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... DRURY LANE. Cheer Boys Cheer,” the lateat production of Sir Augustus Harris at Drury Lane, drawing vast crowds nightly—in fact there is scarcely emptly seat to found in the enormous au li - torium. This due partly the gorgeous manner which the phiy is ...
... DRURY LANE. Cheer Bop Cheer, the latest production sir Augustus Harris et Thury Lane, is drawing vast crowds nightly—in fact there is scarcely an emptly seat to be found in the enormous anditorinm. This is due partly to the gorgeous manner in which ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Yesterday was the 228th anniversary of the opening of Drury Lane Theatre. On the lame day, vis, April Bth, 1663, play bill was issued an English Theatre. It runs thus, By hisMajeslie his company of Comedians at the New Theatre in Drury ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night Mr, EHistoa made his second appearance the character Falitaff, the Fint Part of Henry IV. Although began it tolerably well, continued it iatolernbly ill, and was wholly incapable of making his appearance at all in the last ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The London correspondent of the ' Irish Times' writes:—Everyone in town last night accepted Mr Augustus Harris's invitation for the private views of the alterations and new embellishment of the Drury Lane Theatre, and loud were the ...
... LORD CARDIGAN AT DRURY LANE. Af*ar the farce of hie trial, Lord Cardigan went on Thursday night, to enjoy a comedy Uru'y U“e, where, aeoma. hi* appearenee excited a «° r indignation. A correspondent of the Port almost the only journal that defends bis ...
... TWELFTH NIGHT DRURY LANE. Twelfth night at Drury lane Theatre was celebrated in the customary fashion. At the bidding of Sir Augustus Harris hundreds of guests made their way at midnight to the theatre where were duly carried ...
... THE CHINA TEA COMPANY, [limited,] 52 DRURY LANE, LONDON, Established in Loudon 1837, for the lniportation*of tho Host Teas only. Incorporated by Act Parliament (18 and Vie., cap. 133.) ...
... Li T ERA RE. CTKICD3 : ■» HDUOUB ABD 8 ATI BE. (59 Drury Lane, London ) —As the publishers rtlU in their introductory note to tbla volume the works Cynions are not generally known, bnl wi tbonld aaf that after this book Is given chance they wjlll not ...
... SPECIAL &GENERAL TELEGRAMS. BIG FIRE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. MUCH VALUABLE SCENERY DESTROYED. Shortly before five o'cluk this morning a serious , fire broke out on the stage a Drury Lane Theatre, London, and withir, threw quarters of an hour practically ...
... NONNI, the successor to Crock, the famous Continental Clown. Harris at Drury Lane became chiefly a thing of great spectacular splendour. It was Harris who had largely encouraged the comedian and under his rule the greatest combination of pantomime comedians ...
... Rev Mr McCnllock and two sous of tbs Highland Railway Goods Manager Inverasas. DRURY LANE THEATRE NOT TO BE DEMOLISHED. London, Friday—bit Augustus Harris denies that Drury Lane Theatre ia to be demolished. ...