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... poileetnnti Rob Trotter, awl played by Geor,,t4 llorrett. The rerioug ropurtmi to [sato occurruil to kb Climb,. Warner at Drury-lane a weak ago out to be only a br.;.e. The ha. been In a ferment oit suicitu. NI, *ill be to know that neither as broad a+ ...
... orndee. lion of Sir Augustus Harris and Mr. H. C. Stephenson. and the management in in the hands of the Sir Ange.tus, of Drury Lane fame. From the success with which thin pi ce num ever since it saw the light. it bid. to • high place among tho comic open ...
... formed. and down New•ron4 and along the Wararick.roael to the Ile %motor In front of which thu bond plo)el and prommicol up Drury•lane to !het:emote Hot e l. where fall paYtice ea. done to tho provirind by the enterer, lir. Hillman, of on, f .r the annual ...
... an excellent exponent of tha dwarf Mime. The demand for tests to witness this ince waa en great that it was repeated at Drury Lane co ,:onday with equal success. sensation that bas been caused by the simear.mment that uo kss than seven sns. piciona deaths ...
... completion fat aea.t from an outeide and • row of to w cot? wens have lately been erected with wonderful rapioity an the Drury-lane. and before several of them are completed dm others are tenanted, and the occupants seem to hare settled down. Cau this ...
... the Saving Society. Sir Augustus Druriolaous has always sums. thing startlit4 or gorgeous wherewith to the playgoer, and Drury-lane drama is pretty generally of a powerfully realistic kind. The latest production of Sir Augustus Harris aud Mr. Henry Pettit ...
... performance Thinaday, of Pygmalion and Galatea. - - M Kate Vaughan and Company are announced for next week. One of the lateet Drury Lane eaccemful drama., A Bailor'• Knot. is being plcNeed this. week at the Prince of W.ile•'• Theatre by Sir Auguntus tie' ...
... addreard the tho Magistrates allowed the charge to be withdraws. _ 8111,11.1110 MVIIIMOMS. —Albert Oeburch, painter. of Drury-lane, Solihull, wee with etealinc three panda of inuahrontna from a to Francis Miliwnrd, of Shirley, on the 16th of hat month ...
... mow day betokened careful etten:ion to detail and elfed.—Next week Mr H. C. Arnold's company I will appear in the great Drury Lane success, A ' Millioa at Mooey.' At the Prince of Wale+ . Theatre return, after an absences of two years. at Mr and Mrs ...
... from heart dieeau. Miss w.is well In own in London, baring played since 1881 at the Globe, Avenue, Comedy, Fmpire, and Drury Lane, aasong others. She was well known, too, in the provinces in “Falka, 6.Pepita, and Paul important tomb, it contM ; anions ...
... the Mayor sad the journalists of the southern district. In the evening a G,te at Earl's Court, followed by a reception at Drury Lane by Sir Augustus Harris after the play of the evening is Ter. and on Tuesday Lord Salisbury has invited the j iurnaliets ...
... Charles Meatier*, the Dotitaboo,. Born in in 1808, !lichee! William Balk first made himself known in London as a violinist at Drury Lane. His first English opera, The Siege of Ro belle, was a success in 1835. He was the conductor of Italian opera in London ...