Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... (RANK HOLIDAY), ACOVIST The Or. D:ury Lane Sumer, HUMAN NATURE, Written by Him Pawn and AuGums RAM DECRY LANE ARTISTES. DRURY LANE SCENERY. TRAFALGAR SQUARE THE RETURN THE BRITISH. A MARVEL OP STAGE EFFECT. The whole produced under the stage direction ...
... The Delavals were particularly fond of theatrical amusements, and on one occasion the whole family acted on the boards of Drury Lane, by permission of Garrick. Here, ton, the same pleasures went on. and a variety of practical jokes of no scrupulous kind ...
... His n.etliod of obtaining sudden influence over the incredulous was by Wt i llams i a n ati v e o f Wale. th e s tage of Drury Lane. telling them some small detached circumstances which had li . ilaper!ornrd the fart messenger th traged y happened to them ...
... in Greenwich and Deptford theatre in 1856, alter which she Joined Mr. Phelps's company. I heard that she ha appeared at Drury Lane afterwards, and had married in' ~, the Phelps family. J. B. T. ...
... TYNE THEATRE, NEWCASTLE. Sok and Manager Ur. IL W. Yoram POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO EIGHTS THE GREAT DRURY LANE DRAMA, HUMAN NATURE. Oa NONDAT NEXT. AUGUST lath Engagement for nights only of CALDER'S NOBODY'S CLAIM COMPANY. New sad Soeeery. Wew Voile. Prises ...
... confoundedly !' When The Beggars Opera was quite finished it was offered to Colley Gibber and his brother managers of Drury Lane, who promptly rejected it ; whereon it was carried to John Rich, at this time proprietor of Lincoln's- Inn Fields Theatre ...
... enhaomal p,ius. Ac matters stood, however, in those days, the two Patent or :' Ro;al theid:res. Covent Ciaiden and Drury Lane, I claimed great privileges over all the minor establishments: the public were forbidden to see tihakspeare represented ...
... England, who went up to London, probably in 1746. when a youth of about eighteen, became a member of Garriek's company at Drury Lane Theatre, and subsequently had a (wiser of about 60 years on the English stage. Old dramatic nrords give but meagre information ...
... him. tie loved nut to be jostled. And the amusements of the town pleased him not. Once we went together to see the play at Drury Lane; the piece was a comedy, very ingenious and witty, represent. mg modern manners, or that part of modern manners which belongs ...
... plays which has ever been placed upon the boards of any stage, if we may believe the London papers, was produced at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, on Saturday night. Mr. Augustus Harris, noted as be is for his surprising stage effaces, has eclipsed all ...
... sod Covent Oneden, who e for A FEW MOM ONL Y. Being Ma 1 I . limbering, b MISS M. A. ATKINSON, - Of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, who Le alio ward for 6 LIMITED PERIOD. The Company will comprise the Names of many establishet Favourites, together with ...
... quitting Paris. On his return to England he joined the Dorset Gardens Couipany as '• • noted dancer. but subsequently went to Drury Lane, while he remained until the theatre was burnt down. While the house was rebuilding, Hart sesta* scene•Olifter to Paris ...