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... the Olympic Theatre, and in April following an adap- tati n of La Ta nede Pique entiuedThe Queenof Spailes was produced at Drury Lane. Mr. Dion Boucicault nride his first appearance in London on Monday, Juue 4th, 18.V2, at the Princess's Theatre, under the ...
... I've got ahouncingdaughter, pleased the audience greatly, judging from the hearty applause awarded it. The well-known Drury Lane clown, Fred Evans, assisted by such famous pantomtmists as Miss Amy Rosalind and Messrs. Charles Ross, Harry Paulo and Rob ...
... called London after all. °o° The cleverness of the Court management in playing To Parent* and Guardians at a moment when the Drury Lane management is in big pos ters drawing the attention of parents and guar dians to the delights of Youth was once equalled ...
... have purchased the Provincial Right of YOUTH. Written by Paul Menu ax I Augustus Harris. YOUTH, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is the greatest Monetary Success ever achieved. Houses crammed from floor to ceiling. Boxing Night business every Eveniog ...
... have purchased tho Provincial Right of YOUTH, Written by Paul Meritt aad Augustus Harris. YOUTH, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is the greatest Monetary Success ever achieved. Houses crammed from floor to ceiling. Boxing Night business every Evoniog ...
... homily. Mr. Augustus Harris and Miss Rendle nre soO,Ter be united in the bonds of mairimony. If t e J toj* manager of Drury Lane works so hard in the l v as he is now doing, I fear his wife will not see so m of him as the theatre will. Mr. George Uignold ...
... presented wi' etfect. Candour coini1'1' us to say that has much yet tolrai:; an actor. In 1871* he entered upon the ni 1 of Drury Lane. He showed at once his gauging public taste and the ni >aus of di.iv. money by engaging Mr. George Rignold to priS'1;1 Henry ...
... pndactiou of liis etitu-ely new and original Burlesqu, FOuNDED on a most suc cessful Drama o. the Day, entitled YOUTH, OF DRURY LANE. Introducing all the popular Airs, tge:her with entirely new and ori'nnal Msic, composed, selected, and arranged by J. ...
... Vining is oat of it. I mentioned some weeks since that next year w were to have the pleasure of seeing Madame Ristori at Drury Lane as Lady Macbeth, playing the part in our language. The engagement will commence in July. Upon her last visit to England ...
... a song to sitting down on a handful of tacks, caused screams of merriment, and proved what an immense favourite he is in Drury Lane. The pretty Sisters Mario in the before-mentioned sketch introduce their dancing. We may mention, in passing, that their ...
... every J^nption of Ccstume on reasonable terms. Fancy for Ball*. Amateur performances attended. THEATRICAL WAREHOUSE, 64, DRURY _ LANE. W.C, Rights for the million.-- rf! °r the Maker, 8. RE1D, Artist in Shapes and neatrical Hosier to all the Principal ...
... meralda-road, St. James's-road, London, S.E. ArUtocratic Old Men, Heavies, Character, Ac. Mr. J. B. DURHAM, (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Sadler's Wells, Ac.) At liW'rty. Address, office of The Stage. i VT R W. L. ABINGDON, i\'I Specially engaged for Bertie ...