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... the smallness of the stage; in fact, it is probable that the whole ground floor of the theatre is no larger than the vast Drury- lane stage. AT the Queen's Hall the two American novelists Messrs St L. Clemens (Mark Twain ) and George W. Cable have drawn ...
... repertoire. MISS HAsRIET COVENEY is still suffering from the severe injury to herfoot recently sustained while daucing in the Drury- lane Pantomime. Her place has been taken by Miss Stem- bridge. Miss Coveney, we are sure, will have the sympathy of all who know ...
... first-rate attendance on the occasion, and we wish Mr. Strange a bumper. MU. AND MRS. CirAacLES MATuEwS are engaged at Drury- lane Theatre from October next, and after fulfilling their engage ment there will retarn to the Haymarket as usual, soon after ...
... -Will you allow me to correct a slight error in your last issue. In your notice o the General Theatrical Fund matin6e at Drury lane, ye say, The next to appear was Mr Lindu ('oiirtlNay. This should have been, Yours obediently, RA L Elgin-avenue, Maida-vaie ...
... be a snaft ne at Drury-lane Theatre, with a scratch bill ae the attraction. The proceeds of these perform- ances will be devoted to the interest of tho only child of the deceased actor, M]rs Harceut being provided for by the Drury- lane Theatrical Fend ...
... Several times has Miss Heath fulfilled a pantomime engagement, her most notable achievement in this way having been at Drury- lane in Humptfy-Durmpty. the pantomime produced at Christmas, 1892. But she prefers the halls, where one is not a mere atom ...
... season, to all the performances; origi- nally cost 600; knocked down at 200 gaineas. A renter's share in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, paying a dividend of Is. 3d. each night o0 performance, with a free admission upon all occasions, transferable annually; ...
... actors of quite inferior abilities who are now receiving as much as Edmund lean in the first agreement he entered into at Drury- lane, and whose principal merit is that they are able to wear good clothes with effect in the dramas of society, to which our ...
... Upper Gower-etreet, ftor 40 8s. 6Id. NEw STAR AT DRuffY.-A whisper mentions the possi.- bility of Miss Bassano appearing at Drury Lane in the coming Autumn, or early winter. HENRY LtIsNNThei S6n Of Lunn, .tbe dramaotist has' been lecturing' at thei Concert ...
... murderers was brought upon the stage. But all the speculations came to grief. In the interim Elliston had become lessee of Drury- lane, which after seven years landed him in the Bank- ruptcy Court. In 1827, the Surrey being vacant, he again undertook the ...
... where they intend staying a few days, before proceeding on a continental tour. MR. AND MRS. FLORENCR.-Qn Monday evening, at Drury. lane, our Yankee comic friends, Mr. and Mrs. Florence, make their debut in England; and if half be true that bh said of their ...
... himself as the son of the Clown, used to levy small contributions on the tradesmen about the theatrical neighbourhood of Drury- lane and Covent-garden. When brought before the Police Magistrate the scamp adhered pertinaciously to the truth of his claim ...