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... Garden, London. Pantaloon, Mr T. LOVELL, from the Family's Ballet Troupe. Harlequin, Mn BT. MAINZ, from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and Covent London. Columbine, Mies OLIVIA SHARP!., front the Theatre Royal. tondos. Tfarlequina, Miss F. GILBERT, Pupil ...
... the Drury LIAO of Thursday with it. wonderful scene and gorgeous dresses; then the Lyceum on Saturday. The premiere at Drury Lane was not a particularly representative one, the artistic world does not patronise Sir Augustus' first nights, or if it does ...
... punirhment was two months with hard labour—lhe third defendant figured at Bow-street as a gentleman. He had annoved a bamiaid at Drury Lane 1 heatre, and when she remonstrated he struck her on the head with his walking stick. A fire of £3 was • deemed a sufficient ...
... CHEER. CHEER AT TN TREATRE ROYAL For the fuel time in Hull the highly Drury Lane Cheer, Boys, Cheer, will is played at she Royal next Monday evening sad I* eights. In the production at this piste, el la , * Sir Augurtus Harris, se was his speed Is ...
... the St. Jam's Meade. Is the melodrama which Sir Augustus Rand sad Mr Henry are together constructing he ropreeentatlee at Drury Lane during the autumnal seed= dare, the Whir incidents occur in the distressful coentay, but the cheeps from the Liffey to ...
... followinz year Mill. Amy (Mr Darre) was born as vlastnn. bory, and when quite • child appeared witi, Ler brother Percy in at Drury Lane. Aft, making her debut a• an actrem at S. wen* , on a provii.rial tour with Mr E. A. - ntiirrti, takiitg ti, pert of Lady ...
... Gerdes, Louden. Pantaloon, Mr T. LOVKLL, from the Family's Ballet Troupe. Harlequin, Mr ST. MAINS, from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. and Covent Gardea, London. Columbine, OLIVIA SHARPE, from the Theatre Boydl, Landon. Harlequins, F. GILBERT, Pupil ofilr ...
... vocealisation of Fealty Mr tflieth The at Quietuses, , 1817, wu the • Yellow Dwarf. In the num of 1851, Mr F. B. (the thee of Drury Lane Theatre, Leaden) over the Royal, and appoiaked Mr Z. Matta Hall sa resident manager. Al Christened the of .Robinace pat ...
... pantriinies will have e large of admirers. The mujority of grown up lovers ef pantoniinies, as well as echool boy to whom Drury -lane is recially charming by of its chid artistes stars, will vote the Lyceum foe it is _very didatent clams of entertainsaset ...
... years since I had owasion to pass a few weeka in London, and I was wending my w..y in the early part of the evening towards Drury Lane Theatre, ahen my attention was suddetly drawn to an appeal for charity made by a figure crouching on th e doorrtepa of • ...
... a permanent gallery of art in Dundee. Ofo.lo, the contralto (not tire Berlin soprano of that name, who sang Mignon,' at Drury Lane). has been accidentally poisoned by her molt in Naples. She @sun some seasons tint* In Paris.— The, new tenor, it. DeviMee ...
... present a romantic. fantastic one-act play. The Vigil of Sieur Erti!dome, which she has written. The autumn drama at Drury Lane will probably be produced three weeks or a mouth earlier than usual. Should the present rate of progression eel. ...