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... Directors of the Opera-bouaes were to some extent compensated, we imagine, by His Majesty's visits to Covent Garden and Drury Lane or the losses they sustained ; but the theatres found heir houses thinned by the novel attraction, and pub.. lishers and ...
... actors only, and not the men they parody. Your Anglo- Indian, however, will fiud The Cataract of the Ganges, reproduced .at Drury Lane after fifty years sleep iu the pigeon-holes of forgotten plays, more convulsive than any . fun .made 'out of Mr. Gladstone's ...
... Mr• Duncan, who gave each an honorary drabs and caused the fact to be announced to the world very much as the supers of Drury Lane Theatre do in Shakspeare's tragedies. We read the announcement of Sir W. Jones' death and a description of the arrangements ...
... the most original, truest to nature, and the must comical. This challenge, issuing from a place of entertainment so near Drury Lane, was at once taken up by another comic singer at theldlesex Music Hall, who published the following reply : In answer to ...
... 35 Brown, Mrs 5, Pimlico Brown, Rev H, Kent ; Pott, It, Hyde Park; and Holt, R 11, 34 Lincoln's inn fields . Brown, C, Drury lane Bruce, A, Main, Aberdeenshire 3 Brumell, Miss F, St Leopards 83 Bull, M V, Falmouth, major 8 Bnllpitt, J ...
... INDIA. from the most unexampled financial blunder., and the most unexampled rebellion. A large Meeting was recently held at Drury Lane to strengthen the Havelock Testimonial Fund, with the Duke of Cambridge in the chair . His royal highness was ably supported ...
... • • • 10 •• • 'ecrawasit` Tft I OIP IA: [tt ,t.•IAA6 Some femeins, in reference to the two Dromios USW , satiny. sit Drury Lane, affirm that no two inditfeale lie so alike as not to be readily distin Nov. very many years ago, however, the twin 'one ...
... THEATRE. (Tunes. ) Oar readers will find elsewhere in our columns an interesting letter from Mr. (hatterton, the manager of Drury Lane Theatre. His letter is called forth by that of An Amateur- Critic, but can scarcely be considered a reply to it. The gist ...
... intended, at the commencement of the autumn theatrical season, now over, to draw public attention to Richard Cceur de Lion at Drury Lane. Did n't you see the pictures on the walls ? The hound attacking the Knight. Of course. Depend on it, something went ...
... batter, and a pig's head Wouldu t there ? 1 so. But then. 1 am only, A P. 8 Have v,m got a vacancy for a Crucifer Address, Drury Lane. OCR 01.1) is full of the FAA-bona. Her apihnionis. she asys, with ennui oonfusion in her mind between plums and polities ...
... equal in value to the one-thousandth of the dollar. Mr. Boucicanit, after the successful run of such sensation pieces at Drury Lane Theatre as The Colleen Sawn, has adapted an Indian subject to the stage— The Relief of Lucknow. The play is a military ...
... of Lohengrin at all events is unutterably bad. Very likely this opera may have a good run, and as it is announced also at Drury Lane, it will be the right thing to go and hear it once, but very few will care to sit it out a second time. And who on earth ...