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... Garden Theatre on October 26, 1737. In 1739 Carey brought out his musical interlude, Nancy :or the Parting Lover*,” at Drury Lane. It was pltct cToccaiion, and it caught well with the public whose thoughts were then occupied with the declaration of war ...
... ho arrives that it is ideal building for tho purpose view. Ills comparison of the measurements of tho hall and those of Drury Lane—certainly an ambitious standard to which to refer—and his allusion to tho facts of position and structural arrangement which ...
... the Ulster Hall over 140 feet the back of the organ. The stage Drury Lane 70 feet wide. The width of the Ulster Hall t» the outside of the corridor walls is feet. The height of Drury Lane from pit floor ceiling is 55 feet. The height of the Ulster Hall ...
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... its leading figure.—The panto. New Year's Day--perhaps she am right !It now Madam: Ella Russell and Miss Margaret mime at Drury Lane came to an end on certainly was strange that that part of her Maclntyre playing with them, will open a, Wednesday. It is ...
... recoiled again and again before the curtain. splendid wreath and a bouquet were presented to him the close of the first act. At Drury Lane shortly after Easter, Juroic, romantic comedy, entitled of will produced at the national theatre. It is in three acts and ...
... precentor in Scotch church. His first appearance on the stage was in 1828. In 1833 Mozart’s Don Giovanni was produced at Drury Lane Theatre. The tenor engaged to sing tho part of Don Ottavio was Bogrez, who, after eight weeks’ study of the r6le, threw ...