... very artistic and not too florid appearance. The theatre is the third largest in London at present in use. comes after Drury Lane and Covent Garden and seats 3.000 persons. There are eight rows of stalls and 10 boxes with nine additional small boxes ...

... departments to be £21 273,772, being a decrease, compared with tke previous return, of £378 352. DAY John Henry, Parker-street Drury Lane, coach wheelwright FELL James, New-street, New kk oad, and Pereira Place, Shepperd's ush. Hammersmith, builder WHINZAR John ...

... Air. Harry Nicholls, the comedian, and Mr. Charles operatic artist.. Mr. Ellis said that the time Mr. Nioholls was engaged Drury Lane in a piece called The Sailor's Knot, he accompanied Miss Kate James, who was also taking part in the same piece, to his ...

... PRINCE'S THEATRE. The latest Drury Lane success, Million of Money, by Mr. Henry Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris, was produced at the Prince's Theatre la3t night. It is of the usual Lane pattern, with plenty of strong, supremely absurd, melodramatic ...

... QUEEN’S THEATRE An opportunity is again afforded local playgoers of seeing the Drury Lane sporting drama, “The Prodigal Daughter,” at the Bridge-street house. The many exciting incidents which characterise the piece were followed with great interest by ...

... lad, he glad to do utility business under Barry Sullivan, at a salary 30s. or a week. Then, said present lessee of Garden, Drury Lane, and least one provincial establishment, and sole or part owner of perhaps 100 popidur dramas and operas: did more work ...

... of as the ba.sis of the proposed compromise is no less than 100,000 francs. The newpls>y which Mr. John Coleman will open Drury Lane called The Duchess of Coolgardie.'' The action of the piece takes place principally the mining districts of Western Australia ...

... however, in his earlier work that Mr. Richards showed most power as a composer and adapter. In 1846, upon its production at Drury Lane, he composed additional songs for the English version of Auber's Crown Diamonds. In Manchester Mr. Richards was better known ...

... Nicholls, the comedian, and Mr. Charles Kenningiiam, operatic artist. Mr. Ellis said ait the time Mr. Nicholls was engaged Drury Lane in a piece called Sailor's he accompanied Miss Kate James, who was also taking part in the same piece, to his studio, where ...

... be comedy in Manchester. “Way W . 120 attractive little curtain-raiser — 8549 QUEEN’S THEATRE. 32% 155 The productions of Drury-lane have alway to those who love sensationalism in ita mor form, In a “ Life of Pleasure,” which i being produced at this theatre ...

... 5 DESTRUCTIVE FIRES THE VACANCY ROSSENDALE FIVE V EARS OF THE UNIONIST GOVERNMENT 3 OBITUARY NOTICES , THE PANTOMIME AT DRURY LANE 5 VENICE LONDON 5 SOUND FINANCE AND SIR W. C. BROOKS 4 SATURDAY'S CONCERTS TRADE REVIEWS FOR 7 MB. GLADSTONE AND THE RE ...

... director of the Carl Rosa Opera | Compatiy Limited, her desire to patronise the porfor- mances during the forthcoming season at Drury Lane Theatre. Her Majesty hag, in addition, directed her box to be reserved. The London season of the company commences on the ...