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... of Mr. It. Henry Marsh, known in the th a:rical p ofession as Henry Marston, and who was for many yeas connected with Drury Lane and Sadler's Wells Theatres, London, have been Interred in a family grave at Highgate Cemetery. The deceased, who had reached ...
... the metropolitan houses thus thrown open to the public in 1838 were a number that are still in existence, among them being Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Haymarket, the Adelphi, and the St. James's. The salaries of the actors and actresses playing on this ...
... holiday resorts has, so far as the production of absolute novelties is concerned, gradually declined in importance. Excepting Drury Lane and Covent Garden, which still resist all inducements to forward taeir pantomime in point of time, the evening of Boxing ...
... recorded too, that, in 1770, Mr. Barney, nephew of Dr. Barney, the musical historian, was appointed to the pianoforte at Drury Lane; but no one knows what pianos these were, nor or whose make. Whatever the age of the piano, it may. safely be said that ...
... eatablidunente. Hera is another piece of informatioa from the same paper: ■' Mr. Augustus Harris says that has secured Drury Lane. is tbe first in ths field with this infermat ion.** French Sorcerers and Their Victims,— The Pori* of the Standard aaya; ...
... was as follows:—Madame Crosmond had last seams been engaged as a member of Mr. Augustus Harris's Italian Opera Company at Drury Lane. This year her engagement at the Royal Italian °pee& was so far settled that the salary bad been arranged, the draft contract ...
... fond new amounta to £lO,OOO. DEATH OF 818 AUGUSTUS HARRIS. Sir Augustas Harris, the well-known kaws of Covont Gerdau aad Drury Lane Theatres, and tha moat enterprising thwtriwl and operatic manager who for tong time been connected with the English stage ...
... eye has to be considered, and this will effect material, pattern, and trimming. flitting on one occasion in the stalls of Drury Lane during the rehearsal of a pantomime, I had occasion to go on the stage. The ballet chanced to be In progress, and I was ...
... stealing an co eiroost) : I only took it es • joke. Sir James ' How far did you airy It r Prisoner : Only to the top of Drury Lane. Sir James : Well, that was carrying the joke too far. Three months. IL CANDiDATI for Parliament rode up to a house and ...
... Gaiety The gre, London, will commence with a revival of Mr. liurnantl's burlesque, Little Dick Whittington ; and that at Drury Lane with a drama by Messra. Pettitt and Harris, entitled, Lack : a Story of £.0,000. THIS number of the Daisy to the end ...
... sowing revival of Youth at Drury Lane, Awed! Think o' that, Roo! We hinny seen a ewe MR. Shear Dew Opera . Columba,' which h a s foe three mouths, an' there's one an sin P the house, been so successfully produced at Drury Lane Theatre, is en , were gotten ...
... traces the original of the immortal Sam to one Samuel Vale, a well-known comic actor who was popular at the Olympic and Drury Lane Theatres in 1523, the year after the DiAens family came it. London, and the author of Pickwick was • bright. =observant ...