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... stormy weather of Saturday notwithstanding, a numerous. and distinguished audience attended the afternoon representation at Drury Lane Theatre for the farewell benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan. The withdrawal from theatrical life of these excellent comedians ...
... IL GLADIA TORIE. II. GLADAToRE, produced at Drury Lane Theatre for the sake of Signor Salvini's impersonation of the hero Niger, is an Italian version of a French tragedy by M. Alexandre Soumet and his daughter, Mdmce. Daltenheim, first presented ...
... sufficient explanation is given of the ardour with which opera-goers, habitual and occasional, pressed on Tuesday night to Drury Lane; not for the sake of Faust, which had been heard often enough, but for that of Margherita, who, impersonated by Mdme ...
... Mr. Phelps's repertory at Sadler's Wells. The play was last represented in i866 during Miss Helen Faucit's engagement at: Drury Lane Theatre. Cymbeline has been produced at the Queen's with considerable. painstaking and liberality. The anachronistic nature ...
... character of Shylock, at the Haymarket Theatre, then under the management of Mr. Webster, and after- wards performed at Drury Lane, under Mr. Macready's management. From 1844 to 1862 he was the principal manager of Sadler's Wells, and it is in con- nection ...
... character of Shylock, at the Haymarket Theatre, then under the management of Mr. Webster, and after- wards performed at Drury Lane, under Mr. Macready's management. Froam 1844 to 1862 he was the principal manager of Sadler's Wells, and it is in con- nection ...
... brilliancy of the scenery and costumes. A grand ballet is intro- duced, in the course of which appears Mdlle. Gillet, from Drury Lane, with a host of dancers from the Alhambra. The songs and choruses are selected from many sources, including the Mock Doctor ...
... Desvergers, was first pro- duced at the Gymnase in 1828. With music by Sir Henry Bishop, it was presented in an operatic form at Drury Lane Theatre in i829. Yelva was revived for Mdlle. Rose Cheri when that admirable actress fulfilled an engagement at the ...
... Show at the Agri- cultural Hall, returning to Claridge's for luncheon. In the afternoon the King and his daughter went to Drury Lane Theatre. They afterwards went to the Duke of Rutland's garden party at Bute Lodge, Campden-hill, and in the evening dined ...
... the second concert Mr. Macfarren's May Day is to ,be perfonned. Besides concert-rooms and a theatre nearly as large as Drury Lane, the new Palace includes among its appurtenances a circus, with seats for three thousand persons, which is to be placed ...
... Abchurch-lane, Cannon-street. The same plan has been fol- lowed with several of the disused churchyards outside the city-in Drury- lane for example; and in the case of St. John's Church in the Waterloo- road, where, by the exertions of an enlightened vicar ...
... acquainted with foreign art in a way which the exclusive character of the opera and the high prices of Covent Garden and Drury Lane will never allow. Such artists as might have been happy enough to please the audience would soon obtain a market value, ...