Beth Marquis
Troupe | Troupe Type | # of events |
---|---|---|
Lyttleton | Dramatic | 1 |
Moreton, H. | Dramatic | 1 |
Othello Troupe (Miss Kelly's, 1846) | Dramatic | 1 |
Event | Date | Venue Location | Troupe |
---|---|---|---|
Dramatic | 27 March 1846 - 27 March 1846 | London, London (city-county) | Othello Troupe (Miss Kelly's, 1846) |
Dramatic | 19 June 1851 - 19 June 1851 | London, London (city-county) | Moreton, H. |
Dramatic | 24 November 1851 - 24 November 1851 | London, London (city-county) | Lyttleton |
”The SOHO THEATRE (late Miss KELLY'S) is in DEAN STREET, SOHO, and is let to private parties for amateur theatricals. The house will hold 700 people” (180).
pp206-7.
”ROYALTY THEATRE, 73 Dean Street, Soho. Burlesques, farce,s and opera bouffes” (39).
“NEW ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, 73, Dean Street, Soho. Erected by Miss Kelley, an actress of great celebrity, as a school for dramatic tuition, under the expectation of being honoured with the patronage of the Duke of Devonshire, and other members of the aristocracy; but the speculation was unsuccessful, involving its projector in irretrievable difliculties; it is now open for the performance of original operatic productions, by English composers; Doors open at half-past six o’clock; performances commence at seven. Admission: boxes, two shillings and sixpence; pit, one shilling and sixpence; amphitheatre, one shilling. Second price at nine o clock: boxes, one shilling and sixpence; pit, one shilling” (220).
“SOHO THEATRE, now the NEW ROYALTY, was built for Frances Kelly, in 1840, as a school for acting, in the rear of No. 73, Dean-street. It will hold 600 persons” (787).
p720.
The information provided within this source is much the same as that given within the 1868 edition of the book.