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... quitting Paris. On his return to England he joined the Dorset Gardens Couipany as '• • noted dancer. but subsequently went to Drury Lane, while he remained until the theatre was burnt down. While the house was rebuilding, Hart sesta* scene•Olifter to Paris ...
... nights, Mr. Augustus Harries latest Drury Lane success, A RUN OF LUCK, written by Mr. Henri . Pettitt and Yr. Augustus Harris. This great sporting drama is the greatest monetary meows ever achieved in the Drury Lane Theatre, London. MERCY JUSTICE! — KINDNESS ...
... to amiss in the exploit ; and at Mrs. Braorgirdki, who had been supping with Mr. Pals. in Prism's Street. Wa' going down Drury Lane towards her lodgings in Howard Street, Stood, about ten o'clock at night, on Endow, the His of December. 1692. two of these ...
... effect. For next week Mr. Youngs announces the great 'poring drama, A Run of Luck, now being played to crowds.' bounce at Drury Lane Theatre, London. he People's Concert on Saturday night was not of a very high order. The Lancashire Quartette and Miss Clara ...
... behove@ all who admire spint and enterprise to give Mr. Young* their best gown. The play is still drawing large houses at Drury Lane, Lndon. and this is no wonder considering all the sensational and realistic Wrens introduced. The travelling company numbers ...
... situation was one which might very wall have caused a jealous woman to fly out, for the lady, who was none other than the Drury Lane actress. was sitting in a chair, and Jack was standing over her. She was looking up at him with her marry laughing eyes ...
... THEATRE, NEWCASTLE and Mr. R. W. Youngs. LAST EIGHT NIGHTS OF THE AUGUSTUS HARRIS COMPANY In the Great Sporting Drama (from Drury Lane. London). A RUN OF LUCK. REAL BLOOD BAMBOOS= ! TROROUGH•BBED HUNTER/ •ND Ronnie! Early Dome open 610; Commence at 710 ...
... four-and-twenty years of age. Truly, it makes one no happier to be wiser, and C4uitna knew nothing about the great lady of Drury Lane. Heaven forbid that she should learn anything about that ravished kiss ! The day was marked at the club in the usual mannerviz ...
... arranging the details of his pantomime, which, it is said, will be produced with the assistance of Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, London. Full particulars of the pantomime are not yet to band ; bat it is averred that win thinglikea revelation ...
... TYNE THEATRE, NEWCASTLE Bole Lowe and Manager Mr. R. W. Tome. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. at 7•SO. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE GREAT DRURY LANE DRAMA A RUN OF LUCK, • 111C11 NMI ••[] THE GREATEST SCPCERS.EVER ACHIEVED AT THE TYNE THEATRE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER nro, Mr ...
... every one of which many scores of pairs of shoes are worn. Such • theatre as the Alhambra uses even more ; and the number of Drury Lane pantomime shoes must be still. I lately paid a business visit to one of the gr e ate r theatrical shoemakers, and found ...
... Cat, It is to be predated on Christina Eve, with the original 'merry, onetium., music. and effects asiociated with it at Drury Lane 'fhratre. London, and under the joint direction of Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lase, and Mr. Raritan! W. Younge. Home ...