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... Uwr COOMEXPOND XT.) London, Saturday. Drury Lane Theatre. In an interview yesterday afternoon with a Press representative Sir Augustus Harris d en i e ,, th a t here is any immedi tie intention to demolish Drury Lane Theatre. Sir Augustus adds that Dime ...
... father's theatre under her stage name of Helen Luck. • The acknowledged financial non-success of the Comedic Frmicaise at Drury Lane has proved the source of 'a good deal of newspaper correspondence, spiced with some little acrimony. Sir Augustus Harris ...
... [SPECIAL TO THE EVENING Journalists' Revels— Hatfield and Drury Lane—At Holland House— Lady llchester's guests in mask ant domino—Who were there and what they wore—A trio of Millionaires. but no diamonds dropping about— The Rooms of Holland House, the ...
... meeting of the Londun branches of iii. Irish National League of Great Britain to he held for that purpose at Macklin street. Drury lane, this evening. 1 understand that the scheme am outlined in the published letter of the secretary has been most favourably ...
... important meeting of members of Irish National League Branches in London was held in the Catholic schools, Macklin street, Drury lane, last evening in connection with the movement for publiehing a series of volumns dealing with Irish history and literature ...
... to play Jeanie Deans at the Princess's, Glasgow. and will appear in that part on Monday evening next. Early in September Drury Lane will be reopened for the production of the new drama written by Sir Augusus Harris and Henry Pettitt, and after the run ...
... Garrick) in the Inconstant. 2. Drury Lane, December 29th. 1775. First appearance of Mrs Siddons as Portia. 3. Goodmans Fields Theatre, October 19th, 1741. First appearance of Garrick as Richard the Third. 4. Drury Lane, May 27th, 1776. First appearance ...
... Hanbury, who has been playing small parts at the Haymarket, is the Nestor Worsley. The month of September is to see the now Drury Lane drama by Sir Augustus Harris and Mr. Henry Pettitt, for which eng%:ee inents have been already concluded with Mr. Henry ...
... re-appear. The new play for the Haymarket is already in rehearsal ; Sir Augustus Harris is i,ushing forward the new drama for Drury Lane; preparation for Columbus at the Lyric, and A Gaiety Girl at the Prince of Wiles's are going on apace; the management ...
... London after the docadence into which it had fallen. When he first took to it in 1887 his little season of six weeks at Drury lane caused a loss of between £14,000 and £16,000 —a disastrous result which determined him to cease attempts to illuminate the ...
... municiaii who, when a youth, IN won nosseini's approbation as a violoncellist, and had held the post of chief d'orchestre at Drury lane in the days when George was Ki ng . Moreover, things went.; badly with Crouch in America that some time ago he wits reported ...
... like Home, Sweet Home, John Howard Payne's immortal ballad-- which, by the way, was sung for the first time in public at Drury Lane Theatre, when Clari, the Maid of was originally produced under Crouch's direction, he then being orchestral conductor ...