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... position. -and-thirty years ago he was playing at the upmarket Claude Melnotte to the Pauline of e en Faucit ; and later, at Drury Lane, the Falconer-Chatterton management, he gaged for leading characters in Shake- i s k nown a3 a heavy actor—indeed, his let ...
... ballet,wasproducedlast night. The Tomboy,is the next in order of the Vaudeville matinees. ' 'Formosa is to be revived at Drury Lane to-night, with Miss Millward in the principal character. Miss Alice Thorne, who very appropriately heads the list of artistes ...
... ACTRESS. Mrs. Langtry's ill-health is the cause of her resignation of the part of Formosa in the revival of Boucicault's drama Drury Lane this week. It is unfortunate for the lady, she will thereby lose a salary of £150 per week larger sum than this has, perhaps ...
... Cuttings from the Comics. (From Bunch.) Appropriate for the sultry summer weather—The revival of Drink at Drury Lane. It ought to be iced drink. The 'Bus Strike being at an end, the newspapers will discontinue writing Omnibus rebus, and must employ ...
... proposed to the plaintiff in October, 1889. In a letter written from London the defendant described a visit to Brighton and to Drury Lane Theatre, and proceeded, This afternoon I am going to the Zoo see if there is vacancy for me in the monkey-house. (Laughter ...
... you know, but simply the interrogative. The questions quite Harris one, and land one labyrinth, in fact they land one in Drury Lane. Those who use our goods are very much attached to them, is what porous-plaster company advertises. ...
... public-house sign, The Whistling Oyster? And he himself gives the reply. The proprietor of famous establishment near Drury Lane, he says, which used to be frequented by the wits of Mr. Punch's youth, one day distinctly heard a whistling sound coming ...
... Augustus Harris many years ago, when he was managing pantomime at the Crystal Palace. Wait, said the future autocrat of Drury Lane, till I get to London, and I'll show them what pantomime is. This promise, it is needless to add, has been amply redeemed ...
... Shouting their hymn under your window was like their hyinn-pudence certainly. A.G.—What's this? If a Sailor's (K)not at Drury Lane, where is he? Why, All at Sea there, of course. Ironmaster. —Surely it's nothing unusual for Forger to Make a Bolt. Ask ...
... the deepest places before me and showed me the way. v Old of .bleak House.—lf you have any business White Hart Street, Drury Lane, Loudon, you will probably make haste, for it is not a desiruble locality. Yet there is reason why you should turn aside ...
... regiment was severed in the same twenty-four hours. It was great Edinburgh preacher, long ago, who was going into the pit at Drury Lane. A hand was laid on his shoulder, and an awestricken voice said, Oh, Dr. Macgrugar, what would the people in the old kirk ...
... the highest praise accorded it, and the company is one of the best on tour. Mr. John S. Chamberlain, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and other leading London theatres, has been specially engaged to play the part of the Noble Brother. Lord Leigh, presiding ...