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... using mrfim's ORM TABLETS. Tins, Is. I{d: each. OrptimisTic rumour has it that on the expiration of the present lease of Drury Lane Theatre, it will fall into the possession of the ground landlord, the Duke of Bedford, whose intention is to pull the house ...
... upheld as the pattern artist, is made to figure in a ridiculous scene with the Shah in the ante-room of the R;.:fitl box at Drury-lane theatre. There are some -known facts about the ridiculous financial demands of Italian tenors within quite recent times ...
... order of merit. Ovur of Plymouth the Armada tercentenary celebrations have not hitherto been of a very marked character. At Drury Lane Theatre in London something, however, has been done in the way of keeping alive the recollection of a great event in English ...
... brevity * (Hea, IV.), and will therefore briefly say that [—l, Jnlivufie.lluby, of the Theatre Royal, Teaselton (and late of Drury Lane and other London houses)-- desire earnestly to confer with your lordship ‘on matters of grave import to the State (Young's ...
... accepted the Crown living of Christ Church, Marylebone. For the past six years the rev. gentleman has been Vicar of St. John's Drury Lane. The total reccipts at the recent “ Early Englis Bazaar at Hove Town Hall, in aid of Ayll Sa‘i;}]]t:a Church, Brighton ...
... widow of Mr. Wood, of course the pension he received will be continued to her. e 9 For the first time in the history of Drury Lane the morning performances of the pantomime have drawn bigger houses than the evening representations. The great theatre has ...
... doctor, has found the skin of the frog the best to graft on chrouic ulcers, from its freedom from glands and hairs. The new Drury Lane melodrama deals with life in old England, and -the date is immediately after the escape of Charles 11. from the battle of ...
... Exhibitions are perhaps responsible, to a great extcut, for this result. THE enterprising impressario of Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and who knows how many other theatres, has been knighted, presumably for distinguished services of some kind. The opera ...
... 2.30 Commence at 3 On MONDAY, November 2lst, and during the week, Mr. Walter Sealby's Company in PAUL KAUVAK, From the Drury Lane Theatre, London. ...
... Managing Director Mr. GIOF 011 GAZE - TO-NIGHT (ERIDAV I, and TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), Mr. Walter sealby's Company in the Great Drury Lane Oran's PAI; I. KAU VAR, Evening Performances commence at 7.15. Doors open at 7.15 Morning Performance on Saturday. Doors ...
... who ire visiting Hastings for the first time. Paul liauvar was originally produced with success by Sir Augustus at Drury Lane Theatre, London, it is 110 W cuuuuuleliuug its fifth year til in England and Anieriem. It is a story of French Revolution ...
... during the Week, Messrs. Warner and Pettit , . Company, under the direction of Mr. Dtuidas, in THE SAILORS KNOT, From Drury Lane Theatre. ...