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... generally known that the late Queen’s life was insured tor quite variety of purposes at Lloyd’s. For example, the proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre had for some time past insured her life every year in order to protect themselves from loss during the pantocrine ...
... real mob. urging, shrieking, tensing and going, since the Duke of Sue.bungen brought over his famous company of players to Drury Lane over twenty years ago. It sru the Wet of this Priam, who tan loved dro matic art, that every actor on the stage, no matter ...
... Frourif as quietly as possible. IILSTERIOUS DMA rpEARANCE. A STORY OF GRIMALDI. us seem' week of Novent:ver. then playing at Drury Lane. was informed that two weiti.tg to me him at the stage door. soon as he ciold away. the Moira WAS down. mid saw two of op ...
... Opera Company. Nereral of Mos Cook's c'hildreit have been or are on the star. Miss Alive Armley Cook has been playing in the Drury Lane pantomime, and Mr Furman: Cook and Mrs Meyer Lots, another of her daughters, were ale, members of the profession. Ttm late ...
... Henry Neville, who has won for himself @ great name in modern English comedy and str vs, and who last autumn deli great Drury Lane melodrama “The Price of Peace.” The company is tire direciion of Percy of Miss Hutchison, and under the en- THEATRICAL GOSSIP ...
... any *tenoning. B. chamber. were in the temple; to. get by the shortest net, ho rands for I street. and sordid pedlions of Drury-lane, which had to the Strand. Modern improvemests have elmo.t effaced the dingy, foul-smelling through which the young-half ...
... been used he-, fore. As a seance el fact, Edmund Falcisme bestowed it upon • three-set drama' which fie brought Night at Drury Lane early in the sixties. Night and Morning. twain. was the title Mr Dion nonciceult pee. in the first place. to his adaptation ...
... There was keen competition for copy of the speech dsMversd the meeting of the administrative Reform Association bekfat Drury lane Theatre an Wednesday, June 27,1866. It was proof of the first edition, tbs corrections and additions being made by Dickens ...
... distinguished name modem English comedy and strong Society plays, and who last autumn delighted London audiences that groat Drury Lane melodrama. “ The Price Peace. ’ Miss Evelyn Weeden, who takes the part Mrs. Dane, was for period the Lyceum. The company ...
... 'Chary Ripe fame. He .ion became a proficient musicale, and frequently act-d as deputy for Tom Cooke as inimical director at Drury Lane, a position now occupied by my friend and vouvryman. Mack a y (lover . Balfe's further career is too will known -to dwell ...
... valuable relic of Balfe—namely, letter from the mat Irish composer himself written to invito her grandfather to bis box in Drury Lane Theatre to witness a performance the “ 80. GirL” ...
... Ordinary fell 1; and Eastern, 4. In Breweries, Allsupp Preference fell and Do Debenture Four and a Half per , In Theatre*. Drury Lane rose 1-16; I*l*l Cutely fed 1. In M i seel line ns. Fine Cotton Spinners rose 1-16 ; Hotchkiss Ordinary, 1-16 ; Peara Ordinary ...