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... Mr Rollo Balmain's com pan) commenced their six nights* visit on Monday night. “ The Royal Oak” is described the “ great” Drury lane drama, but, though Mr Henry Hamilton's work literary effort may scarcely, perhaps, justify the special distinction, the ...
... accouslically perfect, and it cannot fail to a credit to the Metropolitan City. Mr Augustus Darns, Lessee of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who is, admittedly, one •i the beat authori’lies such matter*, write* follows •• Lane Thbatkb, ** Lonoos. 13th June, 1891 ...
... and a sum of £5,000 as working capital to carry it on. The citizens of Dublin will then have theatre about as large as Drury Lane, and furnished in style quite equal to the best London theatre, while its cast will least one-third less, Mr. Phipps, architect ...
... increased £1,599, an advance, as compared with the same period last year, of 7*J per cent. A general meeting of the] renters of Drury lane Theatre was held this afternoon in the Saloon under the presidency of Captain Sharp. The report stated that the balance ...
... concerts during the past London season. Sir Angafttaq Harris proposes shortly start a senes of Saturday operatic matures at Drury lane. first work to be mounted Bizet s ** Carmen.” which will be given with the new mezzo-soprano. Bliss Daria Farmi, in the ...
... Continent. Loud complaints are heard in theatrical circles to the violent misoondnet of the gallery the produotiou of the Drury Lane pantomime. The whole Boxing Night performance was reduced todumb show. The gallery was viciously Inclined, and, although ...
... THE • BADDELEY CAKE.” Twelfth Night the actual Cake” was cut and eaten Drury Lane Theatre, with the accompanying -glass of wine or punch” prescribed, only by those present engaged in •• Damply.” The reason of this was that Sir Augustus Harris invited ...
... Tborntou prayed to be admitted to wage battle against bis accuser ; the notices that Mr Kean is appearing in Hamlet at Drury lane, whiletho Covent Garden company are playing Othello, with Mr Young and Mr Booth as the Moor and logo, and Miss O'Neill as ...
... SEALBY’S Powerful Dramatic Company the Great Dr—, PAUL KAUVAR, A» produced Sir Augustus Harris, with immense saoeOM. . at Drury Lane Theatre, London. Monday and Tuesday Next, Whitbread'* Eighth Annual Benefit. Price* 21s. Commence at H. ...
... WALTER Powerful Dramatic Company in the Great Drama, PAUL KAUVAR, a. produced by Sir Augustus Harm, with immense success, at Drury Lane Theatre. London. Monday and Tuesday Next, J Eighth Annual Benefit. Price*fid to at fi. Leinster hall. THURSDAY NEXT. February ...
... QUEER'S THEATRE. Mr Walter Sealby’s Company commenced a short engagement the Queen's Theatre last night, appearing in the Drury lane drama of Paul Kauvar.” The play has already been made familiar to audiences at the Queen's Theatre, and it is unnecessary ...
... WALTER Powcrial Dnuuetic Company the Gre*t Drama, PAUL KAOVAE, Aaprg*oeed by Sir Anguatus Harria. with iuimense roeetsi’ Drury Lane Tbeatrc, London. Monday and Tneoday Next. J Whilbroad Eighth Annual Benefit. Price and to -la. Commence at 8. Leinster hall ...