... Solicitors who held a prayer-meeting in the City some years ago, No people needed it so movie. Mr Carl R3Bll'll season at Drury Lane has been fairly successful. He has produced two new English operas of distinct merit, and has revived several old favourites ...

... London Bow Street Police Court on Saturday with causing the death of a man named George Ward. The deceased was employed at Drury-lane Theatre as a painter, and was engaged in some work on the portico of the theatre on Friday morning. lle was standing on ...

... THE HINROSS-SHIRE ADVERTISER, AUGUST 25, 1883. Drury Lane stage. Virginia and Paul has undergone a sudden collapse. The comic opera by Messrs Stephens and Solomon which was heralded with such a flourish of trumpets, the principal female part in which ...

... GRATUITIES IN THEATRES A praiseworthily emphatic announcement has beets made by the manager of Drury Lane Theatre to the effect that the sale of programmes is in future prohibited in his establishment. Hitherto notice to the effect that No Fees are ...

... of the press on the Drury Lane 3rama, a portrait of Miss Kate Vaaghen which had already appeared in the Ladies' Pictorial, and scenes from the great drama in question. Mr Gibbons is now engaged in the preparation of a Drury Lane Annual. It is generally ...

... his neck, whilst another held a cloth over his mouth. Mr Sexton was then driven violently backwards against the pillars of Drury Lane Theatre, and his anus violently seized and held outwards. Then the ruffians nded his pockets, and ran off with the contents ...

... withers are unwrong, Read this if you please between the lines. The World appears likely to enjoy another prosperous run at Drury Lane, as it deserves. It is the best drama produced under the Harris regime. Arthur Dacre and Carton make distinct marks in the ...

... supine. There are good many M.P.’s in town, more than I ever remember to have seen at this time of year. observed several at Drury Lane on Boxing Night. I met another out at dinner few evenings ago, and yet another the other day in the Strand. Poor fellows ...

... hopelessly through the streets in despairing quest of Gloucester Koad or Earl’s Court must keep over my notions of the new Drury Lane drama, which piece, for a wonder, is not by Mr. Augustas Harris. A good deal of surprise has been felt outside at the selection ...

... SKBi) him m ‘youth,’John, gurgled Mr* Wbcezebotliam ; “ but, lot! till this Egvpting war com* end, I never ke.ow’d as Sit Drury Lane was a real General. 1 suppose he’ll it all the stage, wen comes back along of hie troopses and tilings ! ” Mn. Height can ...

... runs Knmoßß-SHiRB advertiseU mrt&mK-no, issb. Mr Augustus Harris has brought out a great I many very realistic melodramas Drury Lane; hut this year he him outdone himself Homan Nature, In one scene of that exciting play the audience is treated to view ...

... stage but the thing has never been done so completely before as in the dramatic representation of the Soudan camcampaign at Drury Lane. Lord Macaulay in one his happiest apologues relates how mediaeval missionaries were wont to produce before the eyes of ...