Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Some improvement iu this respect is imperatively demanded. I have a hazy remembrance of Mr. E. T. Smith, then manager of Drury Lane Theatre, disobeying the aommand of the C£ueen with respect to the Windsor theatricals. If I remember rightly, her Majesty ...
... premises, rented Messrs. Grieve and Telbin, in a notorious little street, positively swarming with common robbers, close to Drury-lane. The scenic artists lived en bonne intelligence with the marauders, and not the slightest attempt was ever made to injure ...
... will write new play for the occasion. The same author is also engaged on a comedy for Miss Gougenheim, and new piece for Drury Lane.” Surely there is some latent irony here. Write a new play ? n Can any one write an old one ? At all events, one can get ...
... Mahony, who had lived in the front parlour of said house and who had left some time before, He now lives in Prince’s-street, Drury-lane. This man came forward on Friday evening; but it was too late for him to give evidence that the shoe was his. Ho had cast ...
... London and Provincial Comcrt, Saturday Evening Concerts, Edinburgh, o:mtg.-v. xnd Aberdeen. NELLIK CORM. Comedienne. From Drury Lane Theatre. and I.,adon anti Provincial Conc.-res. &e. Ha H. C. SANDERS, Baritone, Of the Royal Academy of Moue. Royal Engli4i ...
... Soprano, Of the sad Provincial Converts, Saturday Everting Concert*. Edinburgh, Glalow, and NELLIE CORR!, Comedienne, From Drury Lane Theatre. and London and Provincial Concert.. ke. Ma H. C. SANDERS, Baritone, _ _ . . . 01 the Academy et Mamie. RI Open ...
... _ A COUNTRYMAN'S VIEW OF FORMOSA. (DT Ax OCCASINISIAL tionnaspesmaire.) Drury-lane wag decidedly well ina. The pit Wee inalienably (goaded ; the showed se vacancies. The boza. with cue et two sampliiss. were crowd; the galleries, tee, were egewded wlik ...
... GORGEOUS NEW PANTOMIME! NEW COMPANY!! NEW SCENERY !! I NEW DRESSES!!!! W DANCES ! !! ! MR CHAS WEBB --- ' - Of Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, Covent Garden, kr . ke., begs most respectfully t announce that entered upon the Lesseethip the above btautiful Theatre ...
... 818 CHAS. W E B B, Of Tlieatre Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, begs mod respectfully t announce that he has entered upon the Lelpseepphip opt the al,ve beautiful Theatre, which be purpose* OPENING On FRIDAY, 24th Dues:maze, ISO, when A MAGNIFICENT PANTOMIME ...
... NEW DAI4CEB t !!!! MR CHAS. WEBB, Of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, &e., most respectfully t announce that he entered upon Lesseeship of the above beautiful Theatre, which he purposes OPENINO On FRIDAY, 2lth DV:KM/Ea, 1869, when A MAGNIFICENT ...
... CHRISTMAS! GORGEOUS NEW PANTOMIME! NEW COMPANY!! NEW SCENERY!!! NEW DRESSES!!!! NEW DANCES MR CHAS. WEBB, Of Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Co%eut Garden, Jte., tte., beta moat reapectfulle t announce that he hat; entered upon Lesseeship of the above beautiful ...
... replied, The business has gone down at Drury Lane, and has been so had that I have announced you for L'icharfi the for Monday. The speaker was Robert William Elliaton, lessee and manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. Kean objected to return, urging ...