THE INFLUENZA
... published the illustrated journals almost invariably appeared in them. Mr. Izowden was his 77tli year. TWELFTH NIhHT AT DRURY LANE ...
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THEATRE
... THEATRE - unct'ially half past twelve thismoming Mr. James rernandu/ stepped upon stage of Drury Lane neatro, and fas donblo capacity of Master of the Lvce Theatrical Fund and trustee of the Baddeley Bequest, cut the famous Twelfth Cake,” and welwjred ...
SKETCH OF HIS CAREER
... still continued to act, playing in his own theatres and also accepting engagements others. Ho played with Gustavns Brooke Drury Lane, and afterwaiHs, in conjunction with the late Walter Montgomery, became lessee of the Uaymarkct Theatre, in London. When ...
A HEAVY DAY’S WORK
... deoeaaed, who was years of age, had bad a very adventurous fife. When about seventeen years old u® Joined Smith’s Circus from Drury Lane, which wa* visit’ and Ramsgate got an engagement as bottom dens’ man WomWell’s No, Meuagerir- From this bo rose to be a ...
DAILY MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1880
... age on the Eiffel Tower. Mr. Harry Nicbolls, anwering the query, Which theatre suits your method of acting beet? writes “Drury Lane (to the end August, 189/. —when I shall bo you should hear of anything).” thinks that parsing bis old age proprietor of ...
J 3 0 TO ORDER
... wo, asks Mr. Kola, clients, gentle o'- simple, learned or unlearned, care to follow Lord Eldon’s lead nowadays? At the Drury lane Theatre he finds sumptuous entertainment, Jac* attd tic Bcmutofi, the production must have cost thousands of pounds, and ...
THE BIRMINGHAM HAIL? MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IP, 1890. LOCAL NEWS AND JOTTINGS
... against the lettorof the law. hut likewise a deep sin against the of the heart. There is a council memorandum by Colly Cibber, Drury Lane Theatre. It is dated Sept. 23rd, ston Miss Seal’s salary till further order, and that of Mrs. Willis, ser.r. woman to be ...
FLASHES FROM THE FOOTLIGHTS
... others, lift the heaviest weights at Drury Lane, without trickery, and a genuine manner. The £lOO. must be deposited beforehand, and proper judges appointed. N.B.—No one has yet dared to accept this challenge. Drury Lane Theatre.” the shade of David Garrick ...
GOOD MKLTON OVKIiCOATS BVENINO DEEfia StHTB 1 10 0 TO OUDBEL 3 5 9 TO OUDUL THE I)AILV MAIL
... talk has been that Mr. Charles Harris, the manager, had burning desire to excel the pantomime of his brother Augustus at Drury Lane ; and to that end he spared no expense in the engagement of splendour and talent. Miss Minnie Palmer’s terms were £75. per ...
FLASHES FBOMTEE FOOTLIGHTS. i« little bit Mid for the middle-aged playgoer to be told, as nowadays constantly ..
... throwing some hundreds of people out of employment. Considering that the entertainment was started in direct opposition to his Drury Lane annual, it speaks well for the generosity of Mr. Augustus Harris that ho has offered to give performance for tho benefit ...
A CHANGE Of fORTON E
... instances in theatrical history strange ups and downs in actors’ lives, but there has seldom been atranger instance than Drury Lane is now affording. A gentleman who many years ago took the leading part this theatre for two successive seasons is now employed ...
Lrmr und’h hodbt
... that she would rather be songstre**” than disciple of Terpsichore. She mentions that she arranged the pas do buit for the Drury Lane pantomime, and that she has lately trained some half-dozen lady dancers for the country “showa.” She haa also several private ...