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... copported an excellent company. Tto foUowusg week tto musical comedy Dorcas” will be played. the Shakespeare Theatre the Drury-lane drama, Life Pleasure.” been played to crowded eudienoes during tto week, the other dramatic aececeoriea proving highly etvactive ...
... they return ; in fact that the Governw-nt is quit them when they are linded England. Ta in ®rier suprdv our music hall* Drury-lane with heroes who ■-s night sing the ÜBrrnm’s po- Are they wanted nest liOid M®j Show, or are they » e proot'SHio® th;ouafc ...
... earlier days Mr. Crouch was in the Royal Bend of William IV. and Queen Adelaide, and acted for some time leading violinist in Drury-lane Theatre. Since the laying of the foundation-stone of the Roman Catholic Cathedral Westminster twelve months ago the work ...
... Scottish Courts, in 1831, married Joseph Woods, the tenor singer. Many now living will remember Miss Grant, who made hor Drury-lane in 1827. playing and ringing Diana Vernon to the Roy of.James Wallock and the Niool Jarvieof Liston. Her last appearance ...
... per head, hot in the oferwhelming number ot bonds. So far tbe dtesrss made by Worth and other Paris eouturifrt tor the new Drury-lane may taken as guides the fashions of tbo future, the reign the wldo skirt is not yot over. Both in the reception scenes and ...
... perhaps to tbid eaa«ed by the edebratod explosion of bottle of gingerbeer aa Mrs. Siddoi-s ended one of finrut declamation? in Drury-lane Theitro. The following story, equally new to the public, and perfectly true, shows that the author of the ** Idylls *’ did ...
... Following upon ** The Xcw Karmaid the Shakespeare Theatre management have secured Sir Augustus Harru compaav in the latest Drury-lane drama. “Cheer, Boys. Cheer.” Max Goldberg’* well-written play. “ Tlic Hand of Ju•t»oe. ,, has been capitally performed at ...
... DANCING” -I. 'ry (.raucK pcrfevllr and mpldly l-y Tcfj-r Ounnla*. principal and Balfel Mibtrcr-. Jate Ttiea’r*- Royal. Drury■ lAne.t'o»eot-cardeii, cad A'liambm.Loudon. Academy:. n* to pn'f' ...
... done, aad that racy night the of Drury-lade eald woold like take theatre hie own noooont. lat laid before bin ideas about Drury-lane. Take it,” mid ; ** I will find yea all the money you want.” I the eooamittee Diary-laa# proprietare, after eome aagotiatkma ...
... conductor. He was native of Pron. and only thirty-eight. came to London in 1893, and connected with opera at CovenW garden and Drury-lane. For a time alao held the baton in th ...