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... Deen let ors were onth the POOR JO'S GRAVEYARD. uroiture erwards Very few people who know Covent Gas ed that that there is, Drury lane were, until recently, aware of or, rather, was, a cemetel and that niture at vicinity, although it is described in ‘ je ...
... “Given entire satisfaction to all who have used it.” SPRAINS AND UTSES. Mr. Julian Girard, The Girards, Theatre Royal,’ Drury Lane, writes L have used your brocation with surprising effect, and oever intend oriug without RUNNING. A Blackheath Harrier ...
... Sir A. Harris the other was once Ceylon most of journalists, G. A. Sala. Sir the most Harris has told how he rose to be m: Drury Lane, and this is one of the best ck the book. When the late Mr. Chatterton’ ment collapsed, Mr. Harris, who was at | stage-manager ...
... Queen's official call, and the town would have on, alias of Licth re wasa “THE GREAT RUBY” 41 was NEW THEATRE T is a typical Drury Lane drama. not the realistio surroundings, indeed it 15 ra ring tbe with au pletely equipped a play as regards ¢ ne “mise 6 ...
... prepasatiut,, 1.18 sure toconmend itselt wall givingitatral. Bottles, 2s Gd aud 3: Yu, post tree. ¥ A. D. HAKMISUN aga CU, lo, Drury. lane, — LARGE SHIPMENT OF KEGULATOK A have just arrived at SCANLAN’S 29, Orchard-street, abu are being te the publw at low prices ...
... Prices. Half-price at Nine 0 ‘clock. ne Te T. PRE ss st Monpar. February 14, Important Engagement NIGHTS ONLY, of he Great Drury Lane and Aves TU! s Harris, Entitled “HUMAN NATURE.” OPERA HEATRE R OYAL A BLACKBURN. Mr. J. Ent Proprietor. C,H. Dt Lessee and ...
... Erim/em-nt of Mr H. famous Comic Open Compary, in “NELL GWYNNE.” B ...
... being the production of the new opera already mentioned, ** CavaUerla Rusttcana (Rustic Chivalry;, which has had such run Drury Lane lt had successful reception this theatre also:, and was enthusiastically applauded. The characters were taken follow Turridu ...
... catchy, but one or two of hia wheezes were not of recent vintage. Nevertheless his assumption was well up to the traditions Drury Lane. Mias Nellie Laura! played the title role a manner which won for her the good graces erf her auditors, and Mias Gertie Millar ...
... after a'brilliaut tour in the pro- viuces, preparations were made for the production of I Lobeugriu with English text, at Drury Lane, 1874, when the death of, Madame Parepa-Rosa brought the enterprise to an abrupt termination. Mr. Rosa, however, subsequently ...
... Messrs. Crook and Sons are providing boats for the use of day makers on the Ribble, At the theatre there is to be d the great Drury Lane drama, “ Paul Kauvar,” 3s stor. of the French Revolution. Messrs, Q! and Aller at their Cireus in Corporation: ...
... iga from his wife. Mrs. Mar- through dvn indignant denied the charge, and statad the Press that she never met him but at Drury Lane Theatre, where she had about twenty minutes conversation with in the presence of many the y of the company in green room ...