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... 000 for his scenery and properties; Mr. Mapleson demands £15,000 as compensation for the loss of his proposed season at Drury-lane, and the promoters of the company consider £200,000 enough for the former, and limit their proposed capital to that sum ...
... a perfect ovation. A crown of mesesive gold was presented to him, as well as • probs. Mon of rings and diamonds. At the Drury-lane Theatre, The Man of the World, once more rendered popular through the admirable acting of Mr. Phelps as Sir Pertinaie ...
... solved, and Mr. Mapleson and Mr. Gye are again to compete for the patronage of opera lovers. MrMspleson's tenancy of Drury.lane Theatre commences on the 28th of the present month. Mr. G3e announces that he will commence his sewn on Tuesday, the 31st ...
... tion for Easter. Mr. Mapleson has issued his prospectus fir the season of Her Majesty's Opera, which is to commence at Drury-lane Theatre to-night, and the season promises to be one of more than usual attractiveness. With one exception, Mr. Maples= has ...
... and Robertson, clothiers, Church-street, and representing that his name was Crosfield, and that he had an office at 10 ! Drury-lane, ordered a suit of clothes at the price of £5. 12a. The clothes were made and taken to the offioe by • young man named James ...
... United States home to England. This tour will be a protracted one. Punctually to the time appointed Mr. Mapleaon opened in Drury-lane, where her Majesty's opera is now established. In its altered state the house wears a most beautiful appearance, while in ...
... PANTALOON.--• An inquest has been held at Westminster, on the body of William Augustus Barnes, aged 59, who had been engaged at Drury-lane Theatre as pantaloon in a pantomime last Christmas, since which time he had taken to photography. On Sunday morning, after ...
... alinanack Madame Celeste made her first appearance in London in 1830, when she took part in the ballet La Bayadere at the Drury-lane Theatre. Since that time she has acquired popularity nearly all over the globe in a variety of characters, with which her ...
... of novelties, though they seem to have been supplying good entertainment. Patti, at the Italian opera, and Kellogg, in Drury-lane, have both been securing good words for themselves, by their spirited impersonation of Maria in La Figlia del Reggimento ...
... Haons-hey Charles Stuart. Water-street Lucy Walsh. No. 6.—CASTLE-STREET WARD. Castle-street, Lower. William Moaeop Keen. Drury-lane Thomas Henry Paine. Waferstreet Frederick P. W. Campbell. No. 7.-IT. PETER'S WARD. Cable-street Edward John-street South ...
... —we that at that time the town poseesesed • playhouse '' (snarled so on the map), which was situate on the west aide of Drury•lane, about the spot where Brunswick street now is: this st,reet in feet crosses over part of the site of the old theatre. Records ...
... playing there as Michael Garner, it. Mr. Byrom'. piece Dearer than Life, with enormous success —at least so the bills. Drury Lane Theatre is to open next month with a dramatis version of The Fortunes of Nigel,, bv Mr. Andrew Halliday. Mr. Phelps is ...