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... THE END OF DRURY-LANE, The proprietors and renters of Drury- lane, who cease to exist under the new lease that has been granted to Sir Augustus Harris directly from the Duke of Bedford, have now disposed of the last of their rights. Not the least vexatious ...
... :— • 'n's Inn, November —, 188—. oil, clow can you theatricals allow such a flagiant scandal as soldiers at Drury Lane? Rt-ally tliii prevents any respectable person from iiavitier anything to do with you people. .mr rn „ • Barrister at-law ...
... NELLIE FARREN BENEFIT.. I Novel Souvenir. I By the addition of several sums received since the performance at Drury Lane from persons unable to be present, the amount raised by the Nellie Farren benefit has been made up to the good round sum of £ 10,000 ...
... wife had since visited Glenney in London, and that they had visited Penzance together. Glenney was reoently identified at Drury Lane Theatre. There was no defence, and a detree nisi was granted with costs against the 00-respondent. ...
... at the Oxferd Music- hall and Empire Theatre at salaries of 212 and j317 per week respectively, also held engagements at Drury Lane Theatre during the last panto- mime soasou at L70 a week. The Offi-jial Receiver reported that the bankrupt had con- tributed ...
... company at Drury Lane in the green-room assembled. Under Mr Augustus Harris's munificent management, poor Baddeley's Tweifth-cake and glass of sherry has grown into a maguiticent supper, to which were bidden to night, in addition to the Drury Lane Company ...
... the police as a member o. ft o beir)R quentmg Drury lane, was c h a con- drunk and disorderly, and wit R nl. tbat stable. P C. 112 E 6ai\^ /from the end of day he heard a police whist saW p.C, Drury-lane, and hurling to giuing ou nt x, on ine grouuu. ...
... eet Police-court, London, Mary Ann Dickson, a young woman, who stated that she lived with her mother in the Ooal yard, Drury- lane, was charged before Mr. Newton with indecept conduct in Hyde park. Polite constable John Ktiimett, 219 A. stated that about ...
... FORMOSA AT NEWPORT. The famous Drury Lane drama of modern life, Formosa, or the Railroad to Ruin, was pro- duced at the Victoria Theatre, Newport, last evening, by Mr Sidney Herberte-Basing's Com- pany. The play is written in the style for which Mr ...
... was playing the other night at the Empire, it being her first appearance there since the withdrawal of the pantomime at Drury Lane. ...
... The London theatres (says George Augusta Sala) have been doing very badly of late; and on Saturday evening four of them- Drury Lane, the Savoy, the Adelphi, and Terry's closed their doors. The Lyric was to have terminated its representation of His Excel- ...
... MASCAG,NI IN ENGLAND. I He Conducts His Opera. The first ti'M Signor Pietro M?scagm pre- sented himself at Drury Lane he took them by surprise at rehearsal. The unassuming gentle- man in a light tourist suit attracted very little notice from the company ...