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... Edward Swanborough formery of the Strand Theatre Day comedian William West 94th year the of the English stage lessee of Drury Lane in 1820 Sydney Hayes Adelphi actor John Clayton actor lessee J W Hill distinguished comedian of various theatres Emma E ...
... the field. The addition to the list of aspirants for mu ed in honours is Mr. Augustus Harris, the well-! served lessee of Drury-lane. It bas been sng whose that be is seeking for materials for bi vhat it pantomime, while otbers profess to knov the forthcoming ...
... notioes. which appeared in the leading London journal on New Vearist Day a century ago, of the performance of Hamlet at Drury Lane, and Henry Ilr. at Covent Garden. Each notice makes about twenty lines. Kemhle was tho Niece of Denmark, sad Ryder Falstaff ...
... reet, Preston. and iron, VOMPETENT JOBBING PRINTER, with knc —o, Gure- machines; married; steady; good referenoes. | 2, Drury-lane, Westgate, Wakefiel 10 RINTERS’ SiACHINIST, experienced, wis! s O 89, at tiou has worked Walter, and vario DA D 255, Hich-street ...
... PHELPS AND IitACREADY BRUTE AND BEAST.— When Phelps came to Drury. lane with Macready, he alternated the parts of Macbeth and Macduff. He made a great hit i in Macduff. It was one of his p ly er h fo a r n i NOW READY. Uniform with the Golden Lib ...
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... sometimes the re: fully assuredly an actor knows well whether he i: yr, alas, al por- well or ill. On the day of his last appes Drury Lane he writes, to Dru son’s Attended to business. Very low in spi could scarcely repress the tears that ros most 8 eves when ...
... Wells, and other theatres, who prodt thut, a3 e , s p intomime of Blue E at the pean Crysta . band — Sew WR ea, ms t of Drury Lane, and who has conducted t year, tant tours throughout the United Ki ving to acting as manager actor, and t rational to save ...
... theatres, who produ ition; pantomime of Blue Beard at the Crystal ] for under the direction -f Mr. Atuustus H ' y the of Drury Lane, and who has conducted Africa tant tours throughout the United Ki d by acting as stage manager, actor, and b ine to agent ...
... 20th of October last yeair Ward Paid the sum of X4, a portion of the charge for a fit-p for a theatrical performance in Drurys Lane. he whole charge was £12 for the hire of stage properties for a period of nine weels certain, and it was under- stood that ...
... mother had ap 2 her with him in the same pantomime as pr dancer and columbine when he marnied | ecker, | They lived close by Drury-lane, an rds of | walks generally took the direction of Garden Market, to look at the fruit and f rong, A salesman, recognising ...
... drama Speaking of modem times he is candid enough to ! admit the structural imperfections of hisown theatre Thestage of Drury Lane generallysupposed one of the finest in the world is he says one the worst for its size he has ever seen ' The most perfect ...