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... the novel. Ongmal play, do net succeed. Play, from French ate longer acceptable. But dramatised novels are the mode. At Drury-lane Scott is and the present piece, “Amy Robsart,’' succeed. l the Peak,” another of Scott s stones. the Lyceum recently. Miss ...
... auctioneer. lessee of the iheatre ‘-xa. after widened the sphere of Ids theatrical aro■ •*3, and in 1852 bo became manager of Drury-lane which establishment continued hold the autumn 1802, when disposed of r-iutder of his lease Edmund Falconer, iiiuabia, I ...
... Slocombe; *• A Warm Bed Tor Uncle.” C. Gregory, and other drawings by G. G. Kilburne. C. Cattermole, Towneloy Boxing Night at Drury lane ), A. Eumley, W. J. Morgan. A. Laby, &c. Miss Owens E. Blackburns has contributed story, Till the Sea giro* its DeadHain ...
... ive. Most of the theatres have now settled down to their special Christmas fare. After discussing tho two pantomimes of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, nothing remained for the critic and public but wait for The Cup.” This oddly-titled tragedy, the Poet ...
... The theatrical events of the week are practically devoid of interest. The pantomime of Mother Goose is still running at Drury lane, and adding to the store of golden eggs in the treasury of the fortunate leasee. The withdrawal of the operetta of Belle ...
... Katherine Temple has been charged the Central Criminal Court with the manslangbter Ann Holloway, lodging house in Parkrr-street, Drury-lane. The prisoner, on going to room which she and her husband bad formerly occupied/ but from which they bad been ex* prilad ...
... delineation of the Moor, and was admirably seconded by the fine company which Mr Augnetus Harris has brought together at Drury • lane, which himself is considerable acquisition. Mr H. J. Byron busy upon new Vaudeville comedy for Messrs Jamas and Thome. ...
... theatre®, music-hall®, and other places of public resort are crowded to-night by storm-driven holiday-seeker®. I looked into Drury Lane, where the Heiningon Court Company of Shakespearian and Ooethean actors is the attraction, and I found the great national ...
... conemulated by the Geiman Picse and public ibe they recently gaimd In Loudon, but ' rilliant as their rec«)>iion on (he stsge of Drury Lane, aad gtrat a* the gratlficatha with which tlie artists •peak of It. there Is little circumstance which prevents the Meinlngers ...
... supplies the Christmas absurdity at Old Drury, but I should imagine Hama has engaged Mr Blanchard supply the necessary event. A Drury Lane annual without the name of E. L. Blanchard prefixing would indeed be Hamlet without the Prince, Ac. The Saner panlomine ...
... movement aid of creation* ia Roaaliad. mine exponenta of the 1 hare a ririd reoollce- perienead from thin lady a ataeriag at Drury-lane. home of the legitimate tea too dolefully daUraad •pell rateaW aeao* a, the hoaMa the beat aim and bnghUet non—Mias Wallia ...
... times. In this unfortunate thestie lived considerable number h«Hives its dMtroctiua. -vent Garden Theat-e was burnt snd Drury Lane in the following yrsr. ( Garden was again burnt in 185 T.. Tup Kurrry Theatre has also been destroyed twice. Too Opari House ...