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... Thalberg; Signor D’ALLESANDRI, Tenor, From St. James’ Theatre, London • AND Signor FUMAROLA, Baritone, From her Majesty’s and Drury Lane Theatres. Admission—First Seats, 35.; Second do., 2s; Back Seats (limited), Is. Family Tickets, to admit Four to First 10s ...
... The Fracas in Drury Lane Theatre.— Mr Augustus Moore, in the course of a long article in tiie “ Hawk dealing with the episode which occurred in the Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night, says :—lt was at the end of an act of the Drury Lane drama on Saturday ...
... be put upon the stage. A few days ago I had the opportunity of seeing some of the preparations for the great pantomime at Drury Lane, which has now become quite a national event. There was Mr Augustus Harris in the centre of the stage frantically waving ...
... Clounmel, of a son and heir, At Rochester, on the 3d instant, Mrs Ternain (formerly Miss Jarman), of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, of a daugh- ter. At Callander House, Stirlingshire, on the 7th instant, the Lady Louisa Forbes, of a daughter. Marriages ...
... the autumn she returned to er Vienna, proceeding afterevards to Italy, where she was ml- engaged by Mr E. T. Smith for his Drury Lane Italian Opera. It was at the termination of this season that she made her first appearance in Glasgow. Localama- teurs u-ill ...
... within less than a year, she is said to have ould cleared £30,000. After a Transatlantic trip of two years she reappeared at Drury Lane Theatre, May 28, dent 1872, in La Traviata. She was married at West- Hol- minster Abbey, August 27, 1872, to M. Auguste ...
... WrATSON, wife of Mr Robert Joiniston, Shakespeare Square, eEdinburgh. snd mother of Mr Ilenry Erskine John- sston, late of Drury Lane Theatre. At his scat, at tile Priory, near Templemore, Ire. I land, on the 22d ult. Sir JOHS Ca/VtN GAMRn5S, Bart. its the ...
... went there.and carried ld out, in the most thoroughgoing way, all the reforms ra which Mr Macready had insisted upon at Drury Lane. ra The stage was purified and ennobled by the regular ot performance of the Shakspearean drama. This enter- Bl liie, however ...
... Kemable, Maceady, Charles ein Xean, Dowion, Liston, and John Reeve, makving, in Ire London, eventually, a ?? appearance at Drury Lane, October 31, 1839, as Benedick, in the ancomedy Of Much Ado About Nohig,h-mr prominent part of Mr Marston's prof'essional ...
... of that great ?? and good man in pious revereuce. The very last time I saw him was at a, per- formance of 'Carmen' at Drury Lane Theatre. :1 The occasion was special, and a imore brilliant h gatheriuc had not often been seen in tle oli l.i/nso. d Durini ...
... more than two months before her ?? and Templeton made their last appearances together, in Balfe's Maid of Artois, at Drury Lane. it is stated that at the end of the performance, Malibran removed, the jewelled betrothal ring from her finger which she ...
... wpost successful parts was that oF the hero fine M. i A senet's iManon, whidh be 'crCated dur-ing the Englishj season at Drury Lane l4st spring. This character he? acted with remarkable pimLit, and the musit could not i have found a more perfecL interpreter ...