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... - -: ~GLEANINGS. Calais was lost 332 years ago on Monday. It is said thab Drury Lane Theatre, when ,fill at pantoiie tune, holds nearly £56,000. per week. A Reuter's telegram from Las Palmas, Canaries, states that the British training squadron has sailed ...
... What the World Faye. He was Mr, I Augustus Harris' adviser and tight hand man. He wit. great iii aml the founder of the Drury Lane Lodge. It was the sternly merciless form of die. claimer Ui Fes.- pint° Ct.on the exrlanation iteoW s , t. tougers Then ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... present moment. One is, What is to become of the deported one'e precious Lures and Neatest And the other, Whet action to tlie Drury Lane Lodge going to -abel 1 trierbo ie lout to sight, if not exactly to inetnoly dear, was the great Tanjanth um of that Lodge ...
... to produce a taking pay, way Ca lvtlat.l a run of months, or it may be it dition to this (as was the sitli ionic of the Drury Lane cud Adelphi successes) a wide field of profit is up to compmiMe on the how are in DO way reluetait: to sirire sib provincial ...
... all know, is illegal. Still, ir. Augustus Harris defies the lawr and exhibits every evening until further notice, at Drury Lane Theatre, a cock-fight of the most amusing kind, one of the best things in an excellent piece. There are no artificial spurs ...
... 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 ...
... which has of late yeias se:doni i teen on the London stage. It le on record that Mr. Macready during his management at Drury Lane teetered Masque of Hymen, but it does not appear that it proved a very successful addition to the play. The Hon. Lewis ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... salaries r were £1,500. ; and the names of the director s (Mr. LEsTsu) and the stage manager (MEE. CasnLSs If HAraIs, late of Drury Lane), should be a sufficient h guarantee for the excellence of the management. r In spite of these many advantages, unfortunately ...