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... Captain Bois had a very good dress Which it would be difficult to give a name too — an old time uniform which reminded one of Drury Lane in one's youth. Mrs. Bois looked very nice as a Witch; Mr. Mackenzie wore nondescript costume advertising what could lx ...
... beet form and the performance was a huge Mr. Dallas sawed another sews' on Tuesday *veiling at the Theatre Royal,whett 'he Drury Lane Pentemine The Babes iii the Wood was before a peeked house. The curtain rose with commendable punoturlity, but it was ...
... • • • 10 •• • 'ecrawasit` Tft I OIP IA: [tt ,t.•IAA6 Some femeins, in reference to the two Dromios USW , satiny. sit Drury Lane, affirm that no two inditfeale lie so alike as not to be readily distin Nov. very many years ago, however, the twin 'one ...
... Immaculate Conception, in Farm Street, Berkeley Square. He was engaged by Chatterton for his magnificentproduction oi Rob Roy at Drury Lane, filling an important vocalist's part therein. He re-engaged with the St. James's Hall troupe in 187 and 1878, and it , ...
... one provision of their Code they must look to the feudal system, and for another to the history of the pass-holders at Drury Lane Theatre. No wonder that the Advocate General of Bengal condemns the measure as too elaborate, that the Bombay Government ...
... the Nurop 'lauded but there are also many years in time as well as great distance in character between Thespis' wagon and Drury. Lane, a AL Tex ?Lima We sewing' we can gather as to the gold prospects in Wynaad are favourable, i.e., as to the. actual presence ...
... THEATRE. (Tunes. ) Oar readers will find elsewhere in our columns an interesting letter from Mr. (hatterton, the manager of Drury Lane Theatre. His letter is called forth by that of An Amateur- Critic, but can scarcely be considered a reply to it. The gist ...
... intended, at the commencement of the autumn theatrical season, now over, to draw public attention to Richard Cceur de Lion at Drury Lane. Did n't you see the pictures on the walls ? The hound attacking the Knight. Of course. Depend on it, something went ...
... into one of these crowded and brilliantly lighted tents. one might fancy oneself before some dazzling scene a pantomime at Drury Lane. In the centre are the Zikkeers, whose performances have been so often described ; but here one has only to walk it few ...
... Field's Theatre as Richard III.; he at once stepped into the front rank,his triumph being very shortly afterwards repeated at Drury Lane. Unlike Irving, therefore, he did not serve a long apprenticeship to his profession,since Irving went on the stage at eighteen ...
... decorated in like manner, but with gilt leaf, and the colours of lamos were appropriate to that of the metal behind them. Drury Lane ha•l the word Peace furmounted by a Gown, with the fame kind of reficao~ as at Coilt t Garden. M.. Oakley, coach-maker, ...
... _ Last night, June 11, was submitted, for the tirst time, to a crowded and fashionable audience, at Her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane, the posthumous operatic work of Michael William Salle, entitled II Talivnamo. The libretto, by Mr. Arthur Mathison, is ...