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... BARNEY ISAACSON. :.Mr. lsacesoll surely belongs to this class of veterans, conisidering be sat in tle condiuctor's chair at Drury Lane so far back as 1832-filled the same post nu1der Charles Keule at the Princess's; and is still hale and hearty, though more ...
... was during this engageseub that he rose to the heie-ht Of his populariby. In 1821 he joined the re. g-slar coinpssW sit Drury Lane, playing O'PLoarkle O'DJisyin Tif orlfiss. sitz-, william afterwards adopted Irish parts, 'the principal being 'Fadreen ...
... verse 26. Sun rises 14 min. past 6; sets 21 nun. past 5. 9. 29osnky.-Cervaates born. 1547. 10. TUESDAY.-The opening. of Drury Lane Theatre,. 1812. 11. WsDnsaDAY.-Order of the Bath Insti- tuted, 1399. 12. TausnDAv.-Edwin, Mng of Northam- bria, killed, ...
... Portsmouth, So(thampton and Norwich Remuneraive offers were then made by Stephen Price, an American, who was lessee- of Drury Lane, for Miss Mor- daunt to appear there. -That event came off on October 26, 1829, as the Widow Cheerly, the prime figure of ...
... avidity with which the French critics will fix upon this new example of the vulgarity of the bizarre islanders. When, in a Drury- lane court, Michael O'Drury, being in his cups, makes a furious attack upon Biddy, his neighbour's wife, and this lady replies ...
... thepolice, and made their escape in their night clothes. -The equestrian troupe of horses belonging to the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, were located at Clarke's sta- bles, at the side of the blazing property; bat, fortu- nately, they were extricated in time ...
... triumphs and his safe return. Mid-day on Thursday was fixed for the celebration, and Mr. Arthur Collins, the director of Drury Lane theatre, most kindly trans- formed the Grand .baloon into a fine lodge room. lie was able to recall many pleasurable re ...
... entrusted to Miss Hensler and Mr. Knowles. The run of the Forty Thieves, the most successful pantomime ever produced at Drury Lane, was brought to an end last night. There were two interesting pre- sentations at the close of the afternoon performance ...
... of a harness mskcr's in York- road, Bat teraea; and at 9.59 p.m. in the' batck yardl ot a private house int Clare COUlt, Drury- lane. The bi-igade vwere: called at .11,6 p.mi. to a private house in~ Audover~road, HIo'sy road, where ass outbrealk was caused ...
... The recommendation as amended was adopted The Parks and Open Spaces committee re- Eofted that the small playground in Drury- lane, known as the Russell-coart playground, the maintenance of which the council in 1690 took over from the Metropolitan Public ...
... returnto England inlS30 she first appeared at Liverpool ?? in MAsctin ielloand the same year was engaged in the ballet at Drury Lane. She subsequently danl ed with reat success in most C' the London theatres, and on her return to Ameriea in 18-34 she was ...
... Greene, Mr. Arthur Black, arnd the WVestuninster Glce Si'ngers, the I aorhy o. whom were heard to advan- toge. Business at Drury Lane with the p antomrximie Jacs amid tinle Bcmestall con- tinues eLurmoas, ?? tie I depression causedl by thle wsur. CJopies ...