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... still continued to act, playing in his own theatres and also accepting engagements others. Ho played with Gustavns Brooke Drury Lane, and afterwaiHs, in conjunction with the late Walter Montgomery, became lessee of the Uaymarkct Theatre, in London. When ...
... con- tinued to act, playing in his o-wn theatres and also accepting egemns at others He played with GustavuseBrook-a a.11t Drury Lane, and after- wards, in conjunction with the late Walter Mont- gomery, became lessee of the Haymnarket Theatre, I in London ...
... Including Postage, 17*. 6d. for TirelTa Month*. V India and China. 19a. P. 0.0. to be made payable at the Poat Office, 42. DRURY LANE. LONDON, to W. Richard*. Chaqnaa ahonld creased ** Drummond.” Telegraphic Addraa* GARDCHRON, LONDON. OFFICE: 41, WELLINGTON* ...
... India and China, 19a fid. P. 0.0. to bo made payable the Poet Office, Cktaue* should bt Address—Ga&dcuron, London. Offic DRURY LANE, London, to W. Richards. Drummond.** 41, Wellington Street, Strand, London, W.C. AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASONS. ...
... deoeaaed, who was years of age, had bad a very adventurous fife. When about seventeen years old u® Joined Smith’s Circus from Drury Lane, which wa* visit’ and Ramsgate got an engagement as bottom dens’ man WomWell’s No, Meuagerir- From this bo rose to be a ...
... age on the Eiffel Tower. Mr. Harry Nicbolls, anwering the query, Which theatre suits your method of acting beet? writes “Drury Lane (to the end August, 189/. —when I shall bo you should hear of anything).” thinks that parsing bis old age proprietor of ...
... was fifty-four years of age, had had a very adventurous life. When about seventeen years old he joined Smith's Circus from Drury Lane, which was visit- ing Chelmsford, and at Ranisgate he got an en.agement as bottom densman at Wombwell's No. 2 Menagerie ...
... was fifty.foueyean of age, had had a very adventurous life. When about seventeen years old be joined Smith's Moans from Drury Lane. which was sinning Chelmsford, and at IMicsgste be got engagement as bottom dens' man at Wombell'a No. 2 menagerie. From ...
... - -: ~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 ...
... ) A/addin the subject of the Palace Pantomime, which is not half bad. Mr. Dauhan, usual, capital, and the dresses quite Drury-lane form. Scenery, too (especially Willow-pattern Plate) to the mark, if not more so. (2.) World’s Fair, Agricultural Hall, ...
... Thelittle pretension there ever was to literary merit in pantomimes has fled before the advance of the speotacnlar. At present Drury Lane and Her Majesty’s offer much to the admirera of scenio effect aud the variety entertainment, and at Covent Garden isto be ...
... Twelve Months. S Months, S«. Od. Post tree. I India and China, 19s. 6d. P. 0.0. to be made payable the Post Office. 42. DRURY-LANE, London, to W. Richards Cheques should crossed “ Drummond.’’ Telegraphic Address—GARDCHKON, LONDON. Oificb : 41, WELLINGTON- ...