... efter. she enjoyed the distinction of playing a part in the first production of Oberon, the opera which Weher wrote for Drury Lane l'heatre to the libretto of Plan Ate. Her greatest successes were, however, obtained in such parts as Smike in the stage ...

... led, = d about the be method ma an male, the gossamer plump the bird of parodies • ibis linter was poser for • lies—is • Drury Lane P;ntomime scene, of Birds— until it 000urred to me to try the ease • /NW stripe of fine ivory silk page, Is in the real ...

... GATESHEAD. Mr. Waiter Sealby and his company are appearing at the Queen's 'Metre, High Street, Gateshead., this week. in the Drury Lane Drama, Paul Reiner. The plot centres on the French Revolution, and the startling iidventures of die hero painter and p ...

... title of which is very appropriately associated with one of the most popular of his songs, and with the latest successful Drury Lane Theatre drama. MT. Henry Russell is a very wonderful old gentleman. He is now some eighty-three years of age, but all privileged ...

... ponies from his celebrated stud, and understand they are to play a prominent part in the new pantomime of Cinderella at the Drury Lane Theatre, London. Cinderella's carriage has to be drawn by ten of these, and others are to be ridden. 'They have all been ...

... and fourpeccedialfpenny. the motet? Another anecdote treats of the PM greenroom:— In 1881 I played in the pantomime at Drury Lane. Successive years , sa , Goose and Sinbad the Sailor.' first pantomime at Old Drury that . His Royal Highneis the Prince ...

... him. The possessor of a fine contralto voice. he was engaged chile nil a child hr William Eiliston, who had migrated from Drury Lane Theatre to the Surrey Theatre; and pie-formed there at a ailary of thirty shillings a week. The youngster was also taken ...

... her brother, Percy Roselle, and, like hint, was looked upon as an infant prodigy. pantomime and burlesque, the former at Drury Lane, she made a rather conspicuous figure. Her father, schoolmaster at Glastonbury, her birthplace, was so far alive to the ...

... Bruce's 'No. 1 Company. under the erection of Mr. Alfred Davies flute of Mesas. Matra Adelphi, and Sir Augustus Harris's Drury Lane Theatre). and entitled The Two Hissvars. It deals principally with the Crimean war. and naturally rousin the military ...

... fore her marriage she! Singer. *as Miss Goward, took a subordinate part in Weber's opera Oberon on its production, at Drury Lane Theatre, in 1826. It has been somewhat rashly assumed in con sequence, that she muss have been a vocalist of considerable ...

... last night, the Prince of Wales was nominated for re-election as Grand Master by Mr. S. Bancroft. a Past Master of the Drury Lane Lodge. Mr. Wm. Heap Bailey, of Burton-on- Trent. was the only brother nominated as Grand Treaaurer. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY ELECTION ...

... virtuosi of the day. He made foe first essay in dramatic composition by the production of Marital,which was performed at Drury Lane, under the management of Mr. Bunn, and met with extraordinary success., having had an uninterrupted run of nearly a hundred ...