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... Drury Lane Theatre, to r .; 1101 the priests of ad. mission, to all p of the home, if we re member rightly, undi r pretenee of meetin g some extraordinary expenses, in the way of **pain and improvement.. Now, it was open ' to such as disagreed with Mr ...
... together; but it was judiciously put the repertoire and played at short intervals during the season. In a theatre like Garrick's Drury Lane, with a staff of clever actor., and a large staff too, each one had his depariment and round of characters—all would have ...
... certificate into waste paper. /IRS. SIDDONS AND MRS. SOOTT AS ROSALIND. Till Mrs. Siddons herself played Rosalind, in 1785, at Drury Lane, no other bad much attracted the town. Mrs Bulkeley had resplendent beauty and unparalleled audaciousness; but Rosalind ...
... great success of his life. Mr. Forrest soon took a ei g e pl ace i n hie profeeeirm, and Male to England, apoeflring at Drury Lane on the 17th Oe.ohee, it 33. fie met with great It is worth. of mention (seye the New York Tribune) that be received at ...
... had returnad. to London, and spent their' 'time in receiving ad. dresses; the Queen, however, looked nate and ill, and at Drury Lane Theatre, on tho 27th February, she appedred to be exceedingly delicate and affected by the cold. iri e France, Louis Phillips ...
... reliable was that about a hundred and twenty year. ago with eaused by thrusting a sharp instrument Garrick'e management of Drury Lane. When up under the nails. Unqnestionably there is no we see that under judicious reign of nearly correspondence between ...
... g foam of New York or the Bourse act Patin it is like the lobby of the Hoene of Commons in c 'ntrast with the gallery of Drury Lane Theatre on • sitting night. Un the Paris Bourg', when there is anything like a litorm in the air, yon may meat ten and women ...
... European modeeation in the treatment of France. The Em2ress Eugenie was present incognito at the dramatic entertainment at Drury Lane, for the benefit ot the suffering French. it is said that ber Majesty contributed a sum equal to halt the proceeds. A Memorandum ...
... capability of enjoyment after Christmas fashion, The theatres, however, do not incline so much as usnal to Pantornine, though Drury Lane has produced a gorgeous one, whilst some of the burlesque are mounted with groat splendour. Curiously enough, we have now ...
... was one long revel and brawl. They resolved to ran sway with the actress. They matted for her, with some soldier., in Drury-lane. As soon as she appeared in the street they attacked her coach ; her cries alarthed the neighbourhood, she was rescued, ...
... - patent houses, too, has stopped he growth of a Brehminicel ease among ictors themselves ; for, wheu the companies et Drury-lane tor.d Covent-garden were exclusively permitted to style themselves His Majesty's Servants,' it was not uncommon for performers ...
... primmer had during the butt two years given nniiee, had occurrea in the immediate vicinity of Lis dwelling in Parker-street, Drury-lane. The learned counsel went on to give:particulars of several fires with the kindling of which he charged the prisoner and ...