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... pleased with the compliment, at once formed a scheme for a grand jubilee, tic be held at Stratford. and when he closed Drury-lane in the sum. riser of 1769 he delivered an eprogue, in which he thus took leave of the audience : - • My eyes tiU then th ...
... time, and I said very likely I would all again that evening. Alter seeing her to the deer I left. My wife I. engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, an,. 1 un.ke it a rule to get home every night, put up m y eel', change my clothes, an go and meet her. On the ...
... mouth. In 17115, while yet quite young, having herself and her mother to provide for, oho mole her first appearance at Drury Lane, Lydia Languish. e much star during the next twenty years, albeit Mrs. hidtions was then alive, and giving expression ...
... closed; no longer does the magnificent voice of Nladarne Patti fill the theatre at Covent Garden; nor do crowds throng to Drury Lane, charmed with the notes of Madame Nilmon, the Swedish nightingal There eminent singers have left town fulfil engagement ...
... like, sir? Why, the play, to he sure, replied he, bow far from here ? It depends, ' I said, whether you would prefer Drury Lane or Covent Garden, the Haymarket or the Lyceum, the Gaiety or the Globe, the Holborn or the St. James's, the Olympic or the ...
... that had entered into a contract with the defendant to appear in the title-role in Little 80-Peep, the pantomime at the Drury Lane Theatre in 1892-3. She was to have £46 a week, and in consideration of that she agreed that when she was in town she would ...
... improvements for the sake of retaining the theatre. Drury Lane therefore must go. Her liajeety's has gone, Drury Lane is going, and Covent Garden alone .of the three great national theatres will be left. Drury Lane is the oldest of the great theatres. in existence ...
... a living, renders vacant the secretaryship of the Additional Curates' Society, a post worth £5OO a The next pantomimo at Drury Lane will be the joint product of the lease° and Mr. Harry Nicholls, and will be founded on the not unfamiliar adventures of ...
... g specral exclusive arrangements on Saturdays, February nth and 251 h, for the pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk at the Drury Lane Theatre . These arrangements comprise railway ticket, meals en route (dinner and supper in restaurant car), and reserse ...
... COOKS ': TO DRURY LANE. LONDON. Including meals in dining cars. PANTO 1 good theatre seats, etc. , Apply at Midland Stations and PARTIES.. Cook's Tourist Offices. Birmingham. 1 aio2 ...
... To DRURY LANE, LONDON, COOK'S Including Meals in Dining Can, goad PANTO Theatre Seats, etc. Apply at the Midland Stations or PARTIES TOURIST BIRMINGHAM. /1195 ...
... Freedom at the Public Ilall, and ruiardril for Hu ir and enterprise having a audience night. Freedom— is one of the _out Drury Lane SUCCeSSCS, Of the soft beloved of Sit 'Augustus Harris his patrons some years ago. Its ptian setting offers ample scope ...