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... setter-secretary: and he will play in two of the pieces. For the chief lady parts in the comedy and operetta, Ada Blanche, of Drury-lane Theatre, London, is specially engaged. The piece, will be put on the boards in the beet style, and what maybe rolled& good ...
... assimilation sf the with the borovigh frani.hire sad a gedileibiliou of nate, mid that V, • meeting of the ognitdis• in Drury Lane Tbeivre, sit Is shoed Lied Nugent then raying GM which IN Wore ha mid it, hut itemised it him very much the*, UM taxation ...
... anaoutteinz that the aew :English opera of I, by Mr. Goring Thomas, which was produced a f. , w weeks back with PO much at Drury•lane Theatre, had been accepted by a German manager for productioa at a Cologne tbestre. The Royal College of Music should make ...
... Britjeh interests will suffer. 03r atonal trade with China is about ninst3en millions aterliusr. F.ance has wx.h mentioning. Drury lane Theatre Wel crowded from 1130 r to ceiling on Tuesday for the Actors Beesvolent Fund Matinee. The programme given included ...
... walking down Drury-lane on the night of the leth inst., when he wu surrounded by six or seven men, one of whom threw his arms neck, whilst another held a cloth over bis mouth. Mr. Sexton was then driven bac.kwerds against the piilus of Drury-lane Theatre, ...
... Joy. b 1 7 C on lin, which is well worth reading. The London pantomime this winter promises to be almost a monopoly foe Drury. lane. Her Majesty's Theatre is to be used far opera and Covent Orraen turned into a circus on the type of Aey's. Of the rest ...
... HANLE.Y. First Time in the Provinces of AVOtATI's HAltßlt4M WORLD POMP ANY, From Drury Lane Theatre, London, with the iiritonal Drury liana !fernery, the Original Drury Lane Atipaintments end Efforts. Eterything on the most extensive vale, under the Management ...
... chance, and it proved a good one. Mr. Augustus Ilarris used to say, speaking of the laet time Mies Kite Vaughan played at Drury-lane Theatre in pantominie, that every one of her graceful steps represented a considerable coin of rem. As she was beiue paid ...
... ineideuts of such a coat it. Tu. ru etas. example, that niosicsl interlude, r. written by Miles Peter udrews, aud duce d at Drury-lane in 1771. lu this, Truly and Sir Courtly are candid:4es for a while one John, a baker, would fain In the former, his wife ...
... this way I prevent myself growing old. A itnittediy I lose as well as gain. Yoe who knew for months before hand that the Drury Lane pantomime this year was to Aladdin have been in • position of advantage; yet couomve, if you can, my elation when first ...
... was carried oat for the eightieth time at Drury Lane Theatre. The original bequest was a stun of money to give once a year on Twelfth Night some twelfth-cake and sine to the larLes of the ballet - at Drury Lane Theatre. The trust is rich enough now to ...
... brandy or beer, sing watches of tunarc.hall soup, and eatcntt .rtts on the deck, nr imitation of the last . pantomime at Drury lane or /Princess s. Neer does their hilarity end till the steamer—if is a Southampton boat—has ri ached the Needle., and the ...