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... several managers refusing to release him. He should open next month at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, which is the Drury Lane of America. He has been greatly boomed for the last six months, and bad booked a special saloon on board the Kaiser Wilhelm ...
... (excepting India China) Including Postage. £l6s. for Twelve Months. India and China, £lBs. 2d. O O. to be made payable DRURY LANE, London, W. RICHARDS. Cheques sTtould he crossed * DRUMMOND.* OFFICE: 41, WELLINGTON STREET, STB AND. LONDON. W.C. . LIFE ...
... Was stuck up this placard:— ** Lost, stolen, or strayed, little man— Will. Jenkins was his name; was owner shop lu a court Drury Lane. 111- la-ad it was entirely bald— His toggery was brown; His height it was just four foot nine. From toes to his crown; ...
... seeing the la-t thru- appointment* made. Died Palmer-ton saving there not one word truth In what Mr I jiyanl stated him the Drury Lane meeting, and he wondered that a blush shame had not come over the bon, mrmb* when he miking charge* which hi- TOii*t have ...
... might like anv of the eighty or ninety Smiths who rose up and responded when that celebrated name was once called out in Drury Lane Theatre. We have also listened to several descriptions of Miss Smith ; but not from any or all them could we get the least ...
... At the two great old patent theatres, Drury Lane and Covcnt Garden, he still reigns supremo, ami a grand scale, and his fastest friend the theatrical world, Mr K. T. Smith, once of the Theatre Hoyal, Drury Lane, and now of Cremorne and half dozen other ...
... which will etrcnethen end core them. BLACK MAIL— A praiaewerthily emphatic an. nonneenent has been made by the Manager of Drury Lane Theatre, Load-in, to the &feet that the sale of program/Mee is in future prohibited in him establishment. Hitherto notices ...
... Marquis of Bute, and Sir William Stirling-Maxwell as chief partners, has been formed for the purpose. ILvi.LiDAv’a New Drama,—Drury Lane Theatre has re-opened for the season with Mr Andrew Halliday’s drama of Rebecca. The Times gives the drama unqualified praise ...
... scene-painter, and. on coming to London, employed at the Surrey Theatre. Under Mr Bunn’s management. had an engagement at Drury Lane, where lie worked for some years in conjunction with Mr Clarkson Stanfield. Roberts's first celebrated picture was the * ...
... up, the bust crowned with laurel, and the theatres sparkle with illuminations. He then suggested to the then manager of Drury Lane Theatre, MrElliston, that, if he would light the front of his theatre with the name of Shakspeare on the 23d of April, he ...
... CiIULLSII. ORAN ARTS, LETTERS, &C. Drury Lane Theatre, London, has been opened for the season, with new play by Mr Andrew Halliday. The London palters all speak in very complimentary terms of the drama and its performance. The Standard y in noticing the ...
... £50,000. Head Ullkea, No. 03, Mnorgate Street, Loudon. TRUSTEES. Stephen Oldine, Efo., Clcracm’a Ijtne. Thomas Spalding, Drury Lane. Henry Tucker, K*'p, St-imford Hill. 1-id word Swatne, Ksq.. 185, Piccadilly. DIRECTORS. Peter Hroad, Escp, Tavistock Street ...