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... lines on the management—Making actors comfortable—Miss Meg Merrilles Mr. Brooke -- Miss Cathcart—The Corsican Brothers at Drury lane. AT the Olympic they won't or can't—at least don'tproduce anything that has the semblance of novelty ; in fact, they are ...
... entertainment; but we manage our vices differently in England. Peers of the realm and baronets don't generally pick out a Drury Lane or Vauxhall masquerade as the hem in quo for the falsification of the marriage vow; and if they did, it is likely that they ...
... have been the cause of death. Bow-sveeer —George Carter, a supernumerary in the employ of Mr. E. T. Smith. the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, was charged with wholesale robberies. The prisoner, in addition to his employment In the theatre, had been engaged ...
... ordered them all to be discharged. ,lunscuunts. DRAMATIC FEUILLETON. The two Richards the Third, at the Princess's and at Drury-lane— Shakespere in an acting point of view. Methinks there are two Richards in the field— namely, Mr. Charles Kean and Mr ...
... Prices u usual. Doors open at half past six, commence at seven. Stage Newer, lir. E. Stirling. [SATURDAY, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. Surrs. National Demonstration in aid of the Wives and Children of British Soldiers now employed in the ...
... Bedsteads, and Priced Lists of Bedding.—Beat Free by l'int—nee, Totwahato Court-road, THE FIELD. ,Itttstratnts. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. Sums. On Monday, February 27th, and every Evening during the Week, (except Ash Wednesday), will be performed ...
... THE FIELD. At Drury-lane the defects of Richard the Third as an acting play, strike one more forcibly than at the Princess's because here the scenic and spectacular part cannot certainly be considered as much attraction. All this is respectably done, ...
... rrHEATHE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee, Mr. E. T. Sxrru. On Wednesday morning, Mitrch 8, A GRAND NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION In aid:of • FUND for the SUPPORT of the WIVES and CHILDREN of the BRITISH SOLDIERS who have been sent as an expeditionary ('rce on foreign ...
... months. gAmustmtnts. DRAMATIC FEUILLETON. Drury Lane.—The Corsican Itroth!re.Faults In Cortume.—Drincesa's. —Richard.—Lyceum. I said last week that it was difficult to comprehend what good result the Drury Lane management could expect from the reproduction ...
... that can be done, by temporary pecuniary assistance. The subscriptions are already liberally coming in. The proprietor of Drury Lane gives a free benefit at that establishment, under distinguished patronage, in aid of the fund, and has placed the theatre ...
... must nu n t . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. Stoma. Farewell performances of Mr. G. V. BROOKE, being the last week but three of his engagement, previous to his saillog for California and Australia. Immense success of the new drama. THE ...
... for rofuaing, if they were on the rank waiting for hire—The oonstable explained that the rank was close to the theatre in Drury-lane. and nothing short of • whole family of four or sixwhich eatables them, under the new sot, to realise a good sum by extra ...