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... him. There are three very good theatres in Melbourne, viz., the Royal, the Princess's, and the Olympic. The Royal is the Drury-lane of the colony. Then there are all sorts of exhibitions, and, last, there is Cremorne. Of course, I dropped in at all these ...
... Cardiff-road as a criterion, and the houses of other localities in the town. In the metropolis, in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, there were habitations where people lived and car- ried on their occupationR. in cellars. These were allowed and considered ...
... with grace, in enunciating the beloved,' and in reading an Epistle. For all I this, Will was indebted to the players at Drury Lane,- out the necessary money was well laid out. It returned ( t. per cent. Covent Garden was not backward in lend- ing him ...
... of which has gone the round of Europe, and has been rendered famous by Alboni and Viardot, Jenny Lind and Soiitag. From Drury-lane Theatre to the Grand Opera in Pans, and to the Opera Comique in the same capital, was but a step. Balfe's name became European ...
... the girls to the station, where they stated that they had been sent out by Ward's mother. On inquiry in Charles-street, Drury-lane (where both the mothers reside), he ascertained that Catherine Ward was in the habit, not only of sending her own daughter ...
... BEHIND THE SCENES. At Bow-street, on Thursday, Mr. Harry Boleno, the clown at Drury-lane Theatre, appeared to a summons charging him with having assaulted James Mackintosh, a supernumerary, during the performance of the panto- mime. The complainant stated ...
... stone of the institution by July or the beginning of August next. Already seven houses have been promised, viz one from the Drury-lane Fund, one from Covent-garden ditto, one from Mr. Charles Kean, one from the General Theatrical Fund, one from the Equestrian ...
... 644, and the cost at £462,860, as against 91,003 men, and £ 432,900. The second and last concert of the artistes of the Drury-lane Opera was given on Saturday at the Crystal Palace, and succeeded in attracting a large audience. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA.-The ...
... being bome by members of the central committee, and, preceded by an ex- cellent brass band, marched through Fleet-street, Drury-lane, and Oxford-street, to the Pianoforte Makers' Hall in Castle-street, where a meeting was held, at which Mr. Bennett, of ...
... 1597 THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LICENSED TO MR. JOHN THOMAS. LESSEE AND MANAGER, MR. J. H. DELAFIELD. (From the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane, and Lessee of the Theatres Royal Ryde & Leamington Spa.) WILL OPEN FOR THE WINTER SEASON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1860, With ...
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... IJcrikes. THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LICENSED TO MB. JOHN THOMAS. LESSEE AND MANAGER, MR. J. H. DELAFIELD (From the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane, and Lessee of the Theatres Royal Ryde & Leamington Spa.) ON SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 10th, 1860, First Appearance of Mr ...