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... that I am just as perfect in the art, that the touch is just as soft, and the nerve us steady when I sat in the circle at Drury Lane or Covent Garden.' Ido not comprehend you, Mr. Barrington,' I replied. (I could not help saying Mister.) ' But you will ...
... a . s n tes e l t igh s t o an . n d , lof i g n . rein.e Another followed fast, Thetra elloeefupuedrisonbery his court, Drury-lane. lam a widow. I am sometimes were in active requeet. A fair amount of business tidy-looking cottage ; 'but I'll endeavour ...
... writing that for the Strand Theatre ; Mr H. I. Byron, the editor of Fun, is writing a grand spectacular extravaganza for Drury Lane ; Mr W. Brough, one of the most accomplished punsters of the day—if that be anything grand—is writing the Easter piece for ...
... condition in the metrr polis at th • present time. The two largest thrum s rre devcted to the performance of Italian opera—Drury lane, tho third in size, is closed, and Cie perifr einonee at the 'miller houses how suceessf,d soever some of them- may be, ...
... has taken Drury Lane Theatre, and here he intends, it is said producing a sserits of sensation dramas like Cullen Bawn, if only ho can secure them. It is to be Boneicault here, Boudicanit there, Boucicault everywhere, so far as Drury Lane is concerned ...
... The old titles reappear. At Covent Garden we have Once wore an oprortunityof /mina' Harlequin Beauty and the Beast, at Drury Lane we ire favored with Goody Two-shoes, at the Adelphi George Barnwell appears in a pantomine dress, though he wears his ...
... mneh-be-ptiffed fire-engine and fire-eseape eye. kin, two ocoplt have been burnt to death, or auffot slated, at the fire in Drury-lane, while a poor weman was seriously burnt anti injured, I believe fatally, by Jumping out of the window from the third finer ...
... can least afford it are taxed for the poor the most heavily. This ought not to be. The Shakesperian address delivered at Drury Lane Theatre by popular tetors are now published, and I cannot say much in favor of any of them. They are written by J. A. Herard ...
... Theatre. With all the tremendous effects introduced in the scenery I cannot but consider the representation of Comus at Drury Lane a faller°. John Milton would indeed be astonished could he see how his fancies have been embodied on the stage. The poetry ...
... and Brunel; of Pitt and Glad. stone ;of Nelson and Wellington. Future arch.. ologists will discover some remnants of old Drury Lane Theatre, which will occasion an interminable umber of learned essays on the dramatic genius of *A ancient moderns. An excavation ...
... THE HOUSE IN WHICH THE PLIGUE BROKE OUT IN 1864. At the north-west corner of Drury-Lane there is a narrow alley called Ashtin's-place. Two hundred years ago this neglected neighborhood was the residence of noblemen, baronets, and fashionable gentlemen ...
... difficulties with which Mr Mapleson has had to contend in removing opera to the circumscribed proportions of a stage like Drury Lane, the Beason, in a pecuniary point of view, has hitherto been a great success. There has certainly been a remarkable dearth ...