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... trinity of Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle, it is only necessary to add the name of Gorino Thomas, whose Esmeralda was given Drury Lane on a memorable Easter Monday few seasons ago, staged with grand effect, and produced with the utmost completeness. At the ...
... n of Signor Randboger, and the willing and energetic aid of Mr. Augustus Harris, be stood a joint sponsor for Esmerulda Drury Lane Theatre, in which first presentation Madame OsosGUf a Burns eclipsed herself as the heroine of Victor Hugo’s narrative. ...
... Majesty's Theatre will commence May 23th. rivalry with the Colonel Will Mr. Augustus Harris the Covent Garden bouse. The lessee Drury Lane has secured a star company for his venture. It includes Madame* Klla Russell, Valdi, Sladi, Milba, Mclntyre, Kngel, Van ...
... Halliday, then one of the most prolific of our dramatists, was also to tho fore the Prince of Wales with his rather laboured Drury Lane stage version of Ivauhoe/” entitled, Rebecca. Mr. T. C. King gave powerful rendering of the character of Isaac of \ ork ...
... Tearle's Shakespearean performance comes on on the 3rd June. Pleasure and Human Nature follow, and this stage, being just the Drury Lane size, is a great convenience. Fau*t up to Date comes here. June 24th will see The World Against Her ; tho August Bank Holiday ...
... Trade, Ac.” Death or a Well-Known Pantomtmist.—Charlre Lanri, a well-known paatomimist, and father of Charles Lauri, of Drury Lane fame, died yesterday morning after a long illness, at his residence, Kenningtoa Park Road. Manaenaira Exhibitiom.— The highest ...
... Mr. Registrar Cole. Prince Wales Theatre.— ./fufiMzn Nature, one of the most popularly effective of the now long series Drury Lane melodramas associated with the name of Mr. i Augustus Harris is once more at the Prince of Wales Theatre, whither will doubtless ...
... everywhere OUR PLAYHOUSES: A LOCAL RETROSPECT. NO. 12. Fresh from the successes that the Queen’s Theatre, Long Acre, and Drury Lane, she had made in London, Miss Wallis appeared at the Prince of Wales in 1874 Juliet, Rosalind, Pauline, and Amy Robsart ...