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... enterprise concerned the ooming Christmas season in the Metropolis will be unusually d ull one In the domain of pantomime, Drury Lane reigns supremo for the first time for a good many yearn. There is not announced yet even special pcrfotlnanco for children ...
... rated theatre in the metropolis, 31e. 6d. per cent. being charged for the building, and 428. per cent. for the contents. Drury Lane per an all round rate of 31e. 6d., and the Gaiety, Prinoessee, and the Criterion are in the same sate. gni. For the Haymarket ...
... brevity (Bra. IV.), and will therefore briefly say that I—l, Julinsßellerby, of the Theatre Royal, Tesselton (and late of Drury Lane and other London houses)— desire earnestly to confer with your lordship °on matters of grave import to the State' (] y oung's ...
... proclaimed at Edinburgh on September 16th, and the first public hearing of what has now become our National Anthem was at Drury Lane twelve days later. The tune of God Save the King was a favourite with several of the great composers. Weber introduced ...
... of Tale. This pieoe has recently holm simosaefully produced in America. One of the chief spectacular manes in. the now Drury Lane drams will he a monistic representation of one of the moat popular eights on the river. Another, though this is not quite ...
... Site was not among the vessels larnagsd. Mr. Herbert Campbell has been promoted at the Royal Music liall by some of his Drury Lane friends with a solid silver agar cabinet. The promatatioa was made by Hr. Oscar Barrett, and Mr. Neil Forsyth, Mr. George ...
... and who had occasionally practised in the setae humble eih r occupation himself, strutting one ev mg in the green-roomof Drury Lane theatre in a er r of gilttering buckles, a gentleman protest re ked that they greatly resembled diamonds, r, said Palmer ...
... Walking home from the Pantomime.—Little Chris (who usually goes to bed very early) : Mamma, have all the angels been to Drury Lane to-night? Mamma : No, darling. Why? Little Chris (pointing to the stars) : 'Cause they've kept the lamps up there lighted ...
... known in England were in the shape of small bills affixed to the door of St, Paul's Church. Tea first play bill issued from Drury Lane Theatre was on April 8,1063, the piece represented being The Humorous Lieutenant. Disarrorirramer in friendship arises ...
... and not by the reform of the land laws, which the Premier and his whipper snapper, Mr. Winston Cburohill, advocated at Drury lane on Saturday. Mr. Pritchett was beadily thanked for his addrem. OOPTON. Destine, Soptevr.—The Cotton Dramatic _ . Society ...
... atalking of a large pair of geometrical eompaeaee the ■Cage. After fluctuating career divided between the Opera Hoaee and Drury Lane, IfoBwiser bad to bow to the inevitable, and Heo abroad for yean with the ueaal addreaa of Poet* BeatenU.’ To falraoiM tb« ...
... wear apparel worth £5 11s. Here is bill taken random from vast number to be found in the accountant's private office at Drury Lane, and as it affords excellent example of the prosaic manner in which the characters of play are regarded by everyday maker ...