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... *Garrick, don't you know me I do not, replied the actor. Strange, said the tattered man, we acted together at the Drury Lane Theatre. Impossible, replied Garrick; in what play In • Hamlet.' I tuk the part of the cock, and crowed three times ...
... Saturday, when Mr M'Pherson and Mr M‘Dougall, Edint.u.gh, and the district pilgrims Todd and Paterson were present. AN actor at Drury Lane Theatre caned one of his critics there last Saturday night. ...
... of careful training and exposure to the weather. When he offered to take me in hand and to eventually bring me out as • Drury Lane prima boons, I think I could have almost hugged him with joy. At present he asked no other ~ward than that I should try ...
... EVIDENCE, By Oeorge Conquest sod Henry NUM by arrangement with the Into Ilia AUGUSTUS HARRIS, of the CoventlGarden and Drury Lane Theatres, London, from whom Mr Clyde was fortunate enough to secure the RIGHT 4 Fen (Theatre and Fit-np Towns), of this ...
... occasional trip to the West Indies —ot, in other words, was forced to keep out of the way ! He frequented the Opera, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden Theatres, Vauxhall and Ranelagh through the week, and the principal tea-gardens and religious meeting-houses ...
... WALKING HOME FROM MR PANTOMIME. —LittIe Chris (who usually goes to bed very early): Mamma, have all the angels been to Drury Lane to-night ? —Mamma : 100, darling. Why ? Little Chris (pointing to th stars) 'Cause the kept the lamps up there lighted ...
... rescue the lady from drowning.—He was. She was toth old and ugly, and now wants to marry her preserver. for the manager of Drury-lane. Please see that Curtain Raiser invariably precedes The Whitt , Heather in future, otherwise the public will conclude ...
... nothing to learn from me or anyone else. He is simply perfect. Ho knows everything Ile can do anything. I was once lessee of Drury-lane Theatre; and were I still in that position I w,uld offer him a fortune to play for one season on the boards of that house ...
... brown sherry with soup and fish; fine old port with the cheese, and another bottle afterwards. Then to tae • Play' at 7.30. Drury-lane preferred. The real old hackney coach with pair of home. AN ACTOR'S TRIBUTE TO SIR HEMET IRVING. In the course of his Random ...
... feeling went so far that on a recent occasion his tribute to Nellie Farren was not allowed to lie read at the performance in Drury Lane Theatre on her behalf. The apology appearing in the Daily Telegraph is as follows : Now that I am enabled onee more ...
... Ma RUSHBURY will reprocbioe the above by general deire his Patrons. This Wonderfully-Realistic Drama, produced at, the Drury Lane Theatre, London, in 1885, is still playing in the Principal Theatres in Great Britain. The COMPANY will consist of the OLD ...
... Ma RUSHBURY will reproduce the above by general desire of bia Petrone. This Wonderfully-Realistic Drama. produced at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, in 1885, is still playing in the Principal Theatres in Great Britain. The COMPANY will consist of the OLD ...