... oome to Drury Lane at Christmas? I don't know whether I can. Tbe syndicate halls, where I am booked, won't let me appear at the Middlesex ! Tbe Middlesex Music Hall! Han-is fairly gasped. M I don't mean the Middlesex Music Hall in Drury Lane — l mean ...

... Mac- beth at the Lyceum, snd two years later took part in the performance of Ravenswood. She began her stage career at Drury Lane in 1854. The funeral will take place to-day. m> ?? ...

... interested in the I subject. Addison wrote the libretto of Clayton's Rosa- mond, an opera wihidh was withdrawn from Drury Lane iv 1707, after three representations; Steele was a playwright, and for a time even a manager. But the hostility of these ...

... Liverpool he played Ham- let for three weeks, which is probably the longest provincial run ever known. In London he played at Drury Lane and at the Adelphi with the late William Terriss, and in 1876 started out starr- ing, whilst in the following year he ...

... keeping, and by whom, ap- parently they had been altogether forgotten. The diaries form a strict chronol c-iieal history of Drury-lane Theatre during Garriek's management from 1747 to 1776 They record at times with dramatic brevity and point the reception ...