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... presurmel Polito ft 1 bowvd.-Kemble: Yon know. me, I suppose l- u d Poltc: Very well, sir. You are Mir. Kemile, of tl 3. Drury-lane theatre.-Eemble: Right, good Polito. at Sir, ' am seized With atn unaccountabte, ar, uncon- it i trodable fancy. Yolk have'-a ...
... Rittrarg extracto. THEATRICAL SALARIES.-In the year 1814, Mr. Kean, who was putting into the Drury Lane treasury a nightly average of £484, as set down in the first chapter, was content, after his success was estab- lished, to sign an engagement for three ...
... Trvyford from the office of magistrate, then w we say that the populaoe of London are no longer the m men they were. The Drury-lane Theatre has been the scene of one (f ! the most disgraceful and atrocious attacks by a gang of U bludgeon usen, upon an ...
... - - LONDON CHAT.TIST MONTHLY MAGAZINE I COM1MITTEE, CRAVEN HEAD, DRURY-LANE. This Committee held its weekly meeting on SaVurday evening last, at eight p.m.. Alr Thos. Carter in the chair, when the following address was agreed to, and ordered to be sent ...
... JOI.N WJATHINS, See. N. B.-All orders and commnunications tu be addressed pro tesn to the Secretary, at the Craven 34ead. Drury-lane. The committee expect to be able to comI asense the Megczlne by the beginuing of Mlay. ...
... we have managed to play the mbiquitous part of witness- ing at one and the same time, the doings of Reiestzen Crusoe at Drury-lane, Valentine and Orson at the Ly- ceum, Johrnny Gibpilt at Astley's, Robin Jloodesad.Liule John at Sadler's Wells, and Lazy ...
... we have managed to play the ubiquitous part of witness- ing at one and the same time, the doings of Robinson 3crusoe at Drury-lane, Valentine and Orson at the Ly- .eumn, Johneny Gilpin at Astley's, Robin Hood andl Little John at Sadler's Wells, and Lazy ...
... we have managed to play the ubiquitous part of witness- ing at one and the same time, the doings of Robineson g Crasoe at Drury-lane, Valentine and Orson at the Ly- I ceum, Jolinny Gi ein at Astley's, Robin Ifood and littlet Jeat Sadler's Wells, and La:y ...
... that we have managed to play the ubiquitous part of witness- ing at one and the same time, the doings of Robrinson Creoe at Drury-lane, Valentine and Osson at the Ly- ceum, JohnnyGipin at Astley's, Robin good ?? John at Sadler's Wells, and Lazy Dick attleOlympic- ...
... which we cannot doubt havec already, or will be, participated hin by thousands of the metropolitan readers of the ?? Stasr. DRURY-LANE.I Pantomnime still reigns triumphant! Ths antics and I estcnalcntaaete of Clown and Pantaloon, the ubiquitous agiletyof ...
... cery-lane, andherehepoppeduponyoufromTemplel-ane; you saw him glide down Norfolk-street, or lost sight of him all at once about Drury-lane; or beheld him holding on briskly, but without effort, along the Strand,' till, about Charing-cross, lie suddenly disappeared ...
... andbere hepoppedupon you from Templel-ane; you saw him glide down Norfolk.street, or lost sight of him all at once about Drury-laned or beheld him ci holding on briskly, but without effort, along the Strand, d till, about Oharing cross, he suddenly disappeared ...