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... Canada, and the schools of that city are closed in consequence. Mr. George Rignol4 will probably make hie ippearance at Drury Lane, early in November, in Henry V. Severe falls of snow are announced from Styria Mlesia and other mountainous districts, ...
... Lyttelton for the Children's Country Holidays Fund. Sir Augustus Harris intends to start a danoing school in connection with Drury Lane Theatre. Mme. Phasey will be the instructress. A new Seamen's Institute, under the auspices of the Liverpool Mersey Mission ...
... and thro' St Paul's churchyard to Fleet street. Saio Punch office, and other newspaper offices. Went to Somerset House, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, British Museum, thence home. June 10. Visited South Kensington museum, went to Chelsea, saw the new barracks ...
... father's proposing that they should 'go to the play.' I have not,' said he, stMi a play for years. Let us go to Drury Lane, William.' And to Drury Lane they went, and tkeiv, JTornble—the great Charles—th§u in the zenith of his fame, ™a.E has never since been ...
... Crystal Palaces. For the past two years he has been chiefly engaged with Miss Lytton's Company playing in the Imperial and Drury Lane Theatres. At present he is playing Valentine in Jlefistofele the 2nd, at the Albambr, with great success. — [ The late ...
... Strand returns two members to the Council, and for these seats there were eight candidates, of whom Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, was returned at the head of the poll by 2,146 votes, Capt. Probyn coming next with 1,407. The highest number of ...
... did not think he had ever been more than half a dezen times in a London theatre in his life, but he remembered being in Drury Lane and seeing Macready and Helen Faucit play in Othello, and he was very much the better man for it. It might be said by some ...
... write a new play for the occasion. The same author is also engaged on a comedy for Miss Gougenheim, and a new piece for Drury Lane. Surely there is some latent irony here. Write a new play! Can any one write an old one ? At all events, one can get paid ...
... all but southerly winds makes the admission a boon indeed to the scantily-clad and poorly-fed waifs of Clare Market and Drury Lane. We are glad they have seen their way to follow the generous policy of the other three inns of court, aud we hope flie example ...
... Fowler b tck to the stage in a rather important character, will be interesting. The careful rehearsals of Richard III. at Drury Lane promise great things to the admi- rers of a spectacular piece. Mr Chatterton is sparing no expense in the production. ...
... kindly reqi me to read and correct it, equip it with prologs epilogue, procure for it a favourable receptiox the manager at Drury Lane. and make Mur Constable bleed handsomely for the copyright; a inspecting the cover, I found that I had betn eft five pounds ...
... Thcat/c Ü, by no means specious enough to contain the multitudes who rush to see Miss Heath's one thrilling scene. Crowds at Drury Lane, better houses every night at the St. James's, fair business—as the phrase goes—at the Strand, moderate business at the ...