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... 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 ...
... confirmed his Knowles’s play (1820 After to Drury Lane in 1823 the -roles in Sheridan Knowles’s dramas GrachusanA William Tell most successful tour in the followed in 1826 and Macready on reappearance at Drury LAne to the his magnificent Macbeth part in which ...
... TO TBB OOBNBB OF HIGH STREET A SCHOOL STREET. Faulkner’s FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 1, St. Matthew St. SHOWROOMS 5, DRURY LANE, COTTAGE FURNITURE. ...
... instances in theatrical history strange ups and downs in actors’ lives, but there has seldom been atranger instance than Drury Lane is now affording. A gentleman who many years ago took the leading part this theatre for two successive seasons is now employed ...
... Berlin. The concert will be held in the Sheldonian Theatre. Lord Mayor Isaacs will be installed as Worshipful Master of the Drury Lane Lodge of Freemasons next Tuesday, upon which occasion a new anthem, specially composed by Mr. Alfred J. Caldicott, the organist ...
... instances ill theatrical history of strange ups and downs in actors' lives, but there has seldom been a stranger instance than Drury Lane is new affording. A gentleman who many years ago took the leading part at this theatre for two successive seasons is now ...
... interesting comments on the Ireland Shakespeare forgeries and ‘¢ Shakespeare’s best play,”” Votigern's first representation at Drury Lane, both of which the editor unsparingly denounces, and on **The Iron Chest,”” a nowforgotten play of Coleman’s, in which the ...
... that she would rather be songstre**” than disciple of Terpsichore. She mentions that she arranged the pas do buit for the Drury Lane pantomime, and that she has lately trained some half-dozen lady dancers for the country “showa.” She haa also several private ...
... WINDSOR CHAIRS. DEAL TABLES, TOILET TABLES. BEDSTEADS, PALLIASSES, WOOL A FLOCK BEDS, TOILET GLASSES. Large Showrooms :—DRURY LANE. LOW FRIOIS FOB CASH. ...
... and Broadway was sold by auction on Friday, and was knocked down for £200,000. The pecuniary result of the performance at Drury Lane on Friday for the benefit of the es-employds of Her ?? Theatre is roughly estimated, the Era says, at £P350. At Birmingham ...
... completed. The names of the (-ast are present kept secret. The mise en aceno will be under the Argus eyed and clever lesj«e of Drury Lane Theatre, bo-managing director thA company with Mr. Bruce. In order to secure themselves against possible loss, the directors ...