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... remarkable one in which Macready comn- ?? his historic series of ?? re- 1 vivals. first at Covent Garden and later at 4 Drury Lane. Mies Facit was engaged to 4 appear with him, and her talents raised her I rapidly to a place in public favour not les in- ...
... TO.NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Manaig Director, ARTHUR COLLINS. TCO.NIG9I'T,`and EVERY EVEN ING, atA,75 THE GREAT RUBY, Snew and original drama by CECIL RALEIGH and HENsY HAMILTON, With powerful cast, including Mrs. John Wood. Box-ofidce ...
... Sirdar his skill in stage management association with the late Sir Augustus Hams. In Human Nature,” one of the biggest the Drury Lane successes there was excellent fight, which was declared by military experts be true to the life. No wonder the ” Daily Chronido ...
... serious consequences have occurred either the manager or the players. Now Mr. Arthur Collins is going a step further at Drury Lane, for in the pantomime of ''The Forty Thieves one of the most beautiful effects will be produced by the entrance in one ...
... chief features in which a of dancers attired peacocks Sir Harris never have any of these unlucky feathers ou the stage at Drury Lane on one occasion condemned Worth’s in Cheer ” the trimmings were composed of peacock’s feathers Star produced at Prince Wales ...
... wore his man down and won rather easily. The next was 'an exhibition between Conroy, of Huddersfield, and Tim Sullivan, of Drury Lane, London. Conroy, who was the heavier, commenced in a very ungentlemanly manner by fighting his man all over the ring. Sullivan ...
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... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director. Arthur Collins. THIS EVENING, at 7.45. THE GREAT RVBY : Mrs. John Wood. Mr 3. Ra.cigh. Misses Be la Pateman. Hoffman. Lillian Menelly, Mary Brough: Messrs. Robert Pateman. R. Loraine, J. B. Gordon, Dawson Milward ...
... Another amusing instance of his versatility is related in connection with the late Sir Augustus Harris’s undertakings at the Drury Lane, Sir Augustus was accounted head and shoulders above all other London managers as an organiser of spectacular plays and ...
... 8.16; Court, When a Man's in Love, 9 Crowu, Peckhant, The Sign of the Cross, 7.45 Daly'e, A Greek Slave, 8.16; Drury Lane, Tho Great Ruby, 7.45; Duke of York's, The Adven. ture of Lady Ursula, 6.30- Empire, Ballets, 8; Gaiety, A Runaway ...
... t can included required be suitable an institution Sons Churoh-street TRANMERE— HOUSE 150 containing kitchen per annum— Drury-lane HOOTON— East Oak Folds Commodious HOUSE &o J H Southport 17-— Good No 13 £30 pa— Apply full soli-pitor 10 KELVIN-GROVE Prince’s ...
... presented with a costlv bracelet by his Majesty. In 1852 she made her reappearance at Drury Lane Theatre. When Mr. Macready retired from the management of Drury Lane there was no longer any theatre in London for the representation of the poetical drama ...