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... had the same effect u*ng it, as9wh ththe dramatic critic of the . Ab ?? calls the inevitable serpen- . true ~ra ight at Drury Lane. The consequences I * ue ?? to Isv3 been truly devastating, for f follow ng aouncements appeared inl t columns of yesterday's ...
... • SfoniK. sToo SunscsimoNs Including Postage, 17s. fid. for Twelve Months ' Po t . h ' 9d ‘* t Free, Korviok Office. 42 DRURY-LANE, London, to A mlrt,' 10 , ,ade P»y«We st the Poet Chequre,hould be croesed “Drummond. Telegraphic Address--GARDCHRON LONDON ...
... of April, 1796, the play of v Vonigt:rn and Rowena,” *“ from the pen of Shakespeare,” was announced for representation at Drury Lane. Public excitement was at its height. Every avenue was thronged with anxious cmwgs, eager to obtain admission. Thousands ...
... glowing announcement of the yet unpublished MSS,, including the *“ play of Vortigern, now preparing for representation at Drury Lane.” Then ,ollm\' the JSac-sumutes of the precious documents, including a lotter addressed by the poet to ** Anne Hatherrewaye ...
... that are falling to them to fulfil. Ls there any recent precedent for giving a peripatetic opera company a royal title? Drury-lane is, of course, the Tl::atrc Royal. A sentry still walks there on the night of every performance. The actors are her )I;sjt-uly'u ...
... neighbours. At the hospitable bidding of Sir Augustus Harris - any hundreds of guests made their way at midnight r on Friday to Drury Lane Theatre, where were duly carried out the pleasant- festivities with which the popu- o larleises has for some years past ...
... welcome, expressed his delight at being once again in London, the compliment was heartily reciprocated. Twelfth Night at Drury Lane was cele- brated, as usual, under the regime of Sir Augustus Harris, by the cutting of the Baddeley Cake i. the presence ...
... established of late years. The cases of Miss Belle Bilton - who, as Lady Danlo, appeared in Beauty and the Beast at Drury Lane two years ago, and who, as the Countess Clan- carty, has now retired upon her rapidly won laurels -and Miss Constance Gilchrist ...
... to the Daily News : The Magpie and Stump was in Drury Lane, opposite Craven Buildings. I remember my brother, the late Brittain Wright, taking me when I was small boy to the Craven Head, in Drury Lane, to see Hales, the ' Norfolk giant.' After leaving ...
... 20 mitimes men then invited him, to have a drink, and he aceompanied them to e public-house He afterwards drove them to Drury -lane, where he was discharged. Asked it he saw the ca , e threugh the wit dow of the front room in Mertinier-market, witness ...
... Attorney-thaeral, and was raised to the judicial Bench In 1880. He is in his 59th year. Twelfth Night Is always observed at Drury Lane 3y the dm—honoured custom of carrying out the bequest of old Baddeley, and the cens which In provided in perpetuity was ...
... minutes. The mon then invited him to have a drink, and he accompanied them to • public-house. He afterwards drove them to Drury-lane, where he was dia. Asked if be saw the ease the Vri a = of the front room in Mortinter-market, wither replied that he distinctly ...