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... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. If Charles Dickens had not immortalised the well-known letters T.R.D.L. in one of bis works, by the ingenious device of tacking them on to an imaginary individual whom he calls Mr. Teeardeyell,’ Drury Lane Theatre itself would ...
... BVNVAL, MANLY. and every evening durin, aa in the great Drury Lane | & ROMANTIC HAMILTON & AUGUSTUS i For particulars see bills. GOOD SCHOOL FOR «GIRLS. Succersful ODERN Teachi and. other Examinat M Home comforts. Fe mee FIRST HAND. TEN PER CENT 3: Send ...
... mm tapes NE Are the and Kve ey Ni an during the follos Tee DRAMA eran from Drury Lane ST SS aS el S, and During the Week, “FLYING FROM. JU: STICK, By Mark Melford, author of * Kk! danvarr 12 end During the Week. ee Jen. 14, Thursday, Jan. 15, Saturday ...
... favourites m and fo en the extraordinary ovation wi tiplied the of her jubilee in June ve been was For thirty hours peop outside Drury Lane Theatre on that ism hy six thousand pounds was re: of the amongst the preserts she received wi maiineo performance given ...
... o’clock, UR. HENRY DUN DAS' COMPANY, la Cecil Ralaigh’a and Henry Hamilten'a eucoeeaTal Drama, “THIS WHITE HEATHER,” Prom Drury Lane Theatre, London. Box Office open 11 t. For porticoJara bill*. EMPIRE THEATRE. OXFORD. maiß SATURDAY. Laet Night of Gnat ...
... appeared by special command before THE QUEEN ; at the Palace, in October last; St. George’s Hall, Regentstreet ; Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; Queen’s Concert Rooms, Hanover-square; St. James’s Hall; Crystal Palace ; giving over two hundred consecutive representations ...
... committing nerf to the x wita a furtherance of islative act ghly to absent from our p: Mog ‘alway nd that med by FIRE AT DRURY LANE THEA on the stage of the Early on W: of tho &@ fire b little remains of this part of the house But the auditorium was ur ...
... reason for every now and then disappointing the public. Mr. Cbatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, engaged the favourite tenor to take the part of Rob Roy at Drury Lane for twelve representations. The production of the piece was actually postponed to ...
... ADO ABOUT NOTHING.” To be followed by the laughable Farce of “THE CLOCKMAKER’S HAT.” The performances concluding with the Drury Lane Drama of the “MILLER AND HIS ME N,” OR, “THE ROBBERS OF THE RHINE.” TUESDAY, for the Benefit of Miss Ada Dowsing, when will ...
... —-- -- = ‘he theatrical and operatic world is. poor death of a very remarkable man. Sir Auco.tt 80 close! identified with Drury Lane and uther died on at Folkestone, whither he ha search of a rest and chanze. suffered for some 5s from an internal dises ...
... attendance were Lady Caroline Barrington, Sir John Cowell, and Colonel Elphinstone. A new drama is at present on the stage of Drury Lane Theatre. Life for Life has been liberally mounted ; the scenery, dresses, and grouping are worthy of a more interesting ...
... Cooper, Mr. Irving, the leading performers of the Theatre Royal, Manchester, Mr. Charles Vandenhoff, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Messrs. Morris, Jones, H. Butler, and Arnott. from the principal London Theatres, and Mr. Arthur Wood, the celebrated ('omedian ...