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... arranging of pantomime in provinces he over-exerted himself in superintending the production of great spectacle of year Drury Lane A few days’ rest have however almost folly restored him correspondent private of “Old Masters” Burlington and the Gallery ...
... succeeded in locating the out- break. The remains of the aged victims were removed in shells to the mortuary i Goldsmith Street, Drury Lane, tr await an inquest. Orn Saturdgy afternoon a serious fire occurred at Hampetead, by which one life was lost and a number ...
... that Sir Augustus Harris, who succumbed to a severe cold on the very eve of the production of his most successful pantomime Drury Lane, and who has since had to hee- b led, had so far improved last night that his - F had cancelled a projected visit as unnE ...
... and residence; b'ut you cannot do anything to annul the marriage. H. R.-The well-known actor, G. V. Brooke, played at Drury Lane as Othelo in the latter part of 1i65. Early in 1366 he started again for Australia, and was drowned on January 10, 1866 ...
... been filled throughout the the Lyric the seats up 50 per cent but it is doubtful if Signora Duse had surplus regard Lyric Drury Lane for the tastes of playgoers Unfortunately by the time they had been gauged the finished and anyway cariosity tragedienne ...
... arches were removed end the bridge was ready for nee. On Friday morning the apartments of • man named Day, residing at 120, Drury-lane, London, were broken into, and the occupant was found with his throat cut from air to ear. Medical assis tense and the police ...
... old plan of having the harlequinade before the transformation scene while the Lyoeum modern reverse order is adhered to Drury Lane arrangement is designed to preventpeople leaving before harlequinade comes and it facilitates oomplioated preparations for ...
... trade of the country should not once more leap up with a bound. THE LATEST TnarTMauL LlTiGATIos.-Not long since the lease of Drury Lane Theatre was a subject of settle- mn-*t between the Duke of Bedford and Sir Augustus9 Harris. Now it is the turn of the Royal ...
... he first came in spring 1844 and on March 28th took part with number of operatic other artists the annual benefit of Bunn Drury Lane On May 27th the request of Mendelssohn who 'onducted he Beethoven’s Violin Concerto at Philharmonic concert cadenzas which ...
... wvaS badly mutilated. The change in the weather has proved beneficial to many of the theatres, and more particularly to Drury Lane and the Princess's, where the house-foll placard is shown nightly. lMrs. Butler, wvidow of the late Dean of Lincoln, ...
... ,12, Daily Post. eSI OIJ'OT- (18), %s Ipmprver, to Pltimbing and Zinc Working; four .1 years .experieomre.-F. Reynolds, Drury Lane, SorihuLl. rims TOUTH (171 Seeks Situatito, anyOffice; knowledge of shorthand Y ad typwriting;. fair writer.-Address, H62 ...
... to and for part to bed is so far recovered yesterday afternoon permitted take drive It be for granted horses’ direction Drury Lane and for first time the portion o Christmas Sir Augustus long illness over five is it hoped to complete recovery may anticipated ...