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... are speedily promised in the progrnmnes of the London theatres. It Is Never Too Late To Mend is to have no long run at Drury Lane, where Boucicault's once much- discussed drama, Formosa: or, the Railroad to Ruin, with Mrs. Langtry in the part of the ...
... will have to be taken to at valuation. which will probably not evened£50 The Small DWELLtNG MOUSE adjoining (being No. I in Drury Lane. anil now in the occupation of Miss Ecowardal is ahso included mobth above l ot. - Los' 2.-Capital FREEHOLD STABLES, COACH-HOUSE ...
... make an excellent Badger) is promised at the Adelphi; and Formosa, with Mrs. Langtry, is to be revived in a few weeks at Drury Lane. ...
... had been presented to him in Jersey. 'lt went, he said, in the same way a man draws s tooth. An orderly boy, living in Drury-lane, and a policeman who heard cries of Stop thief, saw Ike prisoner running down the street, until he joined a crowd leaving ...
... Chapel, Lancing, near WorthSing, Sussex. The autumn drama to be written by Messrs. Pettit and Harris, for production at Drury Lane, in September, will, it is said, deal with no less difficult a subject than the marriage problem, particularly as exemplified ...
... a view to the English stage and English singers, was first produced in an Italian forna-the libretto by Signor Zaffra-at Drury Lane, on the 11th June 1874, when MIdme. Christine Nileson made a great sensation by her assump- tion of the character of Edith ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ICs Never Too Late to Mend is doing wonderful business at Drury Lave, the theatre being crowded every evening. The next revival will be Formosa, which years ago attracted the attention of all London Ilre. Luigtry has been siwcially ...
... for bouquets supplied to toe defendant to present to well-known The two five guineas wwe seat to Newcastle, and the other Drury Lane. Ten guineas: no doubt was Urge sum for bouquet, but had to made on Boxing Day, and the Sowers were very dear, —Mr. Cooper ...
... the flowers were for the fairies of the footlights. One bouquet alone, which the gallant Isidor presented to a lady at Drury Lane last Boxing Day—(could that have been Lady Dunlo ?) cost ten guineas. It was three and a half feet diameter, and ten and ...
... Queen and the late Prince Consort. He subsequently bad engagements at the St. James's, Sadler's Wells, the Standard, and Drury Lane, and after making a farewell tour of the United Kingdom, sailed for America in November, 1857. He met with an enthusiastic ...
... slaalied’ the actor who was Rich mood atras the hand with sword, and the scene had to abruptly brought to a close ; but Drury Lane, when it was under management Mr. Obatterton, the Richmond of ...