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... stately oak on the western side which is so splendidly cut out for theatrical effect that it might have been transplanted from Drury Lane stage, and by an arrangement of coloured lights a most enchanting scene can be produced. This is good. London has for several ...
... ROYAL OPERA HOUSE, COVBNT GARDHN. and is under the direct supervision of Mr. J. M. Glover, the well known Music Director of Drury-lane Theatre. Patrons engaging this Orchestra wiH save much of the expense attached bringing Orchestra from London. Address. ...
... playhouse, which Peps, loved so well, and opened the Booths of llarthotoniew l s Fair, where Doggett tenet .1 penny as seam as Drury Lane I st hot to hold an audience. The plagne was .pun-tele fur much enforced inactivity m the profession. In 1693. so long ...
... brilliant dramatist's creation. that Doggett is remembered. No one can now recall that droll figure the smoky footlights of Old Drury Lane which induce.) Addison's Trunkmaker to break half a dozen oak plants - -upon the woodwink of the gallery in sheer, uproarious ...
... l'epys loved so well, and opened the Bootlui•of Bartholomew's Fair, where Dmirt himself turned an honest penny as soon as Drury Lane became too but to hold an audience. lin plague was often responsible much enforced inactivity in the profession. In 1603 ...
... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. THE PRICE OF PEACE. One of the best dramas ever sent on tour from Drury Lane forms the holiday week piece the Thratie was a crowded house last evening to witness production for the first time Portsmouth. The Price of Peace supirbly ...
... litichttr Or heArewl. Vinlas.—Mr. C. Puller (Waller Orcheralra anal Cho Broltinh Orchestral and Mr. A. McLonghlin (Orman Oprra. Drury Lane and Covent Garden/. Violonnellon. -- Mr. Artfl.. Trenn (principal slehnlarahlp Holder of Royal College. of Montiel and Mr ...
... AMUSEMENTS, &C. THEATRE ROYAL. Evidently to the taste of a holiday audience was the Drury Lane dramas, *‘ The Price of ?no-. which Mr. Boughton introduced to a local audience for the first sme at the Theatre Royal. From an early hour crowds ?dwnd in ...
... belonging to the Corporation are exhibited was opened in 1873. NOT MUCH OF ♦N OFFEE. Mr Edmund Thurlow Smith. manager of Drury Lane and Her Majesty's Theatre, made as offer to the Corporation to rent the northern portion of the Brighton Pavilion at .k3OO ...
... literature Dowton 22nd of year followed Edmund Kean wanted large theatres preferred them smaller and said that after the fire at Drury-lane Mr Whitbread consulted him and unavailingly smaller building He also for a more treatment of the minor theatres the of the ...
... welcomed. She has previously appeared before local audiences, and since her last visit has been engaged in pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre. She is undoubtedly clever astiste, and she is not the only one the Company. cannot here mention them all by name ...
... Government Board for a loan to be raised which will cover the expenses of extending the water supply down the lower end of Drury Lane and the lower end Hogg Lane, in the village of Charlton.”—The matter was left in the hands the committee and clerk.—Plans ...