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... Actor, Mr. E. CALLENDER, Accompanied by the Celebrated Actrees, Miss FLORENCE CHAPMAN, Mr. AUGUSTUS GLOVER, Tragedian from Drury Lane Theatre, London. Mr. CHARLES HORSMaN, And Powerful Company, who will appear in Mr. Ch.i.hkme's original play of D . T. OR ...
... Rodgersare in tokens of the high regard which both were held by a man whose friendship was something worth boosting of Drury Lane Theatre will open on the 26th September with a dramatic version, by Mr. Andrew Hallidav of Thl Fortunes Nigel. Mr. Phelps ...
... Sharp. Patronised by Her Napoleon Majesty the Queen, the Emperor King of Prussia, King Leopold of Belgium, and the NEWSOME’S DRURY LANE, AND ASTLEY’S COMPANY, Now OPEN for a Short Season, and will continne EVERY EVENING in his NEW CIRCUS, QUEEN-STREET, LEICESTER ...
... 17th, for the BENEFIT of MISS F. CHAPMAN, EAST LYNNE and CARTOUCHE. NOTICE. The ce' ebrated Tragedienne, MISS MARRIOTT, Of Drury Lane and Sadler's Wells Theatres, pronounced to be the greatest living Tragic Actress on the British Stage, will appear for THREE ...
... so long his wife remaius upon the stage, but that his salary will be continued. Mr. Dillon will make his appearance at Drury Lane on the 15th of October, in four-act drama, on which Mr. Bayle Bernard is now engaged.—Mr. R. Recce writings comedy for the ...
... Buster and wined Lim hie coot. Tentereen for one brief moment I thongbt I wee Marino, For in the I saw him—the gods of Drury Lane. And qaeationrei liehl• ii fait/tap c-AttAgalere? Alas he sighs, ouly a papar twahoustre. I've titmice awl shares in ...
... Smith's, King-street. THEATRE ROYAL, LEICESTER. ' Lessee and Manager, Mr. JOHN WINDLEY. f7NORMOUS SUCCESS of the Great DRURY LANE DRAMA of AMY ROBSART. Enthusiastic reception of Miss KATHERJNE RODGERS, , Mr. CHARLES HORSMAN, and the entire Company. The ...
... of the most eommon forms of obstructiun of the business of the House. “The Price Peace,” Mr. Cecil Raleigh's new play at Drury Lane Theatre, is from a spectacular point of view one of the test of the many great triumphs which have been at the “Lane.” Among ...
... produced on Scale of great magnificence, Andrew HalUday's renowned Drama of AMY ROBSART. The magnificent costumes as worn Drury Lane Theatre, supplied by Mr. F. Yokes, costumier, London; the new and beautiful Scenery, painted by Mr. W. Laffar; the Mechanical ...
... October, 189'4. It is rumoured in London that Mr. Cecil Raleigh, the dramatist and journalist, is to be the sew manager of Drury Lane. A farmer named William Grace, el Upton Uocks, Widnes, has committed suicide by drown. iug himself. The hearing of a divorce ...
... the | Comic scenes occupy a rather Asa t it differs of the play than usual melodrama hardly at all from the usual type of Drury Lane It has a somew' involved plot, with incident and culminating in tho tri of virtue over vice Jt takes us into | all manner ...
... Overreach, to very excellent houses, at the Haymarket Theatre. He is seen to greater advantage at this Theatre than at Drury- Lane. to be a universal favourite, and the Lon- don papers intimate that he is sure to meet with great suc- cess on the other ...