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... 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 ...
... The Man of the !Vorld by Charles Macklin, the Irish actor who quarrelled with Garrick over the management of affairs at Drury Lane. The programme for this N O Among lead ing body. pretations pect production at Royal, Brighton, Brighton Festival. meaning ...
... The Man of the !Vorld by Charles Macklin, the Irish actor who quarrelled with Garrick over the management of affairs at Drury Lane. The programme for this N O Among lead ing body. pretations pect production at Royal, Brighton, Brighton Festival. meaning ...