... , 1882, and his last recorded appearance was almost exactly 50 years later. He was knighted by King George the Fifth at Drury Lane Theatre in 1916, after the Shakespeare tercentenary performance. In 1933 was given a civil list pension of £lOO a year, ...

... gentleman, being his first appearance in public. The Ghost, The Grave-digger, and . Laertes, by Mr. Sampson, the great London. Drury Lane Comedian. Honey mate wdootne addition to your table. You get the freshest, highest quality honey at GEORGE WHITE & SONS ...

... puritan, scolds them. Gratefully Alec tells her that, with his influence and her beauty, she should be the leading lady in Drury Lane. She follows the troupe to London and folds one of them, Macaulay, and she gives him money for a meal He eats hearty dinner ...

... Stew, art head the cast of the supporting picture “Riders of the T imberiinc.” The story of an Irish girl's rise to fame at Drury Lane Theatre, “Peg of Old Drury, will be the attraction Thurs., Fn., & Saturday. The excellent cast of this delightful production ...

... The Royal Edition Operas. PP. (4) plus 284. Bvo Boosey ...

... the management the Princess Theatre, public banquet was given his honour London. In 1861 he gave a successful season at Drury Lane, and after farewell in the nexi year went around the world. 186 b again appeared in London and in 1867 said his farewell ...

... 1894, TUESDAY: 26th—Edmund Kean r(tragedian) made his very successful debut, as Shylock. in the Merchant of Venice.” at Drury Lane Theatre, London, 1814. Waterford ship “Marguerite, with Capf. Power and local crew (reported lost) arrived in the river ...

... Vanbrugh, and subsequently adapted by the Anglo- Irish dramatist, politician and orator, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, for the Drury Lane Theatre. From some biographical research I have made I learn that the plays of Sir John Vanbrugh were marked by sparkling ...

... in the Qity, and the forthcoming production promises to be a musical event of outstanding importance. First performed in Drury Lane, London, on the 15lh November, 1845, the opera brought fame and renown to the Waterfordborn composer, W. Vincent Wallace ...

... ROYAI WATERFORD FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY presents W. V. WALLACE’S OPERA “MARITANA” First Production at Drury Lane Theatre, 15th November, 1845 SIX NIGHTS COMMENCING MONDAY. 12th NOV. at 8 pan. Sharp. GUEST ARTISTS:— FRANK RYAN (Tenor) JOHN LYNSKEY (Baritone) ...

... Maritana, says the Public Relations officer of the 8.8. C., was the biggest box-office draw of the Poet Bunn's season at Drury Lane, and was later equally successful Germany and Austria. Before was 33 Wallace had many hairsbreadth escapes; in Australia ...

... Society’s centenary production of William Vincent Wallace’s opera “Maritana”, the first performance of which took place at Drury Lane, London, on the 15th November 1843. I am told that the Theatre has been completely booked for the entire week, and whether ...