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... damaged- Exacclv ten years ago the late Mr Andrew HaMli- so da,,vrodnend his spectaculardrama,called TheGreat Ci x, at Drury Lane. It was the first of the modern P 1-aistic dramas, and it brought both manager and v author a cossiderable fortune. All ...
... nuvcr courted publicity in any way. Mr i. L. Blancliard'se frtliconina paantomime e The 'White C wt, 'av in rehearsal at Drury Lane The..tre, is tire 27th Chlotntmas piece avhich that veteran drriuratist has wvritt'u for timrt house. For 28 Chiristsaas ...
... Legislative CN Council of the Virgin Nomads. RENT oF DRURY LA-NE.-M'r F. B. Chatterton 1i writes co vls from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, I iApril 27 :- My attention has been called to a state- a ment made by Mr Mapleson in .a letter published in I the Times ...
... pleasure in announcing that s the veteran entrepeneus, who, beginning life as a 5 policeman, erstwhile swayed the destinies of Drury Lane and the Alhambra, and ruled over the ehgste domain of Cremorne, has succeeded in engaging the services of that justly celebrated ...
... in announcing that ti the veteran entrepeeea'r, who, beginning life as a e: policeman, erstwhile swayed the destinies of Drury , Lane and the Alhambra, and ruled over the chaste e: domain of Cremorne, has succeeded in engaging the ft services of that justly ...
... nights during Messrs Moody and if H Sankey's visit to the metropolis, was taken about a. fol month ago by Mr Mapleson, of Drury Lane Theatre, 'r -3 for the opera season. Within that short period he 'm lack as with paisewsrky pro titu dntirely di renovated ...
... But nobody can say what is the standard; and, as there was another case, viz., that of the landlady of The White Hart, Drury Lane, in which 48 per cent. of waterwas the customary allowance, the landlord of The Two Brewers couldprofess, as he did, ...
... houses, and additional novelties are promised. 8 j The chief attraction of the week has, however, bees a the reopening of Drury Lane with the long promised -historical drama. e NEW RFArLwa CanRRaievrs-The Midland Railway 1 Company have (the Leeds Mercury ...
... for FATAL FIRE.AOn Thursday, at three o'clock, a fire d m having a fatal result occurred at 1 White Hart Street, di ith Drury Lane, London. The house was occupied by PRI to several families, among which were a Mr and mrs Bone. |i lid Mrs Bone had been ...
... theatrical profession. The places W5 of amusement this year in the metropolis have beernw unusually badly patronised, and Drury Lane Theatre thj has been closed since the month of March. The Strand ' bet he Theatre is also shut up. There has not been known ...
... pro- tj :m:- duco'd at the Vaudeville was from his hands. HisW 'go earliest hit on'the stage was The Great City, at tc Drury Lane, in whlich Miss Madge Robertson made her all marliin the mletropolis, having Undertaken 2a part atl in brief notice which ...