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... took part in the contest seemed bent upon poseessini the pre mina. Amongst others was Mr. Nylons, of Her Majesty's Opera, Drury-lane, who bed as high as £21,000, for the house in which he had himself made his abut as the team of a London Theatre. Mr. Maples= ...
... complete, with its fairy prelude, its introduction, its harlequinade, and its transformation. How if Mr. 1. B. ' Chatterton, of Drury Lane seeing the degree of pantomimic perfection of wood, wax, and spring rents, should elect to manufacture. instead of engaging ...
... little need for the apology implied in the following lines of the prologue— We have not got oar From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; Our dream, too, we hope you'll pardon Not coining straight from Covent Garden. The plot consists chiefly of the terror* ...
... Major-GonOral Norootl, Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey ' the Royal Polytechnic Institution, London, her Itlejasty's Company, Drury Lane, London, and in every part of the United Kingdom and the Continent. Psarozwass: MR. W. KINGSLEY (Humorous Vocalist) ; MR ...
... will be Mr. Dillon 's last appearance in Walsall for some time, he haring accepted an engagement from Mr. Chettertan for Drury Lane Theatre, London, where he will appear immediately after concluding this engagement. Wraast.r. Smarr, 26, °wawa. Smarr.-officsr ...
... SATURDAY, 190, 20th, sod 2lht. 01 M CHARLES DILLON, Togahar with SPECIALLY -SELECT= 0011PAITY, Previous to his appears:toe at Drury Lane Theatre, London, in three of his GREAT CHARACTER HAMLET 1 MACBETH ! BELPHEGOR ! Concladiag awl Evening wits ...
... it may bare bona seen, and a large and appreciative audience is sore to agreeable, especially accepted an engagement at Drury Lane Theatre, which will probably prevent his re-appeanutes in the provinces for a lengt hen ed period. BT. MArrazw's Ruing ...
... Major-General Morcott, Lieutenant- Governor of Jersey ; The Royal Polytechnic Institution, London; Her Majesty's Opera Company, Drury Lane, London And in every pad of the UMW Kingdom and Se Continent. MB. W. KINGSLEY, Teed list); MB. J. MERRINGTON, (Taws/ MR ...
... the Westminster Hall frontage until it fell in a storm into Old Pa/ace Yard. Picked up by • soldier, it was posed on to a Drury Lane actor, who Mwith it for a conaideration to a member for e teth, through whom it deMr. Wilkinson. There seems to be no doubt ...
... stage at Drury Lane, es those have witnessed the effects in former pantomimes ma minty, the spec, behind the footlights is being smaiderably enlerged Mr. B. L. Blanchard, who for a quarter of • watery has written the book for the Drury Lane aoattal, is ...
... the spans of fifty years he bad been senior deacon at his church, and he held several pablio . oddoss. A MINTING bold at Drury Lane, Monday afternoon—Lied pending—to organise a relief fund for the peewee tbeewn oat of employ by the firs at the Arhamkea ...
... RICHELIEU:' on THLRSDAY and FRIDAY, December 28th and 29th, 1882. The Amateurs will be satiated by Miss AGNES THOMAS, from Drury Lane Theatre. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o'clock. Carriers at 10-45. Adminion—Reserved Chairs, 3s. ; Front Seats in ...