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... a person of importance He- is the territorial leader the Salvation Army in South Africa. In “Jack and the Beanstalk,” at Drury Lane* Madam© Grigolsti* on© of her aerial flights, is projected over the audience the stalls and pit, and scatters flowers their ...
... 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 ...
... the manager of Her Majeaty’a Opera House, on account of The Bohemian OirL,” sheet of muaic of The Talisman” Iprodnoed in Drury Lane in 1874, with Madame Nflaeoa in the cast). The Carl Boss Company used play this work long tune ago. chalk costume is also ...
... Night’s Dream.” Since then Mr. M*Le»y had played many parts. His last public appearance was the monster Canadian matinee Drury Lane a couple of weeks ago. that occasion he played lago to Mr. Tree’s Othello, and at the time his death public opinion and ...
... Exchequer in 1806: Whal good oW England can When Pitt’s high office in the State Is held by Henry Petty? As well might Garrick’s Drury Lane Its ancient dignity maintain, Upheld by Master Betty. TOLSTOY WtlTlßfi A SEW PUT. Aecorfing the letest news oi Coant Leo ...
... the first performance of “The Lady of Lyons”—Macready being the Claude Meluotte—and the first Clara Douglas in Money.” At Drury Lane, in 1843, she represented Miss Tresham, in Browning’s “Blot on the ’Scutcheon.’’ In 1845 she appeared with Macready the ...
... Kjfig'P. and the allied b«2M opera*- tiona the King’s House in . : aad. the great name oi Betoattmi toak its place in the Drury Lane rtcord. But the King’s Hooses, ‘the-fest ever have special perfume for the goer’* memory, for-there we hear Nail Owy*-fe ...
... everywhere for a new form of histrionic entertainment wherewith to outrival his arch rival Cibbar, and the legitimate drama Drury Lane, he found atill existing in Italy the very thing he needed. Modified and elaborated by Rich, British Pantomime made its ...
... diametrically opposite to of Paderewski: —“I buried my dear mother yesterday morning, and was obliged to-sing last night Drury Lane, as the Queen came in state.” CHESS AS A LIVELIHOOD. player has yet made fortune out chess, and many the greet masters find ...
... found them. However, to fttnrn Dogget. He first appeared tho Dublin stage, and was subsequently joint manager with Cibber, Drury Lane. It stated that the brilliant Congreve owed much of fame to thia actor, for whom expressly wrote Peru. Dogget died 1721 ...
... characters ia Congreve’s sparking comedies? the numberless parts with Betterton and Bracegirdle Lincoln’s Inn Fields, or the or Drury Lane? . No. But wager for Thames waterman in best and best boats upon the tideway. The details of that gift found in place which ...
... all the theatres the evening of Coronation Day. In 1836 there were gratuitous re presentstioae the following play-bouaes Drury Lane, Garden Haymarket, Bt. James’s, English Opera House. Olympic, Adelphi, Strand, Astiey’s, Surrey, Sadler’s Wells, City of ...