... advi.e him to ett jui.U, clique. And although he lias acquired fame in animals, cut on condition that if betrayed xiauger Drury Lane and Csvent Garden, and w,lt lllne# 10 catch up. England two books only, lie has written the ,e Cr et would have to die. ...

... altogether winning way ' with her. and she is only young her future is most promising. Her first appearance was in the last Drury Lane Pantomime. She is an actress as well as a singer, and there is I not the least trace of artificiality about her performances ...

... than 22 pantomimes wedding ceremony, there would be great many bar. townjwndncrel arei rebnrtw. theatres. Once more Old Drury-lane leads the of her face shews tliat she has been way, with a tasteful and gorgeous spectacle petted and loved. Iwred the rebjee ...

... autumn flowers between the >arance of the dahlia and the arrival of the ordinary ' Japanese blooms. The prices fetched the Drury Lane war.lrob* gave but the faintest reminiscence of the! original cost, when bought that prince of managers. Sir Augustus Harris ...

... Victoria Hospital for Children has also been endowed in his name. Last, but not least, a memorial fountain has been placed in Drury Lane, the scene of his labours, i and was started this week by the Lord Mayor of London. This was the only public function which ...

... the death of the late Marquis. In order that the two pantomimes, Cinderella'’ a - the timrick. and ‘The babes In the Wood Drury-lane, shall net produced siniilfaneoualy on Boxing-ni dt, haa decid'd to give th“ fir-t rl nnance at the Garrick Theatre on Lord ...

... appear at the Pantheon, Plymouth. He afterwards became manager of the Devonport Theatre, In 1851 he had an engagement at Drury Lane, and in 1865 he took the Prince George Hotel, Stonebouse. Plymouth, which he has retained ever since. He has one of the ...

... Enthusiasm for a dramatic performance has newer reached such a height it did last week for the Nellie Farrcn Benefit at Drury Lane. It has passed into a proverb that the members of the dramatic profession are examples of generosity and kindness, and they ...

... refrain Marguerite. ’ in French. Yankee, and coster style, which song was one of Miss Ada Blanche’s great successes at a Drury Lane Pant* mime years ago. Miss Stainton. whs has sweet if not strong, voice, was heard to some in the song “Spangles.” and then ...

... time in the Metropolitan and suburban theatres—a large increase on any previous year. The honours, of c mrae, belong to Drury Lane, where the Forty Thieves” are triumphant, but round and about the representations of Cinderella ” are in large majority ...

... Society drama. The first production was a dialogue, A Morning Call, written by Charles Dance, and originally performed at Drury Lane Theatre. The characters are Sir Edward Ardent and Mrs. Chillingtone, and the scene is laid at Mrs. Chillingtone’s country ...

... has nothing to learn from me or anyone else. ia •imply perfect. knows everything. can do anything. I was once leasee of Drury-lane Theatre; and were I atill in that position I would offer him fortune to play for one season on the boaids that house. Why ...