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... then went to America, where she also obtained great success, and the following year she was in London again and sang at Drury Lane Theatre. In 1800 she took a formal farewell of the British Public at lien Majesty's Theatre, singing in a new opera called ...
... yet it must be confessed that there is just a little too much of the very good thing which has this year been provided at Drury Lane Theatre. The public like fine spectacles and lavishly-mounted scenes ; they appreciate costly dresses and lovely ballets; ...
... 1900. 1 ,, m , -, - - , si THE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER H r. 'witty T. Tt _J••• • \EOO . JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. J ~•~ . I \ 1 t r , I . , 2 aa, ) ' l' I . 7 d A . t. ...
... the Lyceum. her finished and expressive, singing attracted much attention. Later she sang in the revival of Manfred at Drury Lane, and in burlesque elsewhere. She the widow of Mr. Sam Adams, the well-known manager Proprietor, and one of her daughters ...
... is the popularity of Miss Hobbs at the Duke of York's that an extra special matinle had to be given on Wednesday last. Drury Lane and Her Majesty's are certainly not among the theatres which are feeling the effects of the war, as at both bowies the demand ...
... between. Coat. improved another S. but Vine Cottons reiapsed 1-16. and J. Barker and Co. are worse. Yutaka and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. however. moved up g, and Royal -aquariums are 1 better. Vickers imprived another I. Shorts Prof. close better. and Russian ...
... which unquestionably retarded Its program, to the heroic and heartbreaking struggle for better things at Covent Darden, Drury Lane. and elsewhere, with which must ever be connected the honoured name of William Charles Macready. Luckily for the earnest ...
... and The School fur Scandal in 1785. 'I he Critic was printed in 1751, and Pizarro, which brought to the treasury of Drury Lane, in 1799. In other words, all Sheridan's plays have been printed a hundred years or more. There is none the less demand ...
... Campbell find the reckless eighteenth century comedienne at all congenial part. The days of Jack and the Beanstalk at Drury Lane are now very limited. There will, indeed, be but one more week of this elaborate pantomime, which will be withdrawn after ...
... is a brilliant instance of businesslike administration. Imagine what the late Sir Augustus Harris would hare thought of a Drury Lane Theatre or Covent Garden not fairly well insured against the risk of fire 1 We are left to suppose that the nix Government ...
... and Miss M. A. VA:tor, so that The Passport should have a prosperous run. An Easter novelty is this year promised at Drury Lane. Mr Arthur Collins has arranged to bring out an heroin romantic comedy in three acts and six scenes, on the Saturday 'rerun) ...
... DRURY LANE WORKING GIRLS' HONE. Tax work of this unpretending but valuable institution, which has its home at_ ,31 Stanhope-street, Drury-lane, and of which the Duchess of Bedford is patronage, has been contanued throughout the past year with marked success ...