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... the boards during the current. week, aud, as it is undoubtedly one of the best plays of its class ever turned out of the Drury Lane mint, there should be little question of its attractiveness and popularity. The scenes are all realistic in the highest ...
... when Haydn occupied it. --0-- Mr John Hollingshead writes to the Leader In your note touching the Comedie ± ...
... furlongs; Hymn's EYcrgreea, AUow?ty, and Springh:wk going a mile (wd a quarter. Robinson's 1-teb 4e, Kilknny, Boyne Water, and Drury Lane went seven furlongs. Peck's Macre-tdy. Alveole, and Coniston cantered six fi rlongs.* Morton's King Diamonds, Eyrefield ...
... has fallen upon her. It has been stated that she was, until her marri- aee, a burlesqu# actress, and was engaged in the Drury Lane pantomime two years ago. I have seen her photograph, taken in her magnificent; stage costume, and a most imposing figure ...
... furlongs. Manser's Tre- laske, Contest, Pruth, Coranto, and The Humber galloped a mile. Robinson's Kilkenny, Boyne Water, Drury Lane, and Rebate went seven furlongs. Mum- ford's Indolenco, Hammai) Rhira, Avondale, Bunga- low, and Bouncing Boy were similarly ...
... Ryan's Evergreen, Alloway, and Springbank going a mile and a quarter. Robinson's Bransdale, Hebae, Kilkenny. Boyne Water, and Drury Lane went seven furlongs. Peck's Macready, Alveole, and Coniaton cantered si:; f riongs. Morton's King of Diamonds, Eyretield ...
... family with an origin lost in the mists of Lithuania. There has been n. good deal of talk about another opera company at Drury Lane, and the enterprise is at the MR MAURICE GRAU. moment of writing still within the realms of 'possi- bility. But Mr Collins ...
... answer to questions, pro- ceeded This pantomime is the one played at Drury Lane three years ago, and the libretto was written by Sir Augustus Harris and Mr Harry Nicbolls, of Drury Lane, and I myself have introduced the lyrics and local allusions. It may ...
... the Grecian Theatre, London, where he sang under the name of Mr .Tnhnsou but in 1847, in The Bride of Lammer- moor, at Drury- lane, then under the management of Macready, he first shewed his full powers. Although very muccessful, tie soon left the stage ...
... on Monday morning a fire broke out in a lodging house kept by D. Keeffe, bricklayer, at Nos. 16 and 17, Short's garden, Drury lane. No. 17, a house of ten rooms, was nearly gutted, and the backTooms on tbA second and third floors of No. 16 were also gutted ...
... which has fallen upon her. It has beeu stated tha.t she was, until her ace, a. burl esq ui actress, and was engaged in the Drury Lane pantomime two years ago. I have sven her photegraph, taken in her magmfioent stage costume, and a. most imposing figure ...
... ANTONY AND -CLEOPATRA. No play has ever been produced with such splendour at Drury Lane Theatre as Antony and Cleopatra. The most remarkable spectacle of the piece is a represen- tation of the Battle of Actium. The galleys are seen in the engagement, ...