... found in the original cast f the Honeymoon - ae the Comet; he was at that time the stock prologue and epilogue speaker at Drury-lane, and though quite a youth, was favourably received whenever indiapadtioi, prevented Bannister, or the other leading comedians ...

... —Thettree and plasm eeriest abound in Melbourne and other pelage the The Theatre Royal is a building as Imp s that of ear Drury-lane, and there are the fernikay Felonies awl Assley's, the latter with Its circus and hats, sad noted, moreover, as the great ...

... policy, £577. After detailing certain receipts, &c., the account proceeds to say :—Loes on 254 performances at the Lyceum and Drury-lane, £214 ; ditto on sub-letting the Lyceum from April 4 to Dec. 23, 1867, £826 ; ditto on surrender of lease, deposit money ...

... him. There are three very gird theatres in Melbourne, via, the Royal, the Princess s, and the Olympic. The Royal is the Drury-lane of the colony. Then there are all sorra of exhibitions, and, last, there is Cremorn• Of course, I dropped in at all these ...

... mnoical artiste, it la upon the authrwitv of Lo Preese Theurnle Malibran receivei in Ltondon for every representation at Drury-lane £l5O. Grist, at New York. for appearing at an oratorio, £4°O. Lai-dacha for singing. twice was paid £l5O. In Italy Rossini ...

... f s, w wzr for gone the round of Europe, and has been rendered famous by Alboni and Viardot. Jenny Lind and Sontag. From Drury-lane Theatre to the Grand Opera in Paris, and to the Opera Comique in the same capital, was but a step. Bailee name became European ...

... arrangements for another Metropolitan demonstration in favour of Reform. An application which has been made for the use of Drury lane Theatre for that purpose has been refused by the committee of proprietors of that building, bit Mr. E. T. Smith has intimated ...

... of the institution by July or the beginning of August next. Already seven houses have been promised, viz , one from the Drury-lane Fund, one from Covent-garden ditto, one from Mr. Charles Kean, one from the General Theatrical Fund, one from the Equestrian ...

... circulars for various societies, the situation of checktaker and attendant at variouspublic places (two being employed at Drury-lane), and that of porter and messenger at some of the principal private establishments, among which may be mentioned the well-known ...

... the honor to announce that they have made arrangements with Mr E. T. Sun'', the well known Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to give a ...

... have the honor to announce that they have made arrangements with Mr E. T. Suns, the well known Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to give a ...

... the honor to announce that they have made arrangements with Mr E. T. SMITH, the well known Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to give a GRAND OPEN-AIR CONCERT AND FETE CHAMPETNE, In the ROYAL OLD WELLS GARDENS, CHELTENHAM, ON THURSDAY, the 18th ...