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... Strike of the P. Theatre. strike of peculiar nature occurred at Drury Lane Tuesday night the Drury Lane Theatre, London. Mr. Chatterton, the lessee of the theatre, has not found the pantomime of Cinderella such a success as he anti* cipated. He has therefore ...
... little of it remains ad last shad i$ is found useless or impossible $o settle it a$ all. Mr. Chasterton, the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, raises o the Times and Telegraph of Tuesday, s question with certainly two sides, and probably a great many more ...
... of Richard Ceear de Lion, it is proposed, if time should permit, to produce an Italian adaptation at Her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane, during the forthcoming season. The score was left uncompleted by Mr. Balfe, but Sir Michasl Costa has kindly edited it ...
... LoNDoN.—At the inquest on Thursday on the body of Monsieur Mortier, the Frenchman, who on Friday week left two friends in Drury Lane, with the intention of going home, and was afterwards found drowned, and with pockets emptied, at the foot of the Thames ...
... at York the day after you finished your engagement“lend me five shillings.” (Laughter.) *‘My father was property man at Drury Lane when you were playing at the Haymarket —‘lend me half-a-crown.’ (Renewed laughter.) ‘I lodged at the same house at Manchester ...
... St. Paul’s Cathodal The service was choral throughout, and the vocalists were assisted the bands of her Majesty’s Opera, Drury Lane, and of the Royal Italian Opera, vent Carden. Upon the conclusion the evening prayer Handel’s Dettingen Te Deum ** was rendered ...
... agents having purchased so freely in the district during the war, Tue Caristias Paxromies.—The Orchestra announces that the Drury Lane pantomime this year will be contributed by Mr. Nelson Lee, and is on the subject of the *‘Sleeping Beauty.” That of Covent ...
... prevented a wholesale destruction of salmon. «Tpg CaTARACT OF THE GaNoes.”— This is a title of an old play that was revived at Drury Lane on Mondsy evening. It was brought out in 1823 and was much applauded, and is now reproduced as an experiment to see how ...
... foe India, and teaebed Ragland in Jane, 1866, thus com tour round tbe world. In the following September be reappeared at Drury Lane in tbe characters of Richard IIL, Hamlet, Macbeth, he. In 1869 be was leasee tbe Holbora Theatre. In 1875 made another tour ...
... to maaanahly doubted whether even Mia. Siddana ever approached Mrs. Pritchard Koaalind, or excelled tor in Lady Macbeth. Drury lane eoold think one to oppose to the tto other house till Margaret Woffington suggested hanalf to tto maaagem. Margaret, like ...
... Tuseday afternoon, Mr. Bedford held an inquest St, Martinis Vestry Hall body of Mrs. Mary Dunn, aged 50, the wife of tradesman Drury Lane, who died under the following circumstancesThs deceased had been married thirty-two years, and for thirty years had been ...
... State Committee of Virginia have unanimously adepted a resolution denouncing any form of repudiation of the State debt. Drury Lane and Covent Garden alone among the London west-end theatres will produce pantomimes this Christmas. Tae RepPreseNTATION OF ...