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... second time, it is on ne. argument of his own. Mr. Halliday'S new leases 'The Curet Cita: winch has beau produced at the Drury-lane Theatps, does not receive nueeralited praise. It is tingaished by waist of probability, without ang supernatural equivalents ...
... ting. The writer says:— Mr. H. Loraine, who performed Antony, has vastly improved since we saw him a few year* back at Drury-lane, and a alight tendency to gabble his words, which after is better than the old rumbling style of elocution, being noted ...
... of the whole work:— Vide Cheiztian World. TENNY of the MILL. Sung with complete sasoess by Madame LemmenwSherrington at Drury-lane Theatre. . . Full of a grace that is positively fascinating . . will be one of the most popular, as it is certainly ono ...
... theatres, with only one exception, have net eon• tributed a single novelty to the holiday amusements of the present season. At Drury Lane. Mr. Halliday's drama of The Great City still holds it, ground, and at the Haymarket the melodramatic comedy of the Wild ...
... To John Ward 80, New Birdwtreet 18, Crownwneet OEATITED. Wallis Green 78, Cross —.198, Great Homer-et Thomas C0wen.13, Drury-lane 43, lireeinlow-lull SPECIAL APPLICATIONS. To Martindale .James Martindale Galion-street Joseph White George Eatterbee ...
... she being away in consequence of domestic calamity. I did no operatic dancing. Afterwards I played in the pantomime at Drury.lane, but did not dame in consequence of having strained my knee at the Prince of Wales's. The pantomime ran until nearly Easter ...
... will be withdrawn in favour of Mr. Andrew Hal. lidaya piece, The Great City, which is now running its fifteenth week at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Brough's burlesque Pygmalion' . still forms the attractive feature in the programme of the dramatic company ...
... GREAT CITY. N, w performing with the most Brilliant Success at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Special Engagement of MR. HENRY SINCLAIR, From the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London, and MISS SARA LEWIS, In additipu to the powerfal Company of the Establishment ...
... Jonathan Ashley. Beaky—Aug. 6, at Butler-street, West Derby-road, aged 60, Elizabeth, relict of the late John Berry, of Drury-lane. ROBINSON—Aug. 6, at 2. Albion-irtreet, Everton, aged 1 year and 8 months, Harriet Leiceeter, youngest daughter of William ...
... of Mr. Andrew Halliday's new piece, The Great City, the prognostications about which at the time of its production at Drury-lane Theatre were about as gloomy and as incorrect as those to which we h a v e 7 referred in connection with the Flying Send ...
... Overture composed and arranged by Mr. J. Ff. Tully. The Character Danees arranged by Mr. J. Coronet, ballet master from Drury -lane Theatre. London. who has been expressly engaged. Machinery by Mr. Cardrey. Properties by Mr. Woods. The whole produced under ...
... shown by its lengthy career in the latter place and its already achieved great popularity in Liverpool. Its career at the Drury. lane Theatre is to close on Saturday (to -day), after more than a hundred consecutive representations. It is said to have been ...