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... from his long and severe indisposition, anti was able to ac- company a party of friends to the Duke of Bedford's box at Drury Lane on Wednesday, to see the new ballet of the Daughter of the Danube. The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Mar- guisof Stafford ...
... in places of public retort,' as well as thousands of penny, Sixpenny, and ehilling subscription. cards. The lessees of Drury Lane, the Adelphi, the Princess's, and other theatres gave their houses for morning performances. A feature, however, new to ...
... most unen- lightened classes in the lowest and humblest neigh- bourhoods. Thirty years since, such a lively loca- lity as Drury Lane was. on a Sunday, from. day- break till ulog after dark, one carnival of revelry, from the south end of it even to the north ...
... reopened after the Christmas recess. At Drury Lane the pantomime is Mother Goose, written by the veteran Mr F. L. Blan- chard, who, despite frequent changes of management, has supplied these hooks, the Drury Lane annuals, for about thirty years. The story ...
... the.Duke -of Saxe-Coburg and a distinguished party at dinner the other -evening. After dinner,. the.party proceeded. to Drury Lane Theatre, and subsequently sapped.at.the Savoy HoteL A memorial tablet to Mary- Queen of -'Scots- 'has just been erected ...
... kiln, for burning the sticks, that heated the bricks, and set fire to the house that Josh burnt. * This is Mr Cooper of Drury Lane, who went down to Dudley and back again, and 'heard a man say, the very same day, that the house was a blazing, a fact more ...
... Theatre in New York. He was the son of the famous English actor James William Wallack, who at twelve years of age appeared at Drury Lane. and at eighteen played Laertes to Elliston's Hamlet. In 1817 James Wallack married the daughter of John, better known as ...
... duced the piece as arranged, and he had accord. f'ingly come to a secoan agreement with Mr t Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane, . ...
... principal pantomime is to be the one at Drury Lane, the lessee of which theatre is sa d to have given & fabulous sum to his brother lessee ef Her Majesty's to produce no panto- rime at all this year, Drury Lane engaging at the same time-at least this ...
... r ne drama, which is to be produced at Drury Lane on Saturday. This, it is said, is to be far and away the Cr most ambitious bit of realism ever put upon the Ja stage. Folk who live in the vicinity of Drury Lane vi, take a daily delight in seeing the ...
... CLARA WEBSTER. (To the Editor of die Times.) SIB-In all the accounts that have hitherto appeared of the awful accident at Drury Lane Theatre, I have not seen any mention of the behaviour of the audience on that occasion. I trust that it is oiwing rather ...
... THE NELLIE FARREN . BENEFIT; EXTRAORDINARY SCENES AT DRURY LANE. (FROMt Ot DRAMATIC CORRESPONDEIT.) London, Thursday Night. To the chronicler of our times who taktes up his task some fifty years hence the proceedings at the Nellie Farren benefit to-day ...