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... DRURY LANE. A paragraph appeared in this column last week to the effect that before a pantomime performance was given at Drury lane Theatre Sir Augustus Harris had expended LS*. The figures were obviously erroneous, and the sum became curtailed in a curious ...
... DRURY LANE. Cheer Boys Cheer,” the lateat production of Sir Augustus Harris at Drury Lane, drawing vast crowds nightly—in fact there is scarcely emptly seat to found in the enormous au li - torium. This due partly the gorgeous manner which the phiy is ...
... DRURY LANE. Cheer Bop Cheer, the latest production sir Augustus Harris et Thury Lane, is drawing vast crowds nightly—in fact there is scarcely an emptly seat to be found in the enormous anditorinm. This is due partly to the gorgeous manner in which ...
... Drury Lane.” hac been forbidden to fill her engagement at Madame Modjeska, the gifted Polish actress, the Warsaw Theatre. Although the police assign no reason for their prohibition, the cause is not far to seek. At the Chicago Exhibition Madame Modjeska ...
... THE DRURY LANE MURDER DEATH. London. Thursday. At the Old Bailey to-day George Robertson, W.. found guilty of the murder of Mary Kenealy, a little girl about fire years of ago, JO • house in Drury Una. The crime was of the moot revolting description. ...
... THE DRURY LANE MURDER EXECUTION OF THE MURDERER. London, Tuesday. George Robertson, • on of diminutive stature, was executed in Negate Gaol this morning for murdering Mary Honesly, aged four peon, in • house in Goldsmith street, Drury Lane,- London, last ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The following paragraph has been going the rounds of the English Press: . _ Mr. K. T. Smith retires from the management of Drury Lane Theatre, in consequence of a demand made by Theatre Committee for advance of 10,000/. a-year on the ...
... THE DRURY LANE F ACAS., intbo Keferce, narrates the above fnci- AN BATTLE OF LIMERICK, Ye natives of this nation. And merry wil adore, Un a two-ounce ginve atthiraction, Who gaze wid Note this fisticull thrausaction, int at the play, all fn swallow tailed ...
... the Drury Lane Pantomime• The Pantomime to be produced at Drury Lane Theatre on Boxing Night will be instructive as well as amusing. The principal scene will be a procession of English kings querns eines the Norman conquest. Each will be attired in a ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Yesterday was the 228th anniversary of the opening of Drury Lane Theatre. On the lame day, vis, April Bth, 1663, play bill was issued an English Theatre. It runs thus, By hisMajeslie his company of Comedians at the New Theatre in Drury ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Atomnlinqoflhommof this *heatre a report of the Renters Committes was read. It stated that the theatre is now let to a satisfactory tenant, Mr. :Jumflm' The theatre is in both structural decorative repair; it is let for five years, from ...
... F-retean Special Wire.) ri [London, Wednesday Night. The,terth annual pantomime asv preduced last I eight in the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, before an audience that filled from floor to ceiling thie imn- ;Inrense boilding. We were told in preliminary newspaper ...