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... Town Hall. Kinross. MB BUNN, Late manager of the Theatre Roya', Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, WILL GIVE lIIS CELEBRATED Dramatic Entertainment in the above Hall, on THURSDAY THE 24th OCTOBER NEXT, With appropriate Scenery &c. by celebrated London - Ati'ato ...
... by hia amorous timidity. Little Don Juan has been revived at the Avenue and is going well. By the way it is rumoured that Drury Lane is shortly to be pulled down and entirely rebnilt upon principles more in accordance with the necessities of modem drama ...
... runs Knmoßß-SHiRB advertiseU mrt&mK-no, issb. Mr Augustus Harris has brought out a great I many very realistic melodramas Drury Lane; hut this year he him outdone himself Homan Nature, In one scene of that exciting play the audience is treated to view ...
... GRATUITIES IN THEATRES A praiseworthily emphatic announcement has beets made by the manager of Drury Lane Theatre to the effect that the sale of programmes is in future prohibited in his establishment. Hitherto notice to the effect that No Fees are ...
... the House of Commons in order that hon. Members might not mime Betty's Hamlet His first season of twenty-eight nights at Drury Lane produced 017,200. He last appeared so phenomenon in 18013. On his return to the stage as a mere actor, in 1812, he was ...
... baron. Bluo Hanger had lived a great deal in Franco, and when ho returned to England he found }Pitmen in the dowsoirclo at Drury Lane next to a stranger who w•a wearing top.bcoto: This would have boon regarded at • gross broach of etiquette in France, and ...
... their parts of hero and heroine in most satisfactory manner. Altogether Pleasure may fie pat dawn as anotfier brilliant Drury Lane success. There is much in the American Exhibition which commends to those who era thinking in real earnest of trying their ...
... the Pall , and which may not improbably st.l further reduce the already much impaired circulation that journal. Mr Harris. Drury Lane, has suroasse him sdf in being to time. The Birmingham publican who provided sacred music on Sun day beginner in the art ...
... in promised by Mersrs Mother,* ard in the shape of the reettlectious of Mr J'anra Glover, the popuiir concincter of the Drury Lane orchestra. Jimmy G over : Hie Look, will be fount packed with anecdotes 17 no wears exclesive'y theatrical in interest ...
... first important work, The Sun•Worshippers. Esmeralda,' under the management of the late Mr Carl Rosa, was produced at Drury Lane la 1883. The opera hoe held the stage with ever since, not only in Britain, but on tbe Continent. His next operatic work ...
... Guards ; how to camouflage a Water-trough ; the attitude .of onr blame youth towards Aeroplanes; Phoebus and Pan „ at Drury Lane; Books of the day and other topics for all tastes. DEATH Or WELL KNOWN TOWNSMAN.— On Wednesday the remains of Mr Wm. Blackwood ...
... Solicitors who held a prayer-meeting in the City some years ago, No people needed it so movie. Mr Carl R3Bll'll season at Drury Lane has been fairly successful. He has produced two new English operas of distinct merit, and has revived several old favourites ...