... subject of this notice had now become an esteemed favourite in the great city, and when Macready revived * King Jobn” at Drury Lane in 1842 she figured /in the cast as Constauce, the mother of Prince Arthur. She also played Virginia to Macready’s Roman ...

... ’s play * Pericles” upoun the stage. On three memorable occasions its production has been within measurable distance—at Drury-lane, under the management of Sir Augustus Harris, at the Lyceum, u:Ser that of Sir Henr* Irving, and Aflin at the Haymarket ...

... from Shakespeare with Lady Martin ; but of that Lyceum management, which is at least as famous as Macready’s management of Drury Lane, Sir Theodore has nothing to say. Oue curious contradiction seems to throw a little light on this | reticence. Of Macready’s ...

... tragedy, * Irene,” at different theatres, but it was declined, and ten years later Garrick, who had become proprietor of Drury Lane Theatre, arranged to put it on the stage. After niuc nighte, during which it met with anythivg but an enthusiastic reception ...

... the Coronation, for not ouly have the King and Queen and all the Royal Family on their respective and repeated visits to Drury-lane Theatre expressed their hearty and unalloyed appreciation of the beauty and reverence which distinguish Klaw and Erlanger’s ...

... pastor was seen_ to fall. A doctor who was called as guickly as possible i»rononnco-d life to be extinct. The collapse of Drury Lane Theatre at Sunderland on Sunday proves to have been a serious affair. Six houses were demolished in the fall, and the north ...

... text suggests That text you will all recognise as tuken from Dr, Johnson's Prologue, recited by Garrick at the opening of Drury Lane Theatre. So much was this composition admired that it was redemanded each might for a week. But lam not suggesting that ...

... but torrents of rain fell, and brought tll::xfeltivit,iet to a close. In October the pageant was produced by Garrick at Drury Lane, and had a run of nearly a hundred nights. Messrs Horonines Axp DEER'S ANNUAL SALE. —On Tuesday last Messrs Hutchings and ...

... Shakespesre. The real pumber was ten, namely three private houses, the Blackfriars, Whitefriars, and the Cock-pit or Phoeunix in Drury-lane, and seven thas were termed üblic theatres, viz., the Globe on Bankside, the Euruin in Shoreditch, the Red Bull in Red Bull ...

... later on Monday, the victim being a corn merchant in Liverpool. After the clerks in the office of Messrs Morrie and Co., of Drury-lane, had left for the night, the principal partner, Mr Godfrey W. Alexander, shot himself in his private office with arevolver ...

... prologue and four acts. The date fixed for ite production is the 23rd of April, and it will be produced on the ample stage of Drury-lane Theatre. It is said that the scenery will cost at least £lO,OOO, and the innocent outsider wonders how it can be {)loalible ...

... thought in that direction the authorities might do well to observe more respect for the memory of the bard who spelt ruin to Drury-lane till a more important light rose in the name of Mr Cecil Raleigh—(laughter). Mr BEu. said local control was excellent for ...