... wrong road-: that, he ought to be singing tenor, not baritone. The young artist was engaged by Macready as second tenor at Drury Lane, and in that capacity repre- sonted the Young Shepherd in Acis and Galatea, and the First Warrior in Per- cell's WM# Arthiar ...

... Italian opera at La e Scala, Milan, where he played Edgardo in Lucia ddi Lammermoor. He, sang in the same part at D Drury Lane Theatre on, December 6th,. 1847, under e M. Jullien's management, and made such an im ) pression that his success was assured ...

... Langtry, Mr Chas. Wyndham, and Sir Henry Irving, and, in addition, ful- filled important engagements at the Averue and Drury- lane Theatres, one of his greatest successes being his appearance in Judah, at the former house. As a Shakespearian actor he ...

... 1884 he wrote the En'gli I version of the Bcgar Student for Carl Rosa, and later on he was librettist of Frivoli 't n Drury Lane. the adanter for the English stae1 of Verdi's Falstaff, and the. writer of rcan' it other librettos and books. A biography ...

... Scala in 1845 as L'dgardo in Lucia di Laauaermoor. He also sang in E rnani and other operas. In 1847 he appeared at Drury Lane again, taking the past of ?? and the next year took the part of Oam o in LInda di Chamouiii at Her Majesty's Theatre. ...

... Parikir at Ren:sington Chalel on 'Two Sides l'redauou'o of The Second in Cornraridl' at the I Tfr-a-cr-ca2l 'utid Matinefe at Drury Lane, 1.30. *~o lilii ?? ?? at St. Mary-at-Uill, L30. ] |Iutitut-: otf Pti.'r iu-.stoiad Performrance of ?? ; Pape.cr 'Uthasezb ...

... other born only four- teen days before his father's death. He was a member of the Savage Club, and also a member of the Drury- lane Lodge of Freemasons. The springs of the years 1897 and 1898 the deceased spent in the Canary Islands, and even as late as ...

... ~register of his voice; Which had 'up till then b~een> baritone, Sims .Beeves accepted an p'po'ntxen't as second tenor at Drury Lane, whare in 18421hef plaved comparatively 'Minor parts.. Ate- wa: then, however, be-' 'giuningi to be talked about. and it'va ...

... sing. Sometimes he ca-ine out as a baritone, some- times as a tenor, and when he appeared at thoe Grecian Theatre or at Drury Lane, whnen in a company rlen by the great Macready (who sometimce dippedt into light operas), he wae on the lists as a second ...

... he showed a taste for music, and when quite a child joined a Children's Opera, formed by kobert William Elliston, of Drury- lane. He used to recall the fact that on one occasion he sang before George IV., who was so delighted that he took him on his ...

... early he showed a taste for music, and when quite a child joined a Children's Opera, formed by ?? William Elliston, of Drury- lane. He used to recall the fact that on one occasion he sang before George IV., who was so delighted that he took him on his ...

... disease. De- ceased, who was well known in America. will be remembered for his performances with 'Miss Fortescue and in Drury Lane drama. He had teaen the Court Theatre, London, for a- short season, terminating .in January. -:0:- THE LATE MR THOXTA~S ...