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... the Yorkshire town two combinations, with a band of fifty, and produce a list of operas on a scale, equal to that given at Drury Lane, any pro- ceeds, it being understood, going to educational purposes. The challenge was accepted; and the result so far is ...
... represented by Alfred Wigan when The Firs , light wee produced at the Princess's on October Ist, 1849. • The new drama at Drury Lane will be pro(lured early in September. Mr. Torn B. Davis has arranged for the com. pang now presenting The Medal awl the ...
... SIR HENRY IRVING AS DANTE. Dante, as produced last night et Drury Lane Theatre. is. first and foremost, a Moven. dons piers of stage inanagement One mariahlcsii follow.. upon another until eye and Mimi are utmost bewildered. In this Idly nt ettrtenit ...
... more delightfully in evidence at the two great Opera Houses, Covent Garden with Tuition. and Drury Lane with Prigl'eh I rogrammes. Mr. Charles Manners at:Drury Lane is trying a laudable experiment in the yopular'Ring of English opera and English talent. The ...
... have been destreywl. Dau Leno'r Successor at Drury Lane.- Ir. Herry Rao-Pell. the well-human music hal' artiste, has sieved a confrere to appear as leading onmedian in the forthcoming pantomime at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, The Ouabres of Plague at ...
... produced in New York with Miss Fa, Nivis in the principal part. Miss Louise Willis, who will be the prim ..pel boy in the Drury Lane pantomime' o ' Humpty Dumpty,' is a clever young Amer •an actress, who has been playing in the epee gculsr estravagaesas ...
... burst forth., With the late Mr. Herbert Campbell the! deceased was for many years the centre of, attraction at the great Drury Lane pantomimes! in London, and his business we. always! side-splitting. He started on the stage as clog-dancer, very early ...
... has sold a boll and two heifers to establish the first shorthorn herd in Chili Sir Henry Irving was warmly welcomed at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday, when he reappeared in the picturesque character of Becket. The football season closed on Saturday, ...
... the author makes his book end &tinily the central characters, though there et et sidelights. It is very like a stirrier ns Drury Lane drama—hut the stare u more crowded , and there is not a a the piece who is not interesting. wheat they be lords and ladies ...
... remains for this biography. Hiss liwney Price will play a principal part in The Prodito on its production in the autumn at Drury Lane. Mrs. John Wood will reiurn to the stage in the same piece. The West Indite; Painted by A. S. Forrest, Described by John ...
... Gordon Theatre, Stoke, next week. White Heather was the play with which Mr. Arthur Collins inaugurate his lesseeship of the Drury Lane Theatre efier the death of Sir Augustus Harris. The piece was mounted with unusual lavishness. and was the wonder of London ...
... has paired awes. She herself always maintained that she sang the part hi Sydney before the dig prodortinti of the opera in Drury Lane in November. the was well aenasinted with Its eaturstiwr„ the gifted Ant erratic Irishman William Vincent Wallace. who was ...