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... profession and to students of Shakespeare, Ian Under the auspices of Charles Kremble and 8. Macready she early found in Drury Lane Theatre -In ar n arena in which every gift she nossessid had aor scope for exercise. Her studies then, as through ive life ...
... students of thef, Royal it College of Music, under Dr Villiers Stanford. ?? opera was last heard here on the stage e-during the Drury Lane German season of 1382; but a couple of years before it wits revived -in the concert-room by Profess or Bridge, when ?? J ...
... late-comers stood very little chance of admission at all. Some of our loading theatres are closed to-nighlt-among! tieni Drury Lane. Covent Garden, the Adelphi, l, Court. Wrndham's, Shaftesbury. Prince of Wales's. and others. The Prince of Wales's. it ...
... or theatrical parties who propose to visit *the Paris Exhibition. . The programme of a big performance organ- >- ised at Drury Lane in aid of the Princess LS Christian's Homes of Rest for soldiers has now nedefinitely been settled. A few of the artists ...
... sirmce recovered to 62. DA-MATIG AM MUSIOAL. Miss Nellie Stewart has now de- . rutely given up the principal part in the Drury Lane pantomime, and it is being nuder-. tal~en by Mis's Violet Cameron, who makes a ; h i'ndlsomo Jaek, and adds considerably ...
... Franklin M'Leay, l of Her Majesty's Theatre. It was less than a month' ago that Mr M'Leay, who was a Canadian, organisedl at Drury Lane the great 1 I matinee in aid of the sufferers by the Ottawa fire. He then played -lao to Mr Breerbohm Tree's Othello, and ...
... associated with national t sentiment and the national drama. Our c own Drury Lane, the most historici t theatre in England, is poor in associations by 1; comuarisoni for Drury Lane-was unknown to! Shakespeare and untrodden by the learned ? sock of Jouson ...
... Sir Henry Irving announced his only aper- d ance in London until after the New Year at a; ':benefit performance given at Drury Lane to-1 ilday in aid of the sufferers by the Galveston ,fdisaster. Sir Henry has experienced so much Thkindness from our cousins ...
... season of cheap opera at Covent Garden. Herr Neumann has, however, now entirely C given np h is idea of playing opera at Drury Lane; and he has Wisely de- cided not to open at Covent G arden - unntil the new stage niachinery is ready. I Accordingly, as ...
... recollect rightly, a i solitary performance Was announced in the midst of a heavy opera season by the Saxe- Coburg Company at Drury Lane about five years ago. Die Ebre is in many respects I one of SudermuAnn's finest plays, although I the sketches of character ...
... trappings which belonged grar to the ?? and, ?? of Brazil, ?? es hibited in Chicago, £34 ; and a satin Playbill, oft :11 Drury Lane, May 15, 1800, £91. -by re her ir EGILES1A3T1AL A12 TiIEOL9flICAL. lab' I ?? Hon. and Revd. Canon Arl of1 It Pelbama will ...
... fourth year, and ial lhas really achieved substantial results. The ti scene of its operations is in the slum region , between Drury Lane and Clare Market. Lord Halsburv has taken an active interest in the f mission since its inception, and many of the i] judges ...