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... DAY AT DRURY LANE. The Queen, Queen Alexandra, Princess Mat), said Prince Albert were pr^tent on Thursday': afternoon at a matinee of the Drury Lane pantomime organised by the Weekly pis ; patch. The rest of the audience consisted o some 3,000 children ...
... DRURY LANE COMEDIAN. AT CHISWICK EMPIRE NEXT WEEK. • Gene Gerrard, the famous Drury•lane comedian, Benjamin Eidd of Thu Desert Song, who will head the hill at Chiswick Empire next week, has come to th fore as a comedian in a manner which hsa surprised ...
... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. The usual enormous and varied Boxing-night audience gave the usual enormous welcome to the usual enormous Drury-lane pantomime. The entertainment went on well into the early hours of Sunday morning, and, as usual with the Boxing-night ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. At this theatre on Monday evening there was produoed a new play by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton entitled The Marriages of Mayfair. ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Drury Lane, which has sinoe the fire that occurred on the stage. some months ago, been undergoing extensive alterations, will be opened on the 17th inst, with • new play entitled, 'The Marriages of Mayfair. Tha stage has been greatly ...
... THE DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Augustus Harris, kenos of the Drury Lane Theatre, appeared before the Metropolitan board of Works on Tuesday, to contradict the statement of Mr. Hebb, that he bad been requested to write for orders of admission.-Mr. Hebb rose ...
... THE DRURY LANE *MEMO. Xll the success which had been anticipated ended the great meeting In Drury* Lane. try part of the vast thestra was filled with 'pie, and a careful estimate placed — their n ' bens at over 4,000. Nearly 300 different o anisations ...
... DRURY LANE TEF.ATRE. The Beet of Friends will soon have its sacceofel career at Drury Lane Theatre interfered with, in view of the prepare. Dona for the annual pantomime there. The winter we anderwhend that Mr. Collins and his colleagues will sore corpora ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Monday the one hundredth performance of the succesafal pantomime of Pass in boots was given before a full house. Mr Augustus Harris, with the generosity which characterises him, taking the soma - ion as'a time fit to present his ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Since Mr Augustus Harris has been the lessee of what I. termed the National Theatre, the public have booms accustomed to think of it as the place above all others where spectacular comedy.draina and gorgeous pantomime may be seen ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Augustus Harris's great drama of Human Nature still draws full houses to the National Theatre, though it will shortly have to be withdrawn to make way for the Carl Boma Opera Company. Before the reproduction of the drama ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE• The discontinuance of some of the matinies of Aladdin at the above theatre point towards the approach of the time when it will be withdrawn to make room for the revival of Human Nature.' Nut that there seems to be any diminution ...