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... the Temple with hear that the receipts of the first 60 pt. formancee other young men, his master brought in a large of the Drury Lane pantomime amounted to £24,400. of correspundeuce in • breach of promise cue for Miss Ellen Terry was ill again last week ...
... What will become of you if you go on fighting ? Dunn°. rhaps a great actor w'aa I grow up ; and then I'll play at Drury Lane. Tut I dote upon oaks, said the languishing mild, so noble, so stately. though few. Tell me now, Mr Love, what's your ...
... year is the subject, and, treated as entirely saw point of view, caught hem and bid s fair to timid the ram of the other Drury Lane pantomimes. Pa of all sorts, with a good bath, height slap and tuneful music, is sad 'staged with Mr. Collins's larishmem ...
... fur the complete breakdolen of the Mart elaborate and expensive stage spectacles. On Mixing Night things all went wrong at Drury Lane, and Imperilled the rowels of • production in which thousand pounds had been risked. The lesson taught has, however, yet ...
... the recent season at Covent Garden, Landon, and will also be included in the third Loudon season commencing next May at Drury Lane Theatre. The repertoire for the visit to Elgin will consist of Maritana, Pkust, and the Bohemian Girl, but it is ...
... Disk Turps • wee. demoralising h, • raft from the k and who oak, gentlemen. to guarantee rim theatre wont be • circa@ Drury lane has been • • and owe more iakatande Jigged I. reopens, to Mr PI del Cemmercially, 1 ten yea, the whole aftr to a-boa. 'The ...
... action in the County Court if so advised. SHOCK IN° STREET IN LON DON. —The other morning a most brutal scene took place in Drury Lane. It appears that a man named Roney, one of the roughs of the district, who has been looked upon as a terror to the neighbourhood ...
... in the thiny. eight year. of hit reign, hat never allowed a death. Sentence to he carried out. At HARRIS states that his Drury Lane paotamirnes often cost him, including s laries, eomething well over £50,000 a year. TAMA:AUX ants were given before the ...
... Scotland, saving how sorry she was to find that Mr Anderson had failed as an artist, and was setting up • public-house in Drury Lane. No WoNOPM He HAD CHANGED. — Are you the man who painted that 'ere picture of • Moses in the Bulrushes'? asked a countryman ...
... good attendance of buyers, and trade was the Classical Tripes. He was ordained priest I surpassed his previous efforts in Drury Lane . Questioned by Mr R. T. Reid, the . firmer then hint week. from £l4 17. in 1834, and during the early years of his pantomime-he ...
... as the Commissioners will be engaged in inspecting the croft' at Sconser. Ma BLANCHARD, who ha. for years pelt provided Drury Lane with its Christmas pantomime, is writing hie memoirs. Too CHARON Loom. ON AN EMAIL the case of Carswell v. Parker, an action ...