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... SECOND VISIT OF THE KING TO- DRURY LANE THEAIRE. The eagerness of the Public to witness I-Us Ma-, jesty's visit to this Theatre on the 9th May last, was even greater than any thing of the kind which we observed at the other House on Monday evening Long ...
... COLONNADE. TILE OCARINA. NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT _L can be learnt in half-an-hour. Played at Drury Lane Theatre, Crystal and Alexandria Palaces, &c., &c., and has enchanted the frequenters of the Brighton and Westminster Aquariums. DACOSTA I:, CO., Sole ...
... attention to a truly remarkable case which came to light in London not long ago. It seems that a woman, while passing through Drury Lane, had been the victim of • pickpocket. The robbery took place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, but one of the Loudon papers ...
... WALTERMAN & CO. May 17th, 1878. COLONNADE. THE OCARINA. TRE NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT can be learnt in half-an-hour. Played at Drury Lane Theatre, Crystal and Alexandria Palaces, dr.c., tte., and has enchanted the fr. luenters of the Brighton and Westminster ...
... age disqualified him for feats on the Drury Lane stage; and it was only by timely application of bracing-irons, that his limbs ever resumed any- • thing like symmetry. At five years old he re appeared at Drury Lane, in John Ketable's goblin cores in Macbeth ...
... the Olympic Theatre is advertising to be shown here, PM origin ally created by Cecil Raleigh aad Henry H4milton, of the Drury Lane, London, with the masterly direction of Arthur Collins. It was prepared from American production by William A. Brady, and ...
... others laugh leads to fatness in the laughter. James Welch, whose mirth-provoking powers have led to his engagement in the Drury Lane Pantomine for the leading role originally intended for the late Dan Leno, the King of the Jesters, is the thinnest actor ...
... he was born. March 17, 1790 ; and he believed himself to be a natural son of the late Duke of Norfolk, by a female of the Drury Lane company, who befriended him in his childhood, wl whom ,Kea 7,4 subseqwently repaid with tenfold grutilude• ...
... of the Commanding Officer, will attend. When will be presented the new and beautiful Play, in Five Acts, performed at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, upwards of 200 nights, written by JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES, entitled, Master Walter ( Hunchback . Mr. J AcKsoN ...
... EATR E ROYAL. On Monday next August, 1813, • Will be performed, TUE TRAGEDY OF II E ORS E, pelfortni7og tht ,Vew The,itre, Drury Lane, (Written by T. Alher which (for the second time), the much-asim;red_ • new _ . THE -- BEE HIVE; Or, Lots of Fun. . BRIDGE-TOWN ...
... that these peculiarities of speech were much less remarkable in the later years of his career. In so vast a theatre as Drury Lane, it was noticeable that evety syllable he uttered was distinctly audible in every part of the house. His lunge, however ...
... LONDON, , Feb. B,3—The King's reception last night at Covent Garden Theatre was, if possible, more enthusiastic than at Drury Lane on the preceding even- The circumstances of the times give to these occurrences an imporranee far greater than would attach ...