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... 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 ...
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... 111 8 which be discussed hi plans for Lane, he confidently Drury Lane, he confidently claimed I have compleated a design which I believe to be free from every serious objection. In these Observations he gave convincing and well-articulated solutions ...
... MAKER by J OH:\' C ORNFORTH LO:'{DO:'{'S HORSE IX THE ::--riKETrES by R. . SUiiii\IERHAYS . . . . ..THE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE by MARCUS BINNEY . . A DOG TH. T LOOKS LIKE A LIO:-,r by S . I\l. LAMPSON .. A VIEW OF THE R[VE R by CHRISTOPHER NEVE. ...
... C 0 U TR Y Ll FE-DECEM BE R 10, I 9 7 0 THE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE By MARCUS BINNEY The present theatre at Drury Lane was built by Benjamin Dean Wyatt in 1811- 12. Here it is suggested his choice as architect was cltw to his stucly of the problems ...
... hear peculators who built in other words speed, economy and 4.-THE Kll\G' COU TRY LIFE-DECEMBER 10, 1970 iJI properly. and Drury Lane had been so enlarged, Richard u mberland observed in 1806, as to be hencef n vard t heatres for spectators rather than ...
... that ringed the audi- torium at Bordeaux taking away much of the acknowledged benefit of smooth and unbroken surfaces. t Drury Lane, vVyatt omitted the columns, emphasising in his Observations the need to avoid all breaks and projections. In the second ...
... it to him. He was greatly annoyed that he received no reply. It was, however, first performed here at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in February, 1815, and an E nglish edition of Beethoven's own piano a rrangement of the work appeared the following year ...
... money is said to have originated with the actor Charles Macklin, who quarrelled with Garrick over the conduct of affairs at Drury Lane.-En.] THE SOUTH AND WEST WILTSHIRE SIR,- Daily's Hunting Directory says that the South and vVest \.Yiltshire is probably ...
... of applause because of the breathing space they gave her; how she adapted her style to the requirements of the enlarged Drury Lane theatre after 1794 ; and how (according to her husband) drinking small beer helped her to weep, while with any other strong ...
... independent practice as a painter of wild life in Drury Lane, and the following year Richard Symonds records that he was paid £8 for a picture of fish : Visited Barlow living neare ye Drum in Drury Lane. For a quadro of ffishes he made he had 8 li . He ...
... independent practice as a painter of wild life in Drury Lane, and the following year Richard Symonds records that he was paid £8 for a picture of fish : Visited Barlow living neare ye Drum in Drury Lane. For a quadro of ffishes he made he had 8 li . He ...