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... Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre. It is no breach of confidence, says a City eontemporary, to state that he lately called on Mr.Auguatus Harris to ascertain if tho kings and queens procession from the Drury Lane pant•nnime could be revived ...
... auperiamierary of Covent Garden to a sit prrnua erary of Drury Lane, during the fatuous run of Oh, I have trade a ttemandons advance. In what way ? '• Why, said the amferimmerary of Drury Lane, formerty I never went farther than the hand lea of au ...
... famous American tour. On his return to England he accepted the post of conductor at Her Majesty's Theatre, and afterwards at Drury Lane, whither for a time Mr. Mapleson's establishment was transferred. In 1860, Mr. Mapleson, wishing to produce en Italian version ...
... Don't forget the Address :- 95, CHURCH STR BHT, BI LSTON. Wines, Ales, &Jut, Ac., on draught or in bottles. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, W. O , Every Eve Ling at 8, HAVE/IL/1i CharWl Morton, Miscellaneous. WILLIAM NORTH, GENERAL UNDERTAKER, 64, OXFORD STREET ...
... seems to care ; enough that it raises a laugh hune.tly, and is well appreciated. Mr. Au4ustus Barris hes scored another Drury Lane triumph as he himsolf announces in his advertisements. Pluck, produced on Bank Holiday, turned put is exciting, blood ...
... That was the missing parcel. Actors have to undergo much that tries their patience at times. Mr. Dillon was playing at Drury Lane one night in A Winter's Tale. In the second act, scene third, where Pauline enters with • child, some wretched man amongst ...
... Second Sportman : By Georgo, he was ! First Sportman : No, by Cummings Tux wotat of acting iu a theatre so largo as Drury Lane is that the vo c is strained. There may ho lulolhor reason for the %volt t, such as a comedian of the Harrisoniccompany ...
... Irving's phenomenal with Faust at the Lyci lan, and I now hear that the receipts of the first City p er . formancea of the Drury Lane pantomime amounted to 528,400. Gan'ibling is not confined to such establishments re those in which Sir Francis Clavering ...
... However, we are to have Carl Rosa, and that is saying not a little. Ai alrJady kuos.n, Mr. Rosa's season will be given in Drury Lane. It was intended to open with Dles,rs. Hueffer and Mackenzie's new opera, but this arrangement has been departed from owing ...
... regular attendants, ' My dear, I think your friend belongs to the Church of England.' Theirewere twe new features in the Drury Lane performance. Ono was the extraordinary free use of sets in the scenery, the parts of which so cleverly dovetailed into ...
... at already announced, will this year have the advantage of the presidency of Mr. Augustus Harris, the popular lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. The date fixed is Wednesday, June 2nd, and the place, as usual, will be Freemasons' Tavern. While the French have ...
... Charles Harris, the stage manager at cab They had it that Ore du i l i girl had offered her it loaf of tread for 11.—Mr. Drury Lane Theatre, to recover £6O Lie , the price not appiy be taken himself, with or with i p ry tilii t Les ti : ait t . hat this ...