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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. With Macready, star of Drury Lane as a National Theatre sank for ever. In 1543 the new Wearing ea Amu peeped by which the patent {Wakes lost their menepely of the legitimate drama, mad Sharper and Ilbedirs• as free to the se they to ...
... PARTON= AT DRURY LANE. Pantomime time is fast approaching. and a kind friend bee permitted me to have a peep at some of the mysteries behind lb. emus at the the and only eid Drury. Of cculbs, the show will be very Jack and the Bean Stalk affording the ...
... home at night! Sometimes he had to perform at Sadler's Wells and Drury Lane in one night. On one occasion he was so pressed for time that he and another ran from lilington to Drury Lane m eight minutes. This reads incredible, but we must remember a great ...
... THEATRE, PARK ROW P lO O 4lOl . and & st 7. Lloomino. Ilwerewl yetis at T0.741011T IFItIDAT), GILARD PRODUCTION OP THE GREAT DRURY LANE oUCCRIts With New sal Effect., hasLoabss. entitled 111•TURE, PIER *off Huth. The wheloVrOw/layswA Sew by tides Awdoemato ...
... shall be the royal oak as the Baseobel, and a typical seems on Tower Hill, whit* has before Maid into the seise es of the Drury Lane repertoire. It will be mounted quite as realistically as the fainettely-horrable presentment of the inqui- Wien, in the ...
... after a long and painful Hines.. Jusbee Pearson, who was raised to the bench in October. 1832, 68 years of age. FIRE IN DRURY LANE, LONDON. - A public-house, known to Co . ostitotion, in DrurY Laud. a2l roma, w dreirdYbd by fire on Thursday. The bodring ...
... year. news in Mr Mary Emille proposal to Mr Hardt • whiob will probabl3P mks hies am eas the shortly. U. to take some of Me Drury Lane smear loeluding forthcoming pantomime, width he think. is to he popular with the Americans. Er Neville is at mmut simulating ...
... Verona a depart lit. s an departed from the thestage T h. Two c reappear until 1841, when Maeready was manager ad of Drury Lane Theatre. Seven years later the comedy was revived at the Hay. market Theatre, when Mr Charles Kean and Mr Creswiek appeared ...
... recast fin production at the Adelphi Theatre, under the manage. ment of Efr Ohatterton. who purchased the copyrights for Drury Lane in his prosperous days. Amy Robsart is to be prepared for Easter. ...
... playbills, The Two Gentle- The 27th of June, 1828, was fixed for Grimaldi's men of Verona was announced at Drury Lane as not benefit at Drury Lane, and his last appearance upon any acted these 20 years.' Mr Wroughton sustained the stage. He was to act ...
... SOME RECOLLECTIONS OF OLD DRURY. Before Edmund Kean appeared at Drury Lane, the theatre vegetated on comedy. A tragedy was occasionally attempted when some actor from the country obtained an appearance, but it rarely drew an audience. Coleridge's ...
... door again and was recognised as Mr Mathews. In those dayi the hebitues of the botes bad the entree of tLo pies-room of Drury Lane; amoag those who seeded I themselves of the privilege was • curious old gentle. whose name, it was understood, was Peunynian ...