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... classes, by whom' ; this sort of education is most needed, than the theatres. The'Alhambra could accommodate the audiences of Drury lane' and Covent-garden added . together, or those of the Haymarket, the Adelphi, St James's, and the Strand. The Metropolitan ...
... ELLISTON & THE ASS's HEAD. (Fronm the Msfnthly Magazine.) W Elliston was, in his day, the Napoleon of Drury. lane, but, like the conqueror at Austerlitz, he s uffered his fori deolensions, and the Surrey became to him a St. Helena. deri However, once ...
... lastiseason of Miss Louisa Pyne and ll r Harrison at Covent Garden will commence in October. In 1884'S they will begin at Drury Lane Theatre. The English Opera (Lmited Labilityj)onmpauy have' arranged with Mr Gye to opee their campaign in 1864-6, and have ...
... THE HAVELOCK MEMORIAL. , A ,- eA public meeting was held in Drury Lane Theatre, 0 London, on Friday afterhooii, for thle purpose of pro. Is ino0ting a memlorial to the memory of the late General ?? Henry Havelock. The Duke of Cambridge, who db presided ...
... halmost all our theatres and places of amusemunt, and dramati lessees and managers are accordingly in good spirits. The Drury Lane performnances of grand Italian, opera, with Grisi for prima donna, continue to attract large audiences. There has been no ...
... tt of Otto Bersvirk Charity Schiool. I ir The Anti-Corn Law Leaguse heosdanotiser of its demon- LI is strattess, at Drury L~ane Thetr~e, on Wedneseady weekc. Mr. LI it Villiers, Alr. Leader, Ivr. Christie, snd a person trained Moore, Is wvere the nrators ...
... Whig revising-barristers have denied them.-Bl1acborld. TIIEATRICAL.-Mr. VaYndenhoff' has arrived safely at New York.-The Drury Lane orchestra has been increased to ninety-six musicians, the largest number ever yet entiaged in an English theatre. NEsv SOUTH ...
... the direction of Mr. Charles Kenible, :, with the opera of Norma. The house was crowded, and tthe performances successful. Drury Lane is to be opened r by Mr. Macready, on the 1st of October. a SUMtMARY.-The personal property of the late Marquis of Hertford ...
... grd. the admirers of the tragic drama, The Italian the tragedienne, Madame Ristori, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will appear at our a of theatre for one night only, viz, Wednesday next, I wer- July 23rd, in her great impersonation of ...
... is no play of any kind. [So much the better.] The new American actor, Mr. Forrest, appears to have made a decided hit at Drury Lane Theatre. His King Lear, on Saturday night, is spoken of in the most unequivocaI terms of commendation. Oin Saturday morning ...
... last evening, remains in steta qua. The principal novelty in the cost was Cthe introduction of a Mr. Motde, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre, in the chtaracter of Otlhello. The late hour at whtich the performances termti- natedi, preclude Cthe possibility ...
... mniller-Wiljiarcp lewley, ty of Manchesrer, tailor and dr3per-William Havi~t, oEf re Codicsote, 'Herr;, miller-Thomat Collins;of Drury Lane, ht Middlesex, grocer. at Fewrom Saivi e/'r Gazette Decevter I 8. 2- Charles Barwuitt, of Barlow Mews, Midlltesez, horae- ...