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... Seldom has the stage even of Drury Lane shown so gorgeous a picture. DICK WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.— Echo :— ?? It is ?? the finest spectacle ever seeu at Drury Lane, much as that statement implies. DICK WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.— Evening News :— There ...
... in his finest torm. DICK WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE is not only unanimously pronounced the fipestspectacle and *. eafest show iv London, but the funniest, best, and most iriistic pantom.me produced at Drury Lane or elsewhere within the meniory of the oldest ...
... even at this theatre. ?? LITTLE 80-PEEP, at DRURY LANE. TO-DAY. at 1.30; TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. and TWICE DAILY, at LlO and 7.30. FTIHE LATEST and GREATEST DRURY LANE JL TRIUMPH. , X ITTLE 80-PEEP, at DRURY LANE. __L_ TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30. The Times ...
... certainly - ith. if not beyond, the best o its pre- decessors. Once more Drury Lane has resumed its best Christ- mas asnect and its manager has triumphed.' LITTLE 80-PEEP, at DRURY LANE. T WIC E DAILY, at 1. -C and 7.30. The Morning Post ' says — Never ...
... engaged. even at this theatre. LITTLE 80-PEEP, at DRURY LANE. TO-DAY. at 1.30; TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. and TWICE DALLY, at 1-M and 7.30. THE LATEST and GREATEST DRURY LANE TRIUMPH. . T ITTLE 80-PEEP, at DRURY LANE. ?? TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30. The Times ...
... dramas produced at Drury Lane under the management of Sir Augustus Harris has shown anything to compare with the scene of 'The Last Stand in the fourth act of the new play. NOTHER DRURY LANE TRIUMPH. (IHEER, BOYS, CHEER ! at DRURY LANE. J Chronicle: A ...
... ASQUERADE.— MONDAY NEXT.— •*■ ARGYLL ROOMS BOXES to view the Masquerade, for six persons, 11.15., 11. lis. Od., aod 21. 2s.— Drury Lane Theatre: Private Boxes to Let this Evening, in every part of the House, from 11. Is. and upwards, for eight persons. Admissions ...
... ?? By MARTIN J, V . Y. rnmu i e teand modern, as ltu ?? DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL.— EVERY EVENING, at 7.30, and MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, at 1.30. -AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S TWELFTH DRURY LANE PANTOMIME, entitled BEAUTY AND THE I BEAST, by William Yardley ...
... {CINDERELLA at DRURY LANE.— Times: The yj mot d ordre at Drury Lane this year is refinement. It J^*- m * ;i ?? uprise to many how ornate, bricht, an.i ari.matie the tamiiier tale can become when set out with an tne seemc resources of Drury Lane, au! yet maintaine ...
... BOYS, CHEER ! at DRURY LANE. Daily Graphic : No element of popularity was want- ing. Tne authors were warmly greeted. All is bright and e—ectrt., and is exactly what the Drury Lane public Wailts. f^tHEfitt, BOYS, CHEER! at DRURY LANE. ?? Sportsman : ...
... Griffiths Box-office open from lu.O a.m. CINDERELLA at DRURY LANE. Continued Success. The Genuine Success of the Seas The most beautiful Version of the I Ever placed oo the Stage.__ CINDERELLA at DRURY LANE. CONTINUED SUCCES8. Universally Pronounced The most ...
... the most attractive spectacular pantomimes ever seen on the stage at Drury Lane.' *Daily News. Nothing equally magical in beauty has been seen in that hoiue of enchantment* Drury Lane. The pantomime is accordingly an assured and an emphatic sue ess.* ...