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... CORrSpMPODEN1.i London, Wednesday Night. The thirtee'n manuscript diaries recording under dates the various pieces produced at Drury Lane Theatre 'during Garrick's manage- ment, offered for sale to-day by Messrs Puttiek & Simpson, possess extraordinary interest ...
... |MIDNIGT REVYEI AT DRURY LANE. I ~ --- I B3'ddeley'si conception, says the ayo AfaZt Garepe, of an agreeable Twelfth Night and Mr Augustus HaDrris' differ considerably. Baddeley leftb a paltry b hundred pounds., the interest of which wa-s to be e invested ...
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... THE QUEEN'S VISIT T.0 DRURY LANE. On Wednesday the Queen went in state to this theatre. Fler intention to (lo so having been atinnsutu d some days previously, every place in all the citoles of boxes was immediately taken. In a few minutes after the opening ...
... cuarter of an hour it spread into one unbroken flame over the whole of tle imniense pile, exten- ding from Brydges-Stiret to Drury-lane ; so that the pillar of fire was not less than 450 feet in breadth. It is impossible for the mind to con- ceive any ?? mole ...
... 1)IIURIY LANI. 'I'rm..AtrRICAL FUNI) DINNERL ?? the anniver-iiry Of the Drury Lane Tneatrieal Fund dinner .wns beld lit the 1-remlason's rall. The Dulie of Cnaisrilgo presided, nod vns supported by the Marqulis of Nororinahy Lord Adul- plu Fitccli rDwe ...
... question that he should appear on the following Saturday. As he had said, Drury Lane was in consternation, and Madame Julian, who conducted a good deal of the busi- ness at Drury Lane, went to Liverpool, and found that, notwithstanding the serious nature ...
... signalled out for admiration, even in a theatre famous for its ballets. The traditions • Night were abundantly preserved at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. At the latter theatre atmosphere of superior gentility over old Drury usually prevails Boxing Night, ...
... breakfast with me In the morning? I am at the - hotel. I shall be glad to speak to you;. My name is Arnold; I am the manager of Drury Lane Theatre.' I staggered as if I had been shot. My acting in the 'Savage'was done for. However, I stumbled through the part ...
... damaged- Exacclv ten years ago the late Mr Andrew HaMli- so da,,vrodnend his spectaculardrama,called TheGreat Ci x, at Drury Lane. It was the first of the modern P 1-aistic dramas, and it brought both manager and v author a cossiderable fortune. All ...