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... James's Theatre, playing there the rleading character in a btrletta ?? and I Charity. In 1839 (November), at Drury-lane Theatre, she sustained the part of Beatrice, in a revival of Mucr Ado about Nothing; and the same year, at the same theatre, the leading ...
... until no less than thirteen small, but admirably appointed little theatres were erected by the indefatigable old Fisher, himself formerly a carpenter, then singer in the Norwich Theatre, and subsequently manager, actor, singer, builder, and occasionally ...
... on the stage at the old theatre in French- street, before they finally settled in Southampton, between thirty-five and forty years ago. He com- menced business at the well-known Rainbow, in French- street, adjoining the theatre, realising a fortune a' ...
... took place at the Soho 'Theatre, London, and after Iemrfotning at several places in the Provinces, but more particularly a t the Bristol Theatre, under Mrs. Macready's Management, he esaayed to tread the boards of the London Theatres. Air. Vincent '1su H0ayed ...
... all who undertake the responsi- bilities of carrying on a theatre in a provincial town. Mr Fletcher was not simply the manager, but he leased the theatre for a number of years from the Theatre Company, and undertook to pay them a certain rent. Previous ...
... a term, and thensometwenty years ?? Litton's company. Subsequently he appeared at the Globe Theatre. When Mr Tree produced The Red Lamp at the Comedy Theatre on April 20th, 1887, Mr Cautley appeared as Prince Alexis. On May 17th he took part in a morning ...
... thensometwenty years agojoined Miss Marie Litton's company. Subsequently he appeared at the Globe Theatre. When Mr Tree produced The Red Lamp at the Comedy Theatre on April 20th, 1887, Mr Cautley appeared as Prince Alexis. On May 17th be took part in a morning ...
... Mr) Sullivan. In 1S74 he went to the Globe Theatre, appearing as Jonathan Wagstaffe, in W. S. Gilbert's comedy Committed for Trial, and as Mr Justice Jones, in Albery's comedy Wir asnd Gown. At the Gaiety Theatre, on Dec. 19th, 1874, he played Dr. Caius ...
... carried out in a satisfactory manner by Messrs Green and Edwards, of Finchley-road. NEW THEATRE AT WORTHING. On Saturday last the directors of the Worthing New Theatre Royal Company invited a large and repre- sentative body of guests to witness the laying ...
... was put on in the same year at Astley's Theatre, with the cele- brated Docrow in the title-role. His next production was The Wihite Boys, or, as it was then called, The Rebel Chief, first played at the Lyceum Theatre in 1830. Next came his version of Faust ...
... Drury-lane Theatre, In October, 1880, Aliss Litton opened the New Theatre Royal, Glasgow. In August, 1881, the actress returned to Drury-lane, and played Eve de Mhtalvoisie, in the drama of Yetsse, resigning that part to appear at the Globe Theatre in January ...
... sister, Miss Dowse, who has taken the responsibility with Mr Rousby's concurrence. HAYMARKET THEATRE.-The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh honoured this Theatre with their presence last Tuesday evenimg. ...