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... recovery is doubtful. TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN LONDON. On Saturday afternoon,. man named James Whitehall, a j►mmr, living at 3, Drury Lane, London, haring quarrelled with wife, attacked her, and, with a penknife, indicted a supertimal cut extending from the left ...
... since demolished — that Lord Bruce saw her, and struck by her genius hastened to London to apprise Garrick, the Monarch of Drury Lane, that a new star had arisen in the firmament. Garrick engaged Mrs. Siddons, and she made her debut in London, awl so su ...
... a single scene in a pantomime, and it not unfrequently happens that there are scenes in his Christmas entertainments at Drury Lane which have cost for dresses, properties, and other appointments from three to four thousands pounds each. Evidence of this ...
... the ordinary attractions, he is to be asaistNl by local talent. and also by Miss Marie Montromi, who cornea specially from Drury Lane 'Theatre for the purpoi.e. To-morrow (Saturday) night the pantomime of - Robinson Crusoe will be performed for the last ...
... his management of Drury Lane with Tile Merolustit of Veit:. e in which i the deceased sustained the ro i e o f lisaranio, , and no tha I closing night of the management ha played Othello. In 1842-3 he again aimeared at Drury lane during the great actor's ...
... establishment of something like an unchartered dramatic academy. Edmund Kean, who had earned £200,000 in a dozen seasons at Drury 'Lane, gambled it away in debauchery, and brought his career to a premature close : he did not found . a school, perhaps he had ...
... costa. Sir Augustus Harris. during his brief visit to Germany, virtually completed the arrangement-, for the appearance at Drury Lane during the summer of the Court Company of Sate-Cobuta-Gotha, a body of players celebrated for completeness of ensemble. ...
... comedies. She was, for instance, the original Georgina Vesey ur Lord Lytton's Money, and a valued member of Mr. Macready's Drury Lane Theatre Company. Lr 1844 she married Mr. German Reed, and engaged in the kind of entertainment which was subsequently developed ...
... ter. IiONDAT. APRIL lath, and following SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S COMPANY la The New and Original Sporting DERBY WINNER. Fres Drury Lane Theatre. Landes. Dace (Itr. S. 11AThe), at the Theatre only, 11 to 4. Saurday4 11 to 1. Doors open 1: 7.30. Nat. Telephone ...
... 15th, and following emeinp SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S COMPANY In The New tied Original Sportin; craw TIIE DERBY MINXES, Front Drury Lane theatre, Leedom grs Olice (Mr. S. at the Theatre only. 11 to 11 to 1. Dads open at 7.30. Nat. Telephone, 1.M5. THEATRE ROYAL ...
... Dresses, tc. A Stud Race (looter.. and Pallet Rating it the noel kpetisive and Elaborate Production ever sent out from Drury Lane. and Manager Si. Augustus Harris), Mr. HENRY DUNDAS. Boa owe (Nr. s. mayor), at tee Theatre only, 11 F.tunlaya, 11 at 7 ...
... at Gosforth Park, than they have done in making arrangemelds for the performance nightly during the present week of the Drury Lane drama t t'he Derby r. The play, which was' produced at Sir Augustus Harris's house last summer, is the product of the ...