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... Barrett, who is simply oovering the provinces with Christmas panto- mimes. Wonderful accounts reach me of the Annual at Drury Lane, for which the booking is the heaviest ever known. Mr Arthur Collins promises us the finest pantomime ever produced, and ...
... the States, may possibly relinquish the honour in favour of a. London appearance during Mr Carl Rosa's Easter season at Drury Lane. I may add that special permission is accorded to Mr Sauvage by his agreement to sing at occasional concerts during his ...
... represented at the Olympic Theatre, London, with enormous success. Supported by the following artistes :—• Mr. LEWIS NANTON, Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. G. MURRAY Theatre Royal, Liverpool. Mr. C. RENNELL, Leeds and Liverpool Theatres. Mr. BAYNES, Prince of Wales ...
... The French who, despite Dudley Hardy's posters, is the discreetest of soubrettes. Soon comes along the Farren benefit at Drury Lane, and apparently all London met-ns going. ...
... Irish Coercion Bill, Sir R. Poel replied to the personal charge of having hunted Mr Canning to death. 1848-.I)isturbance at Drury Lane Theatre on She occasion of M. JulliGn attempting to Introduce th&^Theatre Hiatorique. 1855—Mr William IRwn moved a series ...
... Robertson's plays, who was killed in the collision at Brockley Whins, on Tuesday morning. Mr. Chatterton has kindly placed Drury Lane Theatre at the disposal or the committee which Mr. Pond is about to form and we can have no doubt of the cordial co-opera ...
... have been committed in Castie-stree' a thoroughfare included in that weii-kuo1 labyrinth of streets surrounding the famo01 Drury Lane. In one of the houses in Castle: street in a single room upstairs there has live for a considerable period a French shoemaker ...
... STRANGE ACCIDENT AT DRURY- LANE ITHEATRE. On Saturday night the performance of The White Heather was prevented from being given at Drury-lane Theatre by an accident of a very singular character. There is probably no theatre ih the world so lavishly equipped ...
... Clito at the Princess's. The date for the production is as yat unfixed. On Thursday, Messrs Gillow will take posses- sion of Drury Lane Theatre, which they have undertaken to decorate throughout before the revival of Human Nature, three weeks hence. Preparations ...
... then less than 15 years of age. She played Juliet and other first-class parts in Swansea during the summer of 1828, went to Drury lane in October of the same year to create the part of the heroine in Miss Mitford's tragedy of Rilazi, and having sustained ...
... Lonsdale. A rule was granted. Four thousand charity children were entertained at a free performance of the pantomime at Drury Lane on Thursday afternoon. They were specially invited by Mr Augustus Harris, the lessee, who, from the stage, recited a poem ...
... less unfortunate neighbour, so he writes to friends in England. Mr Ben Davies made his demi-debut on Satur- day evening at Drury Lane in Faust, scoring one of the greatest successes of the season, the truth and dignity of his voice being remarkable, and ...