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... Dante suffer principally from.cold. Tho fire a wonderful illusion, aud the method by which ii; is produced makes 6tage Drury Lane about as draughty tire stalls in most the theatres. Many cf tho actors caught cohi during the rehearsals, and Caraiuais ...
... have seen every at Drury Lane for nearly 50 years, said the speaker, and I think this is one of the finest plays I have seen for a long time. I surprised it so little known among the play-going public. If the directors of Drury Lane are willing, he ...
... of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Havmarket. MR. P. CORRI, Primo Basso of the Theatre* Royal Lane, Haymarket, and Princess's Theatre. MR O. SUMMERS, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. MR. B. BOWLER, Of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Lyceum. MISS KATE ...
... married in January next to Frederick i»wudes, junior member the TUnta editorial staff. The will of Harry Payne. the well-known Drury Lane clown and pantomimist, has just been proved, the personal estate being sworn at £5,853. ...
... returned verdict of accidental death in the case of John Walter Bowden (83), who in the sixties performed as a clown at Drury Lane Theatre under tho name of Delavante. Deceased, who was native of Stonehouse (Devon), was fatally injured while jumping off ...
... combined, as in his case you can, A matchless cloun and ions man. Bci scvan. Grimaldi, lato*c!own to Drury Lane, was son to Grimaldi, balletmaster to Drury Lane Theatre, under Garrick. Ills mother was Miss Hrooker, also dancer under Garrick. At five years old ...
... Queen and the late Prince Consort. He subsequently had engagements at the St. James's, Sadler's Wells, the Standard, and Drury Lane, and after making a farewell tour of the United Kingdom, sailed for America in November, 1357. He met with an enthusiastic ...
... judged by the annals of that time. Outstanding events other than Mr. Pepys going to church were the successes of certain Drury Lane artistes. Mention is made also of a Plague and a Fire. Such was the influence of fine clothes that if a man was bedecked ...
... of learning. Even a new historical play, entitled Vortigern. was announced this was purchaaed Sheridan and produced at Drury Lane in 1796, but was damned once. Ireland at lest compelled to admit the forgeriea, and acknowledged his fraud in Confessions ...
... OF AN OLD STEEPLECHASER. The horse Voluptuary, which is nightly appeering in the new drama of The Prodigal Daughter at Drury Lane Theatre, has had a singularly varied career. He is a son the Derby winner Cremome, and he was himself thought by Lord Rosebery ...
... Court were praaent on night at an interesting performance given at Windsor Castle by the Comedie Frencaise Company from Drury Lane Theatre. The entertainment took place in the Waterloo Chamber. A State chair was provided for her Majesty upon the crimson ...
... tiie meanwhile, the Drury-Lane Society should be for its deceit. Sir James Graham, when taunted witn being neither a Dei it.*, nor a Kusselite, uor even ** I'eelite, answered that he whs ** not an ite ot any kind. But the Drury-Lane Society's members ...