... brother, Percy nosello, and, iiice hini was looked upon aS an 'iufaut prodi-y. ln pantomime and buriesque, the io:mer at Drury Lane, sbh made a rather conspicuuocns tgure, Her father, a schoolmaster at Glastonbury, her Lirthplate. swas so far alive to ...

... £750.; but as ;£2,500. was paid away annually there was a deficit of about £21, 280., which was made up by a benefit at Drury Lane and by the amount contributed at that dinner. It was to supplement the contributions of the actors that he appealed to those ...

... eighty-seven years. Mr. Barnett, who was of foreign parentage, but was born near Bedford in 1802, made his debut as a singer at Drury Lane Theatre, in the early part of the century. He afterwards devoted himself to the piano and composition, basing studied under ...

... telegrams which he had received from Miss St. John. He remem- bered dining with Mrs. Haughton and Miss St. John and going to Drury Lane Theatre on the 27th of September. She did not mention that she had separated from her husband. He had made her a present; ...