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... estrangement was complete by Miss Foote appearing on the boards of the theatre at the early age of twelve (naenely,.in Jnly, 1810). Maria Foote made her defbat on the stage at her father's theatre at Plymouth in the character of Juliet. In 1814, Miss Foote made ...
... vocation of an auctioneer. Having been in 1849 lessee of the Marylebone Theatre, he soon after widened the sphere of his theatrical ambition, and in 1852 he became manager of Drury-lane Theatre, which establishment he continued to hold until the autumn of 1862 ...
... met oin the boards of a London theatre-one the groat sceec painter, and the other a successful dramatist. Finding that he had helped to make the fortune of so many matsagers, Mm-. Jerrold determinted upoti tithing a theatre for hitisseaf, and reapingstil ...
... Jo1IN DOUGLe ?? have to announce the demise of Mr. J. Douglas, the popular and much-re- spected proprietor of the Standard Theatre, Bishops- gate, which event occurred very suddenly at 11.25 on Saturday morning at his residence, Castle Villa, Dalston. The ...
... Rosse's Opera Comedy Compauy are at present giving perform- ances at the New Theatre of Nomesis, an opera- bouffe, by H. B. Farnie, which has been played at ;the Strand Theatre, London. It was produced here on Monday, being preceded by the one-act play ...
... Rusell-quar, Guriel Gillett, E~ grAm, TOTAL DESTRtUCTION nv FIRns OF TNin ADELPFI THEATRE, GLAsroG.-OW Friday afternoon the whole of that extensive boilding, the Adeiphi Theatre, was burnt to the ground. It occupied part of an unenclosed area in front of the ...
... intended, he per- formed at Liverpool, York, and Edinburgh. Mr. Kemble made his first appearance in London at Drury-lane Theatre, in the character of Hamlet, Sept. 30,1783. His reception was most encouraging; but lie had not an opportunity of fully developing ...
... Willey Place, Surrey.-Mr. J. K. Chapman to Bliss Ann Tree, both of the Tottenham-street Theatre. Miss Tree is sister to Airs. Bradshaw, late of Covent Garden Theatre. DIE D. The Rev. Wm. H. Guy, Pastor of Hope Chapel, Clifton._ At Whitehall, after a short ...
... working order in a remarkably short spade oftime, and the men proved themselves very efficient. THEATRE ROYAL.-Mr. Hatch, the proprietor of the Oxford Theatre, is determined to maintain his reputation as a caterer in the wnly of amasements for the Oxford ...
... - o p' THE NEW THEATRE. The following engagemnents have been made for this Term.- This evening (Friday) and to-rnorrow (Saturday), at 7 o'clock, also a matiuee on Saturday at 2 o clock, 1 Maid Marian, from the Prince of Wales's Theatre, London. Feb. ...
... Sainmel, Esq. of Hatton Garden, and Healey, Surrey, to Dliss harriet Phillips, late of Drury-lane Theatre, and niece of M~r. Barnett, mnanager of the Theatres at Rtead- ing, Oxford, Ryde, Guildford, &c. DIED. AtM'ootend, near C~hichlester, the Right lion ...
... college, Cambridge.ln Lambeth work, house, Mrs. E. Beverley, an actress of some celebrity, at Covent Ga-den and Drury Lane Theatres. Owing to ad- verse circumstances she became so poor that she was taken to the above house on the 12th inst. in a complete ...