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... MUSIC AND DRAMA. DRURY LANE ceases to present Th. Rim of L nek after the 23rd instant. IT Is announced that The Amber Heart m ill he produced at the Lyceum on the 23rd instant. Mum CALHoUN has taken the Royalty. Tue Garrick is to be the name of Mr. Here ...
... selected for that position in 1886. He was made a member of the Privy Council in 1869. Sir Augustus Harris, whose latest Drury Lane spectacle is intended to eclipse all his farmer efforts, is a eon of a member of the theatrical profession well known in ...
... his revenge. The other day, Mr. Charles Kean to the stage-manager of Drury Lane, that her Maje would require the attendance of Mr. Charles Matthe and other members of the Drury Lane company, ' form at Windsor Castle, ou the 10th January, and . quested ...
... tilasshouse-street, sued Miss Lilian Detainer', an actress now playing in the pantomime of Dick Whittington and his Cat at Drury Lane. to recover £3B 9s. lld., as money µlid by plaintiff for defendant at her request.—Mr. Wildry Wright aimeared fur the plaintiff ...
... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. MIL CAUL ROSA begins his season of English opera at Drury Lane on the 31st inst. with a capital company, and he promises 10,among other treats. n now work by Mr. Mackenzie. the talented composer of Colensed. Report speaks very favourably ...
... Ridgway, of 32, Whitchcome-street, was charged, on remand, with stealing an overcoat and other articles at Drury Lane Theatre.—Prisoner is a Drury Lane renter, and it was alleged' that he attended nearly every performance at the theatre, and on many occasions ...
... been come to as to the destination of the vacant site. Mr. Gye has entered into an agreement with Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane, and will open that theatre for Italian opera at the usual period next year. ...
... Archibald Alison, the eminent s a rl»» seat St. Stephen's the s^ Journal. { The Literary Gazette tells * M S;epheii Price, Drury Lane. «- troverted some opinion that soff Price was rather siren to do).. » d ' Steff offered bet, was odds. Refused again ...
... Fire at Drury Lank Theatre. —On Friday night, between nine and ten o'clock, and while the performances were proceeding, Drury Lane Theatre was dis covered to be on fire; but timely aid checked its career before any particular damage was done. Mr. Braidwood ...
... to have contrived to conceal himself the house alter the previous night's performance, made his way to the dressing room, Drury Lane Theatre, and stole quantity of the performers private wearing apparel whilst they were on the stage acting, as well several ...
... FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE, January 6. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Redman, Whitby, builder. BANKRUPTS. J* ...
... play called the Relief Lncknow, involving the question of its original authorship, Mr. Edward Stirlin, Stage Manager of Drury Lane Theatre, is reported to have said : He had only read the plaintiffs drama cursorily, and he did not discover that the ...