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... performed at the Princess's Theatre, she I played the part of Gabrielle de Savigny. t The same year, in November, at the Adelbhi Theatre, she sustained the pact of Victorine in the . drama of that title, brought out at the old theatre , in 1831, when Mr. and ...
... e,forinSeptember, 1839,she dk ty, entered with Mr. Mathews on the management of Covent- . hr. garden Theatre. During their direction of this theatre, in inMr. and Mrs. Mathews produced a succession of the most Sv, y, splendid novelties and important revivals; ...
... nt was complete by Miss Foote appearing on the boards of the theatre at the early ,age of twelve (namely, in July, 1810). . Maria Foote made her ddislt on the stage at her father's theatre at Plymouth In the, character of Jullet. In 1814, Miss Foote made ...
... St. In ret of i14 I Mr. George W. Harris, who, until a few in tomonths ago, was the acting manager of the o 20 Shakespeare Theatre, died yesterday morning fo in at his residence 54, Edge-lane, and news of the M e- sad event was received with deep regret ...
... sbranches of dramatic art in provincial theatres; the pay was exceedingly small, and the duties onerous to and various. Mr. Webster's principal experiences C before he came to London were connected with the theatre at Cheltenham. But in P183 he succeeded ...
... chiely known ai a das'r tit- e his principal plays being Tbe Man o' 0 ' '5 produced at the Princess's Theatre in 1S 0 Hinlo, produced at the Queen's Theatr, 1' temnber 9, 1871; Charles the First, an hintfri- . drama, which was produced at the Lye-un September ...
... g in- dured Mr. Harrison to beyome leusee of Covents. Garden Theatre for the winter seasons extending from 1858 till 186i2, Subsequently be undertook the management of Her hajesty's Theatre, for ab| similar purpose; but the enormous expenditure thus incurred ...
... Paradise-street. Zoological Gardens, West Derby-road. Royal Amphitheatre— The Savannah. Royal Colosseum—The play of Evadne.* Theatre Royal—Mad'lle in the opera Travlata. Clayton Hall—Rumsevand Newoomb'sMinstrels. Great Eastern —Trips round the big ...
... the Vaudeville Theatre will remain for many a long year a tradition of the stage. Of course it happened to Mr. Byron, as it has happened to every dramatist since Sheridan, that he had no sooner gained the ear of the public than many theatres competed for ...
... and The Lady of Lyo ' I 1889 he e performed at the Grand Theatre, and later iu the r' year Mr. Dacre appeared at Drury Lans, as Dorian e holmcmdeley in The Royl Oak, and D at the Court Theatre, node' t maa e mont of Mr. Koedal, as Capt frn- O p in AW ...
... other gent.emen, founded the old Alexandra Theatre in Lime-streetnow known as the Empire Theatre. The foundation-stone of this place of entertain- ment (which at first bore the name of the New Prince of Wales Theatre) was laid in 1856 by the gifted singer ...
... Gallery Anatomy, Paradlso-stroet. Zoological Garden*, West Derby-road. Royal Amphitheatre-No*drama, The Savannah. A del phi Theatre— 44 The Colleen Uawn.'' Ro\*l Colo new Drama The Poor Man. St. George's Hail— Dodd's Conceit. Concert ilall—Poletti, the ...