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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. In Mr. Pepys saw new theatre in course erection on piece of ground known the Riding Yard, in Covent Garden, and on the second night its use a theatre. May 8, 1663, tlie immortal diarist took his wife to the play. Since that time, amid ...
... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Our London correspondent telegraphs : enthusiastic audience filled every available foot of sp;.c j at Drary Lane last night to witness the new panto! mime by Mr. Augustus Harris and Mr. William Yardlcy, and entitled The fieauty ...
... GREAT FIRE NEAR DRURY LANE. DRbTRTKmON ijf %KNB-PAINnHO WORKS. MM MilHnto broke out, •7*« Hmb a'slsak, the nan pratiaa in ***k DmjJin, principally Messrs. Orim tirtiMiiww.pmtwkiMitrf ai»»l,n«ilil tlmtw about lOOfl deep, 50ft. throe floor, udnauluback ...
... oo -- _ ‘ Daily. ' ready. | BOY: Y, at 2 and 7. THE Great” ‘DRURY LANE PANTOMIME RKS A rade. As arranged and reduced hy OSCAR BARRETT. Written by ARTHUR STUR and HORACE Music Composed and Arran 1 by OSCAR BARRE infor- ‘The Book Written up to date by ...
... The whole of the Drury Lane Company, headed by Mr. A. Harris, have, so it is said, signified their approval of the projeoted scheme for founding an actors' orphanage. ...
... and more artirterc than, that of the bottle a management of Drury Lane do indesd owe hi gratitude this Chrtmas.—R. 8. HL World —_—_-__—_ Chy ¢ = gan ic la cles m grammar was reerting. and on we “ wer sake? to compare ” bee th = é I Nek he wehbe te er ...
... = ——— pad io per id per week. BOY MANCHE EVERY NING at The Greatest ani Most Suecessful DRURY LANE PANTOMIME, b 1 | A Received Nightiy with Unbounded Entbusi | MORNING PERFURMANCE EVERY WEDNESD SATURDAY at 2. | The MOST GORGEOUS, BEAUTIVUL, and FU? PANTOMIM ...
... HERNANDEZ, STONE, AND NEWSOME' s AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT (from t ® Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Fountain-street, Manchester—OPEN EVERY EVENING—The Proprietors.in returning their thanks to the Public f.rthe liberal support they have already received ...
... per ae ad en! Td. per wees MO ROYAL, ay EVERY AY VERY NI Greate DRURY LANE ANT MiM E, Lb © yea at Receive: Niel y with ound-d Enthusias te Man er Au ences Miss AL Mr I SHINE, M LEAM hall TILL ET | ALE AYNE&1 Moraing at 2, ‘ ALADDI the hest Prono ood Publie ...
... | of £100. e@, s bad THE DRURY LANE MURDER e nd ‘the | Mr. John Troutbeck, coroner, resumed the awn at St. Clement Dane’s Vestry Hall, London | strect, | afternoon, on Mary Kinealy, aged four y: days’ daughter of a Drury-lane. w imter residing at 9, Goldsmut ...
... The London School Board having written to Homo Secretary, with vio ...
... QUEEN'S THEATRE “It’s Never Too Late to Mend,” the well-known Drury Lane drama, back again at the Queen’s Theatre. Certain audiences never seem to tire of the numerous exciting incidents which the dramatist has strung together, and the moral of the prison ...