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... represented at the Olympic Theatre, London, with enormous success. Supported by the following artistes :—• Mr. LEWIS NANTON, Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. G. MURRAY Theatre Royal, Liverpool. Mr. C. RENNELL, Leeds and Liverpool Theatres. Mr. BAYNES, Prince of Wales ...
... (3) We are running away. When Macready opened in Lear, in the Not- tingham Theatre, writes Mr Edward Sterling in Old Drury Lane., the property man rece ved his plot for the play in the usual manner, a map being required among the many articles—a ...
... hopeless quick escape would be in the event of fire. The Princess's Theatre is favoured in its wide corridors and lofty exits. Drury Lane has sixteen exits. On the back of every playbill handed to the audience ought to be a plan of the theatre, so rendered as ...
... English SONGS, &c.. ARTISTES: MISS FANNY THIRLWALL, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) MISS ROBERTSON, I MISS LINDON, And MISS MANLEY. MR. HENRY MANLEY, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) MR. R. MORROW & MR. CHAS. GOODWIN, (Of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden ...
... was en fete en the installation of Sir Jottn Gorst., Q.C., M.P., nder-Socretary for India, as Worshipful Ma.ster of the Drury Lane Lodge. The ceremony took place in the Grand Saloon* fitted specially for the occasion. The assemb age of officers was brilliant ...
... for even the place of his birth appears to be unknown. In the year 1715 his name occurs for the first time on the bills of Drury-lane Theatre, as performing on the last day of April, the part of Young Clincher in Farquhar's comedy The Constant Couple. What- ...
... the following year a new and more elaborate house was opened, and this came under the management of Elliston, when he lost Drury Lane by the fire of 1809. At that time thelie,encedid not permit dialogue to be introduced into any piece, except with an ac ...
... money. Price, £3 6s per ton. on rail or steamer, LiverpooL Terms, eash with order —Apply to M. J. Heatheote aad Co., 10, Drury- lane, Liverpool. 1250B—79179 ■ ^CUNTsH on the Hire system, iio worth 2s~i £ I r weetly; £ 10 worth, 4s weekly £ lo worth, 2s ...
... of the bride, of course-were the two pages, who were beautifully dressed. I have jttst been seeing the. Court dresses at Drury Lane, to be worn in 44 Pass in Boots, the great Gus's forthcoming pantomime, and never could I have imagined anything no1; only ...
... 1886—Parliament opened, when the Royal Speech was read by the Queen in person. JANUARY 22ND. 1839—The Queen went in state to Drury Lane Theatre. 1846—Parliament was opened by the Queen in person. 1856—A proclamation was issued abolishing the practice of deducting ...
... scriptive of champagne, and I believe the Bishop is to be asked to the first night. There was dismay in the dreary precincts of Drury Lane when the Government mandate became known forbidding the employment of children under ten in stage performances. Mr Augustus ...
... SOUNES. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF The Great Drama by Sir Augustus Harris and Robert Buchanan, A SAILOR AND HIS T ASS, From Drury Lane Theatre, London. Popular prices from 4d to -El Is. Early doors extra. Seats not guaranteed. Doors open, 7.10; commence 7 ...