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... Palace. He was also the original Henrnj Greecdanes in the long run of Pink Dominoes at the Criterion. Iu 1879 he took Drury Lane in partnership with a gentleman who after- wards became his father-in-law, and after one or two rebuffs his fortune wvas ...
... CO.. Broken. 85. Broad Chan. May 16.18*9. •ad Xoad. TO BE LET. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. At the Office ol Mr. Edward Glare. Drury Lane. Newcastleupon-Tyne, on Saturday, the 220 d Day of Jana Instant, at o'Clock Noon, For the remainder of the Term of One Year ...
... The autumn drama at Drury Lane, for which the arrange- -ments are already practically completes will also hbe >roduced. THE LATE SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS, His story of how he managed to secure Drury N Lane Theatre is as follows : Drury Lane, under Chatterton ...
... Creswick, died last Sunday morning at his resi- dence in Kennington-park, in his seventy-fiith year. Since his farewell at Drury Lane, in October, 1885, he had been but little in society but now and then had passed an evening in the company of his old friends ...
... Chamber of Corn- ini merce at a reception, supper, and ball at Drury Lane. Pra uu the following day he went to Folkestone to ssi work, with Mr. RIleigh, at the lout act of the ev coinig Drury Lane mnelodm. He caught of a cbill ; and a complifation of ?? lal ...
... cherish the hope, which he entertained himself, of his being able to bid fare- well to the stage next autumn on the boards of Drury Lane, where be made his debut forty-one years ago. Charles John Kean was born on the 18th of January, 1811, at Waterford, in ...
... Thalberg; Signor D’ALLESANDRI, Tenor, From St. James’ Theatre, London • AND Signor FUMAROLA, Baritone, From her Majesty’s and Drury Lane Theatres. Admission—First Seats, 35.; Second do., 2s; Back Seats (limited), Is. Family Tickets, to admit Four to First 10s ...
... established he produced in collaboration with Sir (then Mr.) Augustus Harris and Mr. Merritt, The World, which was staged at Drury Lane. In 1882 be wrote Love and Money in conjunction with Mr. Charles Reade, and Pluck in collaboration with Sir Augustus ...
... large fortune. Returninso in 1873, they Iresolved to establish an operatic troupe in England, end I for this purpose took. Drury Lane, intending to open it 'in 1874 with an Rnolish version of Loheagrin. The enterprise was abandoned et the sudden death of ...
... entitled Amorosa, King of Little Britain, written for private performance, but afterwards accepted by the management of Drury Lane Theatre, and played with applause in May, 1818. This success led Mr Planrch to write other pieces for various theatres, ...
... hceheld word, is remembered even now, although nearly twentY years have elapsed sine he first waved his con- doctor's stick at Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres. As the entertainment he had invented became more and re the fashion, H- Jullien became more ...
... published at Milan in 1883. In the same year, 1883, he published Italian and other Studies, and wrote for the English Opera at Drury Lane the libretto of a drama, ' Colomba, the music of which was by Mr. A. 0. Mac- kenzie. Two years ago, also in conjunction ...