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... features will be a series of Eight Grand Summer Concerts, at which all the artistes engaged at the Royal Italian Opera, Drury Lane (as well as other engagements still pending), will assist. These Concerts will be held in the Centre Transept, a locale ...
... father of the Fleet; representing drama, two favourite comedians, Dan Leno and Herbert Campbell, always associated in Drury Lane pantomi me, Wilson Barrett, John Hollings; bead, who kept the sacred lamp of burlesque burning, and Mr. Clement Scott, ...
... CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS ANNOUNCEMENTS EXCURSIONS TO LONDON. Drury Lane Theatre, Grand Pantomime, Aladdin. Cage Bird Show, at Crystal Palace, February 4th to Bth. Craft's Dog Show, Royal Agricultural Hall, February 9th to 11th. Shire Horse Show, Royal Ag ...
... Museum a Collection of MS. Plays, or parts of plays, about 160 in number, which formerly constituted the theatrical chest of Drury Lane Theatre, while under the management of R. Brineley Sheridan. This chest was deposited by Sheridan, soon after the fire in ...
... to remove carriages and carte which were beine constantly left by the aides of the roadways in Queen-street and Drury Lane.—ln Drury Lane the light from the lamp was obtruded and the obstruction was a great inconvenience.—The question of the lamp lighter ...
... giving a banquet to Lord Dufferin. At the London Bankruptcy Court on Thursday, Feb. 13, the liabilities of Mr. Chatterton. of Drury lane Theatre, were stated atf4o. 000. ' The revolutionists in Venezuela were defeated nn the 4th Feb. by the Government troops ...
... except on an occasion when he accompanied a friend from his native village there. He knew nothing of what was going on at Drury Lane, or the Haymarket or the Savoy. He had WM game to tie Law' Courts. He did not Cheese. Cock Tavern, Gough &pare, sr Hungerford ...
... opera, The Soldier'. Return, which was written in his seventeetith year - words and music being his own —and performed at Drury Lane Theatre with great sueems, a traveller is represented as eurnieg to an • -door and saving to the landlord: Pray, friend ...
... as might have been expected, it has been rerolately resisted by oar one great actress during ber recent performances at Drury Lane. It is of purely foreign growth, and a sorry substitute for the hearty spontaneous, irrepressible acclaim, good for audience ...
... personates the country curate so well. Arrah-na-Pogue and It's Never Too Late To Mend, are still on at the Adelphi and Drury- lane respectively. Everybody has not left town after all On Saturday afternoon, at the Guildhall, Princess Christian presented ...
... was made ap of • sense of songs, reeitetions and eketebee, by Mr W. R. Duncan. of Liverpool, and Mire Deese Conway, of the Drury Lane Theatre, London. The chair was well filled by Mr B. E. Morin. commenced soon half-past ten, mod was kept ap for hoes., to ...
... one Weaver, a dancing master at Shrewsbury, who in 1704 iovented pantomime and paced hie entertainment oil the stage at Drury Lane. From Shied, and Patches in Eddources Journal, May 5, 1873, I take the following : Mr Weaver, dancing nisster Shrewsbury ...