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... evidence showed that on Wednesday evening the prisoner, having with her a child eighteen months old, was helplessly drunk in Drury-lane. She fell down the pavement, and the child was thrown in front of a passing van, the wheel of which passed over it and killed ...
... historical plays, revivals which mad« the bijou theatre Manchester as famous throughout the length and breadth of two continents Drury-lane itself; for the revivals were carried to America, and were as successful as in Cottonopolis. Aud when he left the management ...
... Drury Lane The??? According to the Daily News, Carl Rosa has last decided on passing that Rubicon of tbe theatrical manager, and has taken Drury Lane for the early season. Much is folt a3 to the method will use to fill so large a house, not with spectators ...
... previous day. ->ent to gaol ior 11 days, in default of paying and costs 3s. 6J.—Ann Hatherley was charged with a like offence Drury-lane on the 20th inst. The de?*. udant did not appear. Fined l' : s. and costs Ss. (id., or 14 day, imprisonment —John .iohnson ...
... humaa life, as the Thames flows with water; if he had turned to the right he was most likely lost in the labyrinth between Drury-lane andHolborn. In either case—three minutes having been wasted in surprise and interrogation—there seemed little chance of ...
... and open on one and at top, the building to be experimented npon resembled roughly the stage of theatre. The manager of Drury-lane Theatre had given the patentees a number of scenic properties of very inflammable nature, planks were stacked in the middle ...
... CLOSING OF DRURY LANE THEATRE. A London correspondent, telegraphing last night, says: —Considerable excitement prevailed in Drury-lane and vicinity last night owing to the unexpected closing of the Theatre Royal. The pantomime of Cinderella, which ...
... the Dutch are physically strong —much stronger than the French, who smoke comparatively little. Tho sudden shutting up of Drury-lane Theatre has caused great surprise and excitement amongst the profession. It was known that the pantomime was falling ...
... they are sighing now—and the concurrent depression of trade. In one conspicuous case, however—that of the National Theatre, Drury-lane, the collapse is due immediately to strike and lock-out. Two leading members refused to accept reduced terms, and the result ...
... he commenced operations in the autumn with an insufficient capital, aud has from the first been fighting up-hill game. If Drury Lane is ever to be made to pay, the rental must be greatly decreased, the proprietors' free admission abolished, and an effort ...
... at the performance at Covent Garden for Mr. Chatterton's benefit. Mr. Chatterton has for twelve years been the lessee of Drury Lane, and has gained the goodwill of the vast majority of those who have worked under him. His failure can hardly be said to ...
... extend yet over some weeks.it will be succeeded by the late Andrew Halliday'a Amy Robsart, a play to which the lessee of Drury Lane invariably resorted when others failed, and never in vain. The oast will include the same names that are present performing ...