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... EXCITING INCIDENT DRURY LANE THEATRE Grave conaoqutfiicea hare r«B!iilb:4 etv. crow many See® tiiiapto in thoafcre than that startled the apfictitor® during the third act tli« cuntf«:»aotic drama Drury I#wi« oo gartwdfty mwohag. The audienc®, densely ...
... THE IiTLACAS DJ DRURY LANE THEATRE. MR. WHISTLER’S VERSION IT. I Mr. Whistler baa given interviewer hi* version the fracas Drury tamo Theatre laac Saturday, when h® enlivaond the «n fcracte with attempt Mr. Augustus Moor®, proprietor the Hawk. Necdleae ...
... would never write cheque Friday), and them off getosupper.desurhay”—Afterthiseventcasneßoucioault'fl unfortunate experiment Drury Lane with The. Coike* and Drown, which was speedily followed by short •eesinn the Tbcatec Jtoyal, Woetminster (Antfoy'*), which ...
... friends; Oua. may* th® reader pleases, called Mr. Gus Harris, for to-day become® sheriff London. Hia Masonic friends the Drury Lane Lodge presented him, yesterday, with a gold chain, a teatimonial of their esteem. It seems that in former times ©very Sheriff ...
... resignation M. Vianeai, the first conductor. Vianesi, who is a great experience, i« well known in England, having conducted at. Drury Lane well heing at; the head affair* Colont Garden Italian opera for years. has ala-S in the course his career, conducted! in ...
... ® will have a grand concert London, and will ultimately take up her abode in Paria She made her first appearance England Drury Lane Theatre a* Marguerite in Gounod‘s year 1672. On© of her inosli important fontival work with ...
... AN W,** under diracLico Mr. W. J. Lancaster. sxrr. Important EmacnaenMAr Foolti»o3y Kx NWtta o_;r. Mr. AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S DRURY LANE COMPANY ihr firriki BorleaqDo. VENUS.” Perfonaanc® • Tbcemdat, October RAND THEATRE, the Great Actor, Mr. J HERMANN VKZIN ...
... Little Mia® Vera will make farewell the character of Lord Fauntleroy. !«k> attractive does new oi Money, continue to prove Drury Lane, that Mr'. Augusta® Harm coo tern plates transferriDg it Covent Garden daring time that the boards of the *' National Theatre ...
... th© Prince Wales Theatre in the spring tuna tlm Gaiety burlosque Mm Emeralda, and also th® and romantic ftc f.kib, front Drury Lane. A horse attached float belonging Edward Farmer, milkman, Aah ted Row, took fright some passing object in Spioeal Street ...
... DOWNES. COLUKTT. FKNBOW wad PUPIL; i,j« BKACmONTJ*. liiinii! Bt*J«i.ar* Ijodep Water. wetrk IViJisy. jjwrtcraji to heir Drury Lane F.^cjie^mnni. M' OSEUM, BULL EINQ,, BIRMINGHAM. —To-Kiaira. QonjHMUf Airtiifia. WAiKRB wwl KELLY, EMILY OLIVER. CHIPPENDALE ...
... Lord Mayor’s show has been doomed so many times that people have ceased be its extinction ; and should the famous leasee of Drury Lane Theatre ever attain the opportunity exercising bis talents for display, may expect a procession dazzling brilliance. Yesterday; ...
... Garden Hone® from December the Ist for fifteen months. By this spectacular pantomime can performed cciapotition with bis own Drury Lane prodootiem after March, SALES PRIVATE CONTRACT. prom JKrst Glaaaaa. rrmaftabtelaiw nrwq. iflla. mctn., Sk.: o(h*r at pri ...