... scenery specially P 0,1 ,^ Holt, the scenic artist the Theatre, p historical costumes are provided \ tJ»** Stinchcourt, of Drury Lane. trfl» there will not only a full pit and that a large box audience will assemble to' fl performance which, there is every ...

... so fortunate as to attract the attention of Dr Deny, who recommended him to Dr Pascoe Grenfell, one of the committce of Drury Lane. Some little time afterwards Arnold, the manager, went down to Dorchester to see him act, and offered him an engagement ...

... when the great actor was mouldering in his grave, the provinces were ringing with this lady’s fame, and the managers of Drury Lane resolved she should again challenge a London verdict. With the remembrance of the past still vivid in her is no wonder that ...

... mass, and gentlemen wedged into suffocating corners were kept from swooning only by their wives constantly fanning them. Drury Lane, with a very weak bill, took over £300 from the overflow of its neighbour. The play was Barbarossa, an English version ...

... toe-bones, and this he brought back with him London precious relic. Upon his arrival England Elliaton and several of the Drury Lane company went as far as Barnet meet him. When he arrived at the hotel where they were to breakfast, he stopped all their ...

... but so runs the story. OF HSR COMPANIONS. Her success the old cathedral city was great as had Deen at Leeds. Smith, of Drury Lane, the original Charles Surface, was there at the time, it being the race week, and was so charmed by her performances that ...

... Duke Clarence commenced. She had been living for some time under the protection of Ford, the son of one the proprietors Drury Lane, a City Magistrate. was generally believed at the time that they were legally married, the lady took his name and had two ...

... line of her art. THEATRICAL ITEMS. The programmes of the London theatres for the current week present the following : —Drury Lane— Sarah's Voting Man, Amy lUbaart, and The Conscription. Covent Garden—Promenade concerts. By the Sen, and Engaged ...

... BARMAID. °nterprise will ever receive fitting m bands, and I have much that the veteran policeman, erst''G des tinies of Drury Lane and ' and over the chaste domain °' succeeded engaging the ser- celebrat od lady, Miss Alice >ne com fair wine vaults Z~ ...

... Appearance in Dundee of PICARDO PICANNINIES, THE GREAT LITTLE SIX, American Juvenile Comedians, Vocalists, and Dancers, Late Drury Lane Theatre and Crystal Palace. Mr J- G. LAWRANCE, Versatile Artiste, and other Fresh Arrivals. Admission—ls, 9d, 6d, and 4d ...

... programmes for the current following :-Her Majesty's- |WEH> birre di Siviglia, Un Ballo in Nozze di Figaro, and R°~, e t * Drury Lane Sarah's Young Man,' and ,r Tbe Conscription. Covent Concerts. Havmarket— By the S«a. Adelphi— Deal Boatmen, and Railroad ...

... Appearance in Dundee of PIC \R D PICANNINIES, THE GREAT LITTLE SIX, American Juvenile Comedians, Vocalists, and Dancers, Late Drury Lane Theatre and Crystal Palace. .1. G. LAWRANCE, Versatile Artiste, and other Fresh Arrivals. Admission—ls, 9d, 6d, and 4d, ...