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... he presented the admired New Play, performed with the greatest applause and approbation the Theatres Royal Haymarket and Drury Lane, entitled ...
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ditions, involving such a waste of the lives of those sweet singers of the woods and fields, which one of
... which the name of Sarah Bernhardt is so brilliantly associated.—The hundredth performance of hock was celebrated at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday by a supp..r in the too spacious saloon of the Rational of the drama. There was a numerous representative ...
MR. PAUMIER
... W. PARKINSON, Prinoipal Tenor Her Majesty’s, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ac, Mr. J. MANLEY, Second Tenor. H. LEWENS, Basso. Mr BENTLEY,Comedian, CHARLES DURAND, Of Covent Garden and Drury Lane Mr Connell, Lsnoy, Mr M. Morgan, Mr. J. Morgan, and Mr Grosvenor ...
THE EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH
... relief of the wives of the French prisoners in Germany. dramatic performance, very influentially patronised, will be given at Drury Lane, an early date. ...
GRAND CONCERT
... GRAND CONCERT LEN, Principal Tenor Singer from M the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Princess's Theatre, London, begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Officers of the Garrison, and Inhabitants of Carlisle, that he will give ...
THE WHITEHAVEN JNEM S, NOVEMBER 10, 1804
... possessed the powers she is now displaying at the Olympic. Drury Lane is superb with “Macbeth,” Shakespearian play to which scene-painters and actors have done and are doing splendid justice. Drury Lane is speedily reviving its reputation :is the home of the ...
IT WOULD DO
... IT WOULD DO. A charming story is told by Mr. Bruns Smith, the celebrated Drury Lane scenic artist, of the late Sir Augustus Harris. The artist had made • working model of a transformation seen for one of his pantomimes. Sir Augustus came to see it, bringing ...
TINNISWOOD'S
... TINNISWOOD'S WHOLESALE STORES, 62 Queen Street, Minom. A hurricane of melodramatic farce-comedy—equal to the greatest Drury Lane drama, more exciting than the most thrilling Lyceum play with hilarious farce of the side-splitting nature—all to be found ...
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
... T. BERT LYTELL. CYRIL CHADWICK. GEORGE SIEGNANN. aid PAULLTTE DUVAL lu— the Maurice Tourneur production. of the notable Drury Lane melodrama, lIAKION NIXON, KID LEWIS. CHARLES DELANEY. ...
FATAL FIRE IN LONDON
... FATAL FIRE IN LONDON. A destructive fire took place Sunday in Great Wild Street, Drury Lane. A building of two floors and part another of five floors were burned, and Robert Summer-Bell, lodger, aged 66, was suffocated. ...
CURIOUS THEATRE INCIDENT
... CURIOUS THEATRE INCIDENT. 4(I)TSNIAN'B UNEXPECTED OFFER. An incident almost without parallel In history of Drury Lane, London, occurred on Saturday at what was believed to be the Mull performance of M.dKeanof Old Drury.•' Until the close of the performance ...
THE WHIP
... THE WHIP The Greatest English Drama of Sp'rtiog Life yet :3creear.l. The Play that ho!.I. the lac of at Drury Lane. A '.le',drama hat bee become cloak, A Piotare that will appeal to all. 1)0 u'.. mile D. THURSDAY, FRID&Y & SATURDAY, PAULINE FRvI)ERICK ...