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... DRURY LANE THEATER. The refusal of the Duke of Bedford to renew the lease aeems to make it extremely probable that what is iu many ways the most interesting theatre, historically, in London will shortly disappear. For two hundred and sixty-six years Lane ...
... ADVERTISER Cuttings front the Comics. (From Punch.) for the sultry summer weather—The revival of Drink Drury Lane. It ought to iced drink. THE EGOISM OF GENIUS.— Fond mother: Don't want to see the evening papers, Mortimer ?—Minimus poet: Why, ...
... night of the closing of Drury Lane said to me he would like to take a theatre on his own account. once laid before him ideas about Drury Lane. Take it, said I will find you all the money you want. I saw the committee of Drury Lane proprietors, and after ...
... improbable that any uews of the balloon or its occupants would be received this year. The New Dbubt Lanb Drama. Id the new Drury Lane drama White Heather, produced on Thursday night, there are four or firo scenes which may each called triumph of sensati ...
... engaged at the Oxford Music Hall and Empire Theatre, at salaries of £l2 and £l7 respectively, has also held engagements at Drury Lane Theatre during the last pantomime season, at £7O a week.—The Official Receiver reported that the bankrupt had contributed ...
... . The latter, we are pleased to see, is losing som, what of his vulgarity on the Italian boards. DRURY LANE. Mr. Anderson, the late lessee of Drury Lane Theatre* has concluded his management, like many of his predecessors, in the Insolvent Debtors Court; ...
... Sntherland is the sister of Miss Lily Harold, another Gaiety girl who was a shining light and lovely figure in the last Drury Lane pantomime, and who since she left the Gaiety has become one the most popular ladies of the music-ball-. A CASE OF PURE LOVE ...
... Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince Albert Victor, Prince George, and the Duke of Connaught honoured the performance at Drury Lane Theatre with their presence on Friday evening. His Excellency Count Schonvaloff waited upon the Earl of Derby, on Friday ...
... reputation is undoubtedly advanced by his Nadeslida, given with every care, completeness, and success by the company at Drury Lane. The bringing out of this opera is the event of paramount importance in the present season. An adaptation of Massenet's ...
... Messrs. F.|Ca!decott, E. W. Lewis, J. Dodd, F. Jackson, C Sandell, and the members of the Liver Quartette. THE Thursday the Drury Lane Lodge of Freemasons, No 2,127, entertained Lord Kitchener Khartoum luncheon Freemasons' Tavern. The lodge was opened in ...
... who played Miss Amy Rosalie, was born at Glastonbury, and while quite a child appeared with her brother in a pantomime Drury Lane. She made her debti? at Exeter, and at 15 was playing Lady Teazle. Subsequently, she went on a provincial tour with Mr. ...
... said to be well connected, was charged at Bow-street on Monday with being drunk and disorderly. She was found the steps of Drury Lane Theatre at 8.30 on Sunday evening very drunk and surrounded by a large crowd of children, to whom she was distributing coppers ...