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... there has been of the Lyric also re-opening on that day; an example to be followed. a few days later, by the Haymarket and Drury Lane. It is possible that some of these anticipation. may not be fulfilled, and that several redactions may be delayed. Nothing ...
... the programme provided is of the most enticing character. The hospitality of the Mansion House, the Imperial lig:Mute, of Drury Lane Theatre, where Sir Angchtnil Harris is to give a ball on the stage, and of Hat. field, among other places, is to be extended ...
... fii'reat Rebellion. or would they look nut for some suitable Meloin in the metropolis? Nn Sir Auguste. Harris would piaci, Drury Lane at disposal, but the feat of catchine the Speaker's eye from the dress circle would be I Whelk and rather undignified. It ...
... of Grosvenor in.his provincial tour with Patience. In the new drama, 7 '7l. Life of Pleasure,' which is rehearsing at Drury Lane. Mr. Henry Neville will play the much-persecuted Irish hero, the chief female part being alloted to Mrs Bernard Beere. The ...
... PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. AI. throw, son of Professor Dublin, has been appointed samiml of Drury Lane Theatre, London. Apropos of Lord Rosebery'a jocular ape , the other day, in which he made the much. debated remark that he was sure of nothim about Irtiand ...
... formation The committee was formed at a representative meeting of the London branches held in the Macklin street Schools, Drury lane, on Tuesday, January 10th, each branch being represented on the committee by one delegate, and bald its first meeting at ...
... PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Drury Lane Theatre was crowdedin.every part on Thursday night to see Sir Augustus Harris and Mr. Henry Petitt's new play. Many of the foreign journalists now in London were present, and English literature, art, and fashion were well ...
... Standing Committee to be considered. Although conventimtal in plot and treatment, A Life of Pleasure, which was produced at Drury Lane on Thursday evening, is trout a spectacular standpoint a most interesting production. The most effective scene occurs in ...
... first performance 04 The Critic. Sheridan had not written the lest act. Dr Ford and Mr. Linley, the joinn proprietors of Drury Lane, began to be nervous and fidgety. and eepecially King, who was not only the stage manager, but had to play a part in the ...
... meantime a German company had introduced the real Faust—or a modification of itto London. In 1866 Mr. Chatterton produced at Drury Lane Bayle Bernard's °' Faust; or, The Fate of Margaret: a' romantic play in four acts adapted from the poem of Goethe!' Mr. ...
... singing and dancing departments. It is now pretty nearly settled that Sir Augustus Harris shall have a seven years' lease of Drury Lane Theatre front the Duke of Bedford. The rent and taxes of this house amount to more than £B,OOO per annum. No wonder it proved ...
... SUCCESS! Astonishiag Attraction. and Gigantic Compasl TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. The World-famed London Comedian, ME. DAN LEN® (From Drury lane Pantomimes—Crystal Palate. rte.) 6—THE MANNON6-6 Mr Fruit Celli Mr Arthur Hirren Mite Nellie Warner The Sisters Albert Mies ...