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... a handsome gold chain, and gold match box, on which. was inscribed: 'Edward Pierce. Presented by 'his numerous friends. Drury Lane Theatre, March, ISOO.' Mr. Pierce suit- abir responded. After Mr. Collins's health had been enthusiastically drunk, Messrs ...
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... still audacity, and always audacity, Danton's famous motto, must assuredly be that of Mr. Arthur Collins, the manager of Drury Lane, and of Mr. Cecil Raleigh, his dramatist-in-ordinary, for any- thing more bold in conception and daring in execution than ...
... of November 26, there are some statements calculated to convey a wrong impression to the public as to the prosperity of Drury Lane Theatre. I do not wish to enter into a discussion as to the comparative merits of commercial and artistic drama, but ...
... the front walls. with ofices ani living rooms, being left intact. An extensive stock of valuable scenery belonging to the Drury Lane company, on tour. with Mr. Cecil Raleigh's drama, Hearts are Trumps, and the whole of the scenery of the Grand theatre company's ...
... patchles Up to this the largest sum taken at Drury Lane for one performance of drama was 612. The largest 'sumrtaken by The Price of Peace' for one performance is 670. ThKe large:tfsum hitherto taken at Drury Lane. for ally two performances 6of drama in ...
... Chas. Jacobs, a super at Drury Lane -theatre, was charged with stealing a gold chain, set with pearls and turquoises, be- ?? to Frances Lawton, an aotrose.- 'Frosecutrix said that during the interval of the play at Drury Lane theatre, in which she was ...
... Jones, Regent-street. Every- thing reduced in pricec. DRURY LANE. Miss Nellie Stcwart, who has been indisposed for -orno time past, has had to abandon the idea of appearing againi in the Drury Lane pantomime this season. Her part in Jack aid the Beanstalk ...
... to Drury Lane, may see that on its north side what a fine opportunity there is for laying out a garden; and thus isolating the theatre altogether. A theatre with a garden would be a novelty, especially in such a crowded neighbourhood as Drury Lane. The ...
... friend Charles Dickens. Tween:C December, I841; a proof of Dickenss spec t meeting of the Administrative Eefor- A53`03oefos Drury Lane Theatre. June 27, 185. -th Dlt , corrections and additions in the authors Tdge, F The copy of The Autocrat of the Breakfs ...
... Greene, Mr. Arthur Black, arnd the WVestuninster Glce Si'ngers, the I aorhy o. whom were heard to advan- toge. Business at Drury Lane with the p antomrximie Jacs amid tinle Bcmestall con- tinues eLurmoas, ?? tie I depression causedl by thle wsur. CJopies ...
... of November 2b, there are some statements calculated to convey a wrong impression to the public as to the prosperity of Drury Lane Theatre. I do not wish to enter into a discussion as to the comparative merits of commercial and artistic drama, but ...