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... so composed and inoffensive. My hoitugintones with him was very slight ; but I remember he ones gave me tickets to him at Drury Lane Theatre, where, if my memory be carport. be played Prince Hal in the Second Part of 'King Henry the Fourth.' But as to the ...
... Deb , Bells Brewery, Boot* Chemists, Deb., Leyland Rubber, Mill, Barlow and Joiies. Buxton Lime, Gardens, Normanby Iron, Drury-lane Theatre. 21a 98.. 100 Pref 255, 300 ham bra Is., 200 O Prcf. 2s. 6d., ICO Wheels 2s. ,10 North Steamboat* 94i, 150 Victoria ...
... writer in the “Musical Times” has discovered among the play bills formerly belonging to Nelson Lee, one of “ Henry VIII.,” at Drury Lane, on May 31, 1830, bearing a pencil note. “ Mrs. Mapleson’s infant was carried on for the christening scene.” Perhaps, therefore ...
... schools for children in theatres, and the drilling of hosts of young ladies in walla attue in the evolutions of new dances. Drury Lane sticks to the traditional nursery story with Blue Beard, and promises a wonderful triumph of the magic fan, which is ...
... and \\ nrv \ lo . Stretford Road. TT_VNTED good PLUMBER—AppIy D. Whitehurst, or Piumb\ » ing an'i Cognate Crafts Co., Drury Lane. Knutsford. W VIED aGIRL to feed iit'iK-. niach ne.— Apply Andcrsosaod ' _Co., 49, South King-street. YOUTH for warehouse ...
... NIGHTS %9 mast successful Comic Opera, LA POUPEE.” : MONDAY NEXT, SRY C. ARNOLD’S COMPANY in the PORTING DRAMA from the Drury Lane Theatre, London, entitled, PRODIGAL DAUGHTER ® a stud of real thoroughbred Horsea. May now be booked. N‘ifi‘e preparation ...
... writer in the Musical Times has discovered among the play bills formerly belonging to Nelson Lee, one of Henry VIII., at Drury Lane, on May 31, 1830, bearing a pencil note. Mrs. Mapleson's infant was carried on for the christening scene. Perhaps, therefore ...
... tße most successful Comioc . Opera, L A POUPEE.” N MONDAY NEXT, . SRY C. ARNOLD’S COMPANY in thke PORTING DRAMA from the Drury Lane Theatre, London, entitled, PRODIGAL DAUGHTER 8 a stud of real thoroughbred Horsea. May now be booked. \otive reparation ...
... , and was educated for medne, bat he preferred musk. end studied at ' Milan and Parte, eveatually his debut ía opera at Drury Lane as ia ui 1558. lie was for , some years a of the Pyre and RarH 6/0111. Company, with the p ar rs in &Neigh opera, while ...
... being £5.000. This almost rivals the dinner given at the “Carlton” by the hero in the drama of “The Great Millionaire” al Drury-lane; is supposed pay a plate—a preposterous sum, by the way. The rarest wines and the most elaborate decorations were mere incidents ...
... Ashton A Co.. 47. Brunswick-street. C.-on-M. ANTEDTgood - PLtTMBERT-A^pfy'DTvV'hitecurst, or Piumolng and Cognate Crafts Co., Drury Lane. Knutsford. ANTED, a GIRL to feed litho. machine.—Apply Anderson and Co., 49, South King-street. YOUTfTfor warehouse, toust ...
... the features of the coming season ltg London will be the number of entertainme specially designed for children. Excep? f;e Drury Lane pantomime will be absent from trts West End theatres. Bluebell in Fairyland S at the Vaudeville on December 18, and will ...