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... Tories, and this 'sixpenny war' seems to have been fomented by ·whig elements, as well as Sheridan's supporters from rival Drury Lane. Thus The Times and The Post supported the damned managers, as Lord Folkestone called them, against The Chronicle and ...
... ANNUAL, 1970 SMIRKE'S COVENT GARDEN THEATRE D URING the winter season of 1808-9, London's premier theatres, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, were both within a few days £50,000 was collected from private subscribers in shares of £5OO. The Prince of Wales donated ...
... balletomane but I saw a good number of the Diaghilev ballets in the 1920 s and found it a nostalgic, moving experience to go to Drury Lane C 0 UN TR Y LI F E-J ANU A R Y 15, 19 7 0 By FRANK DA VIS LA ' J ~:~ 'f. .it. , /,;,.._ ' ··- 1.-THREE FROM A ORIGINAL DRAWINGS ...
... appears to exist a likeness to the Irish actor Robert Wilks (? 1665-1732), who was long associated with the management of the Drury Lane and Haymarket theatres. His portrait, painted by Kneller's follower J ohn Ellys, was engraved by J. Faber, and the younger ...
... cottage walls; and J ohn Corn forth will review the recently published volume of the Survey of London on Covent Garden and Drury Lane. In addition, there 'vill be reports on the Gold Vase golf tournament at Sunningclale, by P . A. vVard-Thomas; and on the ...
... cottage walls; and J ohn Corn forth will review the recently published volume of the Survey of London on Covent Garden and Drury Lane. In addition, there 'vill be reports on the Gold Vase golf tournament at Sunningclale, by P . A. vVard-Thomas; and on the ...
... Isleworth; this was painted by the celebrated Francis \ Vheatley and dated 1776. Lacy's father owned a half share in the Drury Lane Theatre with Garrick. Topography is always an interesting theme, and maps and engravings are the speciality of Baynton-vVilliams ...
... Isleworth; this was painted by the celebrated Francis \ Vheatley and dated 1776. Lacy's father owned a half share in the Drury Lane Theatre with Garrick. Topography is always an interesting theme, and maps and engravings are the speciality of Baynton-vVilliams ...
... designed in a fashion that was so long out of date. It went for £520. Earlier that morning a working scale model of the Drury Lane stage was bought by the Victoria and Albert Museum for £5OO. This was a fascinating affair with miniature winches backstage ...
... the Survey to produce its accounts of The Parish of St. Paul Covent Garden (Athlone Press, £10), and The Theatre R oyal Drury Lane, and The Royal Opera House Covent Garden (Athlone Press, £6): on the one hand the volumes commemorate the 300th anniversary ...
... HAND crochet-ed bedspreads. Elizabeths9 Bedford Avenue, Legend is currently being-proved nightlY at the Theatre Royai. Drury Lane. Become the envy of every hostess in London. bring the zip and sparkle of Old Vienna to your Our Strauss Barnet. Herts ...
... manager of Alley (Fig. 1) and Aungier Street theatres. The e enjoyed a reputation second only to that of Covent Garden and Drury Lane, and although many Irish actors crossed the water to make their name London, the traffic was by no means a Garrick's vi ...