool Certainly.” Where la it the Masonic Hall —for the en-at I.ano house like the fortified ca-tlo of days, and contains this many other self-Hnfticinp resources. When ...
... DRURY LANE SCHOOL. So I callt-d ut I>rury one morning, gays n dramatic piWMiu. Can I the achool Certainly. Where is it “In the Masonic Hall —for the (Treat house is like tho fortifietJ ca-tlo of rncdiieval days, and contains this aiuonp many other se ...
... handsome wreaths, of which there were 20, including one each from Messrs. Rodgers, of the Prince of Wales Theatre, and from Drury Lane Theatre, London. The funeral service was read by tlic Rev. l>r. Randall. The name of Mr. Hare, whose time is full}- occupied ...
... tho remaining 6s. 6d. Mr. Blanchard cultivated literature a little oatmeal Although his name is still associated with the Drury Lane shows, Mr. Blanchard warmly repudiates having any share in their concoction, and declares that they diner in every essential ...
... who was arrested by Polke-oonstable Raven, was fined 10a, and costa 14a Thomas Joiner ana Albert Osborne, both living m Drury Lane. Solihull, were fined and costs each for assaulting Henry Daniel Hawkes, Solihull, on the 6th Soiree. —Mr. J. Clark's annual ...
... Pizarro. His first appearance in London was trio Victoria Theatre, Nov. 8, 1848, Sir Giles Overreach. About 1853 joined the Drury Lane company, playing Hamlet, lago, Macduff, Claude Melnottc, Welllmm, Ac., under K. T. Smith's management. At the Princess’s ...
... quantity. Meanwhile, I believe, rays a London correspondent, Mr. Augustus Harris would willing let his former partner have Drury Lane on the termination of the pantomime season at Easter, and it is quite the cards that Mr. Rosa, if he cannot obtain a smaller ...
... that within the present March 28) will also occur the annivenary rfi first appearance in England at Bunn's benefit onsii Drury Lane. PASTEUR’S PATIENTS. 7>r. Diijardin-Beaumcty, in his general raprij rabies, states that for the past two years the»w*l mortality ...
... to give evidence in the rase, and, on permission being accorded, he said that Miss Vonion was engaged him to play in the Drury Lane pantomime a salary of £7O. per week. She was still playing Robin Hood, but not every night. She played whenever she liked ...
... about the I'.niisli section tinexhibition from the first. HRl'Kr I.ANK PANTO.iI(ME. Thf announcement lliat the autumn drama Drury Lane w’ll tx- by \i»wsra i’aul M ...
... recover from Mr. Augustas Harris, lessee and manager of Drury Lane Theatre, he sum of £2. ss. fid. damages for breach of contract. She staled that on the 15th of January she went to the box-office Drury Lane and purchased a private box ticket. She paid £2. 2s ...
... will rotnxtaco and hi* theatre, broad , —fT* SO, the Graod SportacoUr with all the wonderful Scenery and 5i— . Royal. Drury Lane _ THEATRE- —To-NIG nr, and during Week. Drama. AI/>NE \JI * Miller and KlUetons Company. Ift—Eltects. ••SIIiKRIA.-from ...