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... Bright, sold at Christie's in the spring, has been presented by the purchaser to the National Portrait Gallery. Tin new Drury-lane melodrama deals with life In old England, and the date is immediately after the escape of Charles 11. from the battle of ...
... r expected to meet him again. Nominally, as the obituary notices have pointed out, he was to the last the author of the Drury-lane Pantomime, but for years music-hall business was introduced into it with which he had nothing to do. He grieved over the ...
... the more expensive seats were booked before Christmas, right away to the middle of January and the three largest houses— Drury lane, Covent Garden, and Her Majesty's —have been turning money away. At Olympia there were thirty - five thousand people on ...
... and Arens in the Soudan (18571. by a French artist. L. Belly, was knocked down at 26gs. The portrait of Owen Maewiny, of Drury-lane and flaymerket. painted by Van Loci, and engraved in mezzotint by Faber, was may engendered to be worth (3 15s. ; while ...
... possession of Lady Burdett- Coutts. THE programme for the approaching Carl Bosa opera season at the National Theatre in Londte (Drury Lane) has been issued. It promises CO evening and six afternoon representations, and contains not only a list of the works to ...
... Ages of Man from • mosaic in the pavement of the cathedral at Siena. The Carl Rosa Opera Company. in their brief season at Drury-lane. have been extremely stesceased, as far as the atteudanoss are concerned. Some of the old stook operas have been produced ...
... memory of living playgoers. If we mistake not, the last revival in London was the enterprise of the late Mr. Cloitterton, at Drury-lane, just 17 years ago. Miss Wallis was the Cleopatra on that occasion, and Mr, James Anderson the love-lorn Antony. Mr. ...
... Mr. Cooke Were you in your nightdress at that time P Prosecutrix Yes. Crosivexamined by Mr. ahner She bad performed a' Drury-lane Theatre. at the Empire and at the bra She went to 'orge with her mother. rbe prisoner never objected to her until after ...
... had been foiled in a desperate attempt at forcible abduction, as the fair actress returned from supping with a friend is Drury Lane. Assisted by some hired bravoes, the maims bad almost succeeded In Litchi( her into a coach that wee waiting, with six horses ...
... DRI7RY LAST:. Having long outlived the younger and morn lordly neighbour. Craven House, the two old London gables• houses in Drury-lane, near wyth-street, have at last been pulled down, says the Hodder. That to tbd• south was conspicuous for its panelled front; ...
... solitary &guns, incongruously perched and labelled. Pantomime is not very rampant this season, the three best being at Drury Lane, the Create! Palace, and the Grand in Isliugton. there were six of our theatres closed on Boxing I Covent Carden, sometimes ...
... generations later should he. for auld lang sync.** sake, be found forming part of the crowd outside the pit door of old Drury-lane, his neigh.suuni may be certain of being regaled with a bitter lament over the diquirted glories of the past. Asa matter ...