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... curicwit , es weirdly offered for We in London was the following printed notice, which used to he exhibited on the walla of the Drury Lane Coffee House about It is particular:y requested by the compary that those who are learning to well will ask for yesterday** ...
... things mere lint alway• thus. Tone was when there was more dramatic action in the pit than at the stagy, and in 1742 the Drury Lane manager enlisted the serviere of thirty prile4ighter• to assist the military in keeping On on. the recurier ne - name Dionne ...
... a well-known fan-painter, in Church Row. Houneditch. The Bell Tavern ini• mediately opposito this house, was kept by a Drury lane box-keeper, named Waist, at which house an actor's berf-steak club sees held. One morning, when Harry Woodward, Dunutall ...
... was indisposed, and the reason given iv that besides appearing st three halts every night, and working up Mumma for the Drury Lane pantomime. he singe at this and that anniversary complimentary benefit and numerous other friendly functions. Mr. and Mrs ...
... ' It was not then a eery prominent oue, as its meetings were held at a certain house of eistertaintnibt in Vinegar Yard, Drury Lane. The club' assembled there once a week; they dined together on Shekspearels birthday ; soil the mulberry semen dinner and ...
... Entwisle in cruel anarense concerning her daughter's debut st Drury Lane. mother and daughter being minimally put off by the manager with excusesi hot at Bat the opprortnnity rams. Drury Lane opened for the mason 1798.1796 on the evening of September 16th ...
... arson of modern life, full from beginning to end of ondoubted human interest. The late Augustus Harris. when director of Drury Lane Theatre, sent us form. fine romantic and stirring divunas which fairly totrhed the hearts of the people. Mr. Arthur Collins ...
... the ',Retested parties that an internal eon. ference at which no one had powers to pledge anyone baa already taken lilacs Drury Lane theatre. Sir Henry Irving presides over the managers' organisation, mod would be readily accepted on the other ride as chairman ...
... to ken against is bard to bear no doubt. A QUIOK ENGAGEMENT. VMS ago, while Augusto, Harris won cooduoting a rehearsal at Drury Lane Theatre he noticed an miter, who was alumet a stranger to him. stariding the stage. ale rehearial for a ntontent, IN shouted ...
... Little Christopher Columba. for nearly twice two hundred airkts. Newt week, a napitel company will appear in thegrest Drury Lane decent,, *The White Heather. which has already won a !avowable verdict on Tyneside. ROBBERY AT THE BABY HOTEL, NEWCASTLE ...
... an Fart, five other pronto of title, ,and seven Members of Parliament—a combination of cant sad distinction which is of Drury Lane melodrama, and which should base its customary impressive effect upou pit and gallery. The scenepiot 1011°18411g the ...
... to. Last year's Drury Lane pantomime, Jack sod the ftemmtalk, goes to Liverpool this Chremse, venue it be produced under the direction of Mr. Arthur Cobra. with all the costumes and effects which made it so suiversful at Drury Lane. Mr. George Robry ...