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... at. Illt. IIESIRI PRAYTON, dormerly of the Engßelt ()pent, Drury lane), to give New Musical Ithitettainmema entitled FEDKRALS AND CONFEDLIATMI. Llustrated by Delineations of Yankee, 'Southern, and Negro Charade . . Mr. OItATTON will bring the following ...
... THE HEYIVOOD ADVERTISER. --SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1860. Mr. Charles Dillon appears at Drury Lane neat week. At Covent Gsetlen, a new operetta by Mr. S. Leslie is in preparation. The dramatised version of Mr. Damn' Tale of Two Cities was produced at the ...
... prrL: TIRE IN DRURY LANE. THREE DEATHS. ...
... THE BIRTH OF A NATION. THE BIRTH OF A NATION, THE BIRTH OF A NATION MAO PEOPLE. 5,000 HORSES. COST £lOO,OOO. Direct from Drury Lane Theatre, Full Symphony Orchestra. THEATRE ROYAL, BURY ...
... Olwar in Telfth Night. She subsequently fulfilled various engagements at Edinburgh and Bath, and in 1826 was engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, where she first appeared as nolante in The Wonder. In 1829, at Covent Garden Theatre, she sustained the part ...
... Weet End, which nutlike Mut haus/ledge of three who are aware that the Lyceum, with ita 5,016 mete, hold. 500 more than Drury Lane, and that these into alone of the London dramatic howie• can aecomniodate over 2,0.0 ouch. There are several music hail ...
... battery ,ncludo wan& rear radials Toned. HOT. 112 h NI SWIM. Heywood. PS CAIN. Care. IN? onward+ Thornier blolar G t 0 - Drury Lane, ON/sena Telephone 041-11111 1134/$. Cellulose Spraying 17 WIRER. GREENHALGH CI ...
... luncheon at the Holborn Restaurant, at which the Premier will be the principal guest; and a demonstration at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with Mr. Winston Churchill as the principal speaker. The meeting concluded with a hearty vote of thanks to the chairman ...
... Grimaldi was bars in 1T79. and began clowning is earliest youth, I. being 0r.:7 two years old when be made his first appearanee Drury Lane. His great satural aware power and his physical gilts quickly brought him fan ward, and for years popularity was wisp. pioaohed ...
... ;12owThilsiness career has progressed in leaps and bounds —after the pantomime season Stephen, a dancer, accepted a part in the Drury Lane production of the musical Billy, starring Michael Crawford. Stephen is now busily rehearsing for the summer show. Stephen ...
... the House of Commons in order 'tat hon. Members might not miss Betty's Ham'ot Ills first season of twenty-eight night* al Drury Lane produced £17.200. He last ap;le4red as phenomenon in 18013. On his re!urn to the stage as a mere actor, in 1812, he war ...
... arrangements for another Metropolitan demonstration in favour of Reform. An application which has been made for the use of Drury - lane the for that purpose has been refusetl by the committee of proprietors of that building, but Mr. E. T. Smith has intimated ...