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... The surprise we referred to above conies to those who had not teen Mr. Booth in Petruchio wheu he played for a benefit at Drury Lane some few months ano. He then disclosed a vein of true humour and gunuiue comedy, which is as rare as it is remarkable when ...
... equally, if not yet more fully, the right man in the right place. Miss Kelly, Mrs. Orger, and Gattie, who were members of the Drury Lane Company, ventured despite all threats to join the Lyceum Company, but in the end, viz on the 19th September, 1816, Bartley ...
... Tho critics of the London papers were all in attendance, while the American and provincial journals were well represented. DRURY LANE THEATRE. We last week promised to return more fully to the consideration of Mr. Augustus Harris's latest triumph, Babes ...
... originally acted by Miss Kate Eorke. The size of tho Vaudeville is better suited to Miss Emery's powers than was thr.t of Drury Lane, and she scores accordingly. THE ROYALTY. On Monday, January 7, was revived hero tho four- act comedy, by MM. Labioho and ...
... kill all interest in what is taking place on the stage. DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tho annual benefit in aid of tho Royal General Theatrical Fund took plaoo on Thursday morning, April 11, at Drury Lane, gonerously given by Mr. Augustus Harris for tho occasion ...
... arrangements, meanwhile we may add that, ia addition to Robin Hood which Mr. Turner'* Co. will produce here next week, and the Drury Lane buc- oesaes, T'ne Armada Pleanure> ani Human Nature, bookings havebeen ooncluded for Mr. FrankHarvey 'e >.6 World Against ...
... but by keen enjoyment of clever dialogue and tho excellence of tlio acting. Mr. Harry Nicholls received almost one of his Drury Lane ovations. Miss Lottio Vcnno was scarcely less warmly received, and Mr. Charles Hawtrey and M. Marius were also enthusiastically ...
... Sunday had nearly began the second half of its first hour. It might have been impossible to ignore memories of the perfect Drury Lane production under Herren Franke and Pollini in 1882, when Die Meistersinger was first presented in the metropolis, or ovon ...
... LONDON THEATRES. DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Monday evening, September 23, 1889, this heatre was reopened with the production of a five- ict historical romantic drama, written by Henry Hamilton and Auguslus Harris, entitled The Royal Oak. Charles II Mr. Henrv ...
... curtain the company were twice called, sufficient testimony that Caste is Btill a safe card in the hands of a careful manager. DRURY LANE THEATRE Tho historical romantic drama of 1051, 2 he Royal Oaky has beon treated to that process of con densation which was ...
... The. Right Man. November 4. Court-- Aunt Jack. July 13. Comedy *jEsoj>'s Fables. August 19. Criterion-- 'Caste. October 6. Drury Lane-- The lloyal Oak. September 23. Elephant and Castle-- The Irishman. November 4. Gaiety -Ruy Dins. September 21. Gar rick-- ...
... *Tht Yellow Paport. November 25. Co.nedy 'Pink Dominos. Novembsr 23. Court Aunt Jack. Julv 13. Criterion-- October 5. Drury Lane-- The Royal Oak. September 23. Elephant and Ca tie -'Its Ntver Too Late to Ma* November 18. Gaiety -Ruy Bias. September ...