... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... plaintiff his expenses, the latter could not recover. His Honour found in favour of the plaintiff for the amount claimed. THE Drury-lane Theatre is to be the name of the ninth playhouse that Mir Oscar Hammerstein will build in New York. After his experience ...

... plaintiff his expenses, the latter could not recover. His Honour found in favour of the plaintiff for the amount claimed. THE Drury-lane Theatre is to be the name of the ninth playhouse that Mr Oscar Hammerstein will build in New York. After his experience ...

... two years. Her fame extended to London,.and an engagement was offered her by Mr E. T. Smith for Drury-lane, and accepted. She made her debut at Drury-lane in December, 1854, playing the part of Bianca, in Dean Milman'sFazio. On the followingJan. 8th she ...

... East to. return with them the following year, but he had already settled with Sir Augustus Harris for The Derby Winner at Drury-lane, In this be played what was on the first night a very big part, that of an Irish colonel, but the drama played an hour too ...