... and silver shoebuckles ; original letters Newton, and licorgo and very fine collection of rare engravings. The new play Drury Lane. *• of cony,*’ is in reality adaption of (he French comedy, (’apitaino Fracaffe.” The action opens a mined chateau, where ...

... proving successful, is understood that Paris houses have consented to produce equal amount. There was immense audience at Drury-lane Theatre Tuesday, the occasion being performance in aid of the sufferers by the Galveston tornado. Sir Henry Irving, ever ...

... Italian opera La Soala, Milan, in the tenor part of garde in Locia di Lammermoor,” and came out in the same character at Drury-lane Theatres Deoeanber 6th 1847. His first original character was in Balfo’s opera of The Maid Honour,” and in he was engaged ...

... on charge deserting his wife and family. The accused was arrested under somewhat peculiar circumstances. was a “super” at Drury Lane Theatre, and was taking the part of an M.P. in tho House of Commons scene in The Price Peace.” when officer came forward ...

... notice to Bv*»bb Syndicate. This dhouid be a genuine investment, will be sure to reap good harvest in a short time.”-7The Drury-lane Echo ’’: “ Anyone knowing the members this syndicate must know that the shareholders will ssofr-get their money back, the ...

... mu»!.n tie ta worn Miss Madge Lasting, the captivating American actress who is playing the principal girl's part in tho Drury Lane tiantominie, ran away from her homo m New \ork stage life. She obtained engagement in the chorus Koster and Biel's, New ...

... forts mentioned were afterwards found be merely thin planks and canvas painted, for all the world like a stage-scene at Drury-lane! The crowning device of the Chinese in the war of 1840, however, was the building of strange-looking war vessels. Some ships ...

... respondent, who was then the wife of Mr. Lawrence Buist. actor. He had befriended both of them. The lady at the time was a super Drury Lane, and she was also a show lady at the Avenne Theatre. In January, 18SK). she informed Mr. Abraham that her husband bad died ...

... signs that at the present rate of progress the terrace of the House of Commons will soon com© up to its representation in Drury Lane melodrama. Mr. Cecil Raleigh’s stage picture was thought at the time be exaggeration, but it was evidently a prophecy. The ...

... . Mr. Chamberlain, who endeavoured slip in quietly, had to bear a demonstration as if he were coming on the boards in a Drury-lane pantomime. Mr. Wyndham had gentler, though quite as effusive, treatment, and Mr. Austen Chamberlain, who is of very modest ...

... 1901. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT for the Holiday* of th» ENORMOUS DBUBT-LANB SUCCESS: “HEARTS ARE TRUMPS.” Magnificent Complete Drury-lane Production. London Company, Mi** MAUDE ELMORE. E W PRINCE’S THEATRE, PRESTON. MONDAY NEXT and Dnrinf the Week, first in ...

... which is well mounted, should have a successful stay. PRESTON THEATRE ROYAL —There a good deal realistic business in the Drury Lane drama Hearts are Trumpa,” now being produced the Theatre Royal. The cast a large one, and includes some very able artists ...