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... Nilsson and the Shah of Persia. The latter, being io London 1873, was expected to witness performance one evening at the Drury Lane Theatre. The programme tor the evening selected from three operas, viz.: The first acts La Traviata and Mignon, wibh ...
... oat arrange“mr’ben Greet’* White Heather.”— On Wednesday and Thursday, nest week, Mr Ben GrSwl uVthe greatest «rf ail the Drury Lane successes, via., The White Heather.' The prodSTiM one the hart dram*. which has ever visited provinces. White Heather” i* ...
... assisted. Tor -f ea Wettneetlay and Thursday evening. Alio. was by the Bea lIrNI Company with a reproductioo of the celebrated Drury Lane Drat., -The White Heather. The piece contains an attractive mixture of eueledraom end light comedy. sad to be clamed AA ...
... eight-years old was introduced to the celebrated Robert William Eiliston, who had just concluded aru unfortunate tenure Drury Lane, and had embarked upon management at the Surrey Theatre, in the Blackfriars Rood. He was engaged by Elliston at a salary ...
... George III. of England while the king was driving through Hyde Park, Lon- don. ‘line same night, while attending a play at Drury Lane ‘Theatre, a man, later proven a luna- tic, while standing in the pit, fired a shot at the His assailant king. His Majesty ...
... at the Albert H-l —a very brilliant scene—was attended the leadmg members of the operatic companies of Covent Gardens and Drury Lane and by every eminent musician then in London, from Verdi's old antagonist, Sir Michael Costa, efownwards Many of them tried ...
... 2fterwards accideat happened the which wallnigh ended the stage career of Sig- nor Gelassi. He wes the original Telramund at Drury Lane in 1875, after the production at Covent Garden. Fancelli was apt to be car away by the business off the scene, and oné night ...
... defamatory, or libellous. Refarence has been. made to Henry Phillips, a ones famous baritone. He sustained severs ding parts at Drury Lane and the English Opera, houses, or Lyceum, in operas of Balfe, ¥. Romer, and other . English com- posers. He had to mount ...
... lecturer then drew some vivid} heart- sickening illustrations from the real life of these children in St. Giles. Seven Dials, Drury Lane, Bermondsey, Westminster, and other thickly- populated, fetid, and sickly precincts in the great Babylon of London. To reform ...
... to mention a aUritua incident in real life, vii., the article eputled. “Na*,ly roasted alive in the great Chandelier of Drury Lane. “The Strand” (6d).— This gart commepces a new volume. Mrs L. T. Tdeade series of clever! creation storiea the ffeross ...
... cent as high, and throw ball per cent, as far. The King has accepted from Mr Arthur Collins, a souvenir his recent visit to Drury Lane Theatre, a vellum-bound copy of Ganeral Lew Wallace's book Ben-Hnr. Zola is now in Jerusalem collecting notes for his next ...
... Yarmouth's herring fleet will consist season of about 700 boat?, over 200 being steam drifters. Whkn the Shah of Persia visited Drury Lane Theatre 1873 he paid tbe record price of £500 for his box. Four hundred and five Parisian hooligans have been arrested in ...