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... Forfar police. AN DRZNI new play,'ltichard (kern de Lion,' based on Sir Walter Scotts. novel the Talisman,' wee produced at Drury' Lane Theatre on Monday night Tee migration of the Tartars from the Crimea haa been going on so extensively that but few remain ...
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... response was made with drowsy indiffierenos— Well thio, cut me hair. . /I Dail wan& olanlber of Parliament and manager of Drury Lane when that theatre was destroyed by fire in 1800. At the time the fire broko out Sheridan was busy in the House of Commons ...
... Miss Linley owl Mies Linters letters to Sheridan W,Se feen.l, after a lathe of sixty years, buried is an oil barrel in • Drury Lane Mira Matilda Stoker (a sister of Mr Beam Stoker) has beds going through the moterital. and has built from it a roper for ...
... mistake the word for the thing. Tow as a terrific stage in one of the Easter pieces brought out by the illustrious Milton at Drury Lane. As machismo for making artificial had not been invented, the tut• bulent element was imitated by little boys, who kicked ...
... the highway fame and fortune- Sir Augustus hart is .iigagt-d bun to sing m the Wagner operas, which were being produced Drury Lane and Convent Garden. A German gi-i.tii nian engaged take the part Kurwnual in Trirtan und Isolde became ..-nously I unwell ...
... the other half iu evading his angry creditors, lie was mmetiines for hour., even fa days ' r ambushed in the treasury at Drury Lane. He seldom answered letters, and very often did not open those he received. He lost receipte, and paid bills twice or three ...
... mytelf immenaely came over Great Britain and Ireland the pood March laet with own ceniputi). and had most auspicious opening Drury Lane Thenbm. London Anil did you confine yourself during your to the United Kingdom? No. I went from London to P. ns. where gave- ...
... Kepnef, “father of the Fleet ; representing drama two farourite comedians. Dan Leno and Herbert Campbell, always associated Drury Lane pantomime, Wilson Barrett. John Holbngehcno. who kept “the sacred lair.o burlesque burmne. and Mr. Ciemeot Scott, tbe critic ...
... oases inflmted violence on the occupiers. of .6155 were realised for the Irish DIAN sr Pend at a morning performance of the Drury Lane pantomime last week. The stalls and boxes, however, were deserted. Ma Joint W MACILLT,of Nevada, oontributet 10,000 dots ...
... mouth. In 1705, while yet quite young, having berself and her mother to provide for, she made her first appearance at Drury Lane, as Lydia Languish. She made much stir during the next twenty years, albeit Mrs. liicklone was then alive, and giving ...
... never remria banal buffooncsaminauoos. . , r cry and never over-acta. not even when playing All prreona slioui . in Drury Lane melodrama. That the result much re m ret Wood may , genoo. Off the acage there ia much atui more io Groaumlh the really ...