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... Theatre Ipswich— For Benefit of Mr Marr and Miss Hippesley Tuesday of July 1741— Mr Lyddall (Mr Garrick) in “The Inconstant” 2 Drury Lane 29 December 1775— First appearance of Mrs Siddons Portia 3 Goodman’s Theatre October 19 1741— First appearance Garrick Richard ...
... Arout enourgh to F;e ad tlte d*e ijflueoceO of the time of You, onlai FI~day, Sir Augustus Harrit Att ¶etr nT npiroio th6et Drury Lane Theatre -: .oi s dowa. lies been Idle for some tme, with the dramD, Liht , . ' 1otl3pwzdu.,d at the Pewkhtirib l'hejto ...
... black cap and passed sentence of death on John Richard Davis—Ramsey was discharged. It probable thab after Chrlamas, 1894, Drury Lane Theatre will cease to exist. of the largest fires since those of the Commune broke out in Paris on Friday. The yearly cost ...
... EXPENSIVE ENGAGEMENT OF . FANNIE^ THE GREATEST COMEDIENNE IN THE WORLD. Don't fail to see this Charming Artiste. The Success of Drury Lane Pantomimes. MR LESTER BARRETT, THE POPULAR COMEDIAN -RETURN OF AN OLD FAVOURITE. Mi^Htly- THE THREE SISTERS LEVEY, THE MOST ...
... Henry V. Af ropos this announcement, theatrical correspondent tells us that the first memorable performance the original Drury Lane house was on December 16, 1747, under the earlier management of Garrick. John brought it out next at the house (October ...
... and librarian to the Royal Society, and a man much liked hare in Weary Londe's ! IT awns that the lOW/ which the owner of Drury-lane Theatre refers to as having sustained' through tenants must apply to those prior to the lesseeship of Sir Augustus Harris ...
... ad, was charged with stealing wearing apparel of the value of John Daly deposed that he was a market porter residing in Drury-lane. About half-past ten o'clock last night he came home and found the Prisoner in the set of leaving his room with a suit of ...
... and extensive damage had vesulted. The ves-ef will be towed to the mug-flata and flooded. Before its final disappearance, Drury Lane Theatre will once more be devoted, as in its *“ palmy ’ days, to Shakespearesn performances. After the run of next season’s ...
... principal turn, and it is needless to say that his comit antics are much enjoyed. The fact of his having been engaged at the Drury-lane pantomime is evidence of his inimitable skill, and the spon- taneous nature of his witticisms, combined with the appropriateness ...
... witimmt uords. he supplied by Mr Lauri'- own l/rury Late , artiste,, awl when one looks to the which Mr Lauri line v.trneil at Drury Lane trAntominice in such characters as eat in Dick Whittington, it IXII7 be expected that his engagement will Prove One of ...
... seashore, fields, swings, donkeys, &c. Tas and Refreshments at reasonable charges. Also Anartmrmts to be Let —Apply Mr. Edward, Drury-lane, off Water btreet. riYARLBTO N HOTEL, JL 30, TARLETON-STEEET. CHURCH-STREET. Noted tor l_ AND r T' EA S. W. (J. GAUDIN. ...
... principal tmD, and it is needless to say that his comic antics are much enjoyed. The fact of his having been engaged at the Drury-lane pantomime is evidence of his inimitable skill, and the spon- taneous nature of his witticisms,combined with the appropriateness ...