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... DRURY LANE. TLe Christmas pantomime at Diary Live Theatre, always cogcily looked forward to r.3 one of the greatest spectacular entertainments of the se.ason, will on this ccoision fully realise the most highly wrought expocta- tieiif. Mr. Augustus Harris ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. - — ♦■ — ■ The tragic comic consequences that may ooncjivably nsne from so natural an occurrence as a blundering a.a of the newest invention in acou*tics have been turned ta laughable acouunt by Mr. Saville Clarke in a new f.irca entitled ...
... Drury Lase Theatre. — A meeting of the renters of Drury Lane Theatre was held on Saturday Tlie report of the sub- committee, which was read by Mr. James Robins, the secretary, stated that the accounts for the last 12 months ended 30th of June, 1879, showed ...
... — Ditntv Lase Theatre. — Mr. Augustus Harris I has taken Drury Lane Theatre for a tern nv.. ard iuttiiijs to open at ...
... credited, in consideration of support and assistance he offered to '-• deserving benefits during the many >• aw management of Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Stephen Ma-sett (Jeems Pip*-' 9 ! *■] V 'iZ' r ' ' of San Francisco, California, whohasrecen a highly successful ...
... and 1878 will in the ensulcg contest for the dog Derby at Altcar be nomitatad by Mr. George Bell Irving. — Sportsman. Drury Lane Theatre. — Miss Rosa Kenney who made ber debut a* Juliet at this home yesterday afternoon, is an interesting and intelligent ...
... of a new work by Hermann Goet-, the composer of the opera The Taming of the Shrew, which was produced last autumn at Drury Lane Theatre, formed the special fea'ure of the programme of the j opular concert of Monday. The interest excited by that opera ...
... THEATRE In reviewing Mr. Andrew Ilaliday 's stage-version of Sir Walter Scott's Kenil worth, produced nine years ago at Drury Lane under the title of Amy Robsart, we summarised the attractions of the piece as consisting of magnificent scenery, a story ...
... the Gaiety Theatre. Mr. John Clarke, the comedian, died on Thurs- day of rapid consumption. He first appeared in London at Drury Lane Theatre in 1852, and was. for many years the leading comedian at the Strand Theatre. Golden Star Bay Leaf Water, triple ...
... i DRURY-LANE THEATRE. } ♦ An advertisement appearing in the columns of the daily press some abort time back for a West-end theatre, which teemed to bint that there might be such an establishment hidden somewhere, developed in theproeluctiou of Henry ...
... in neid of fur,d». Tae musical arrangements, it sr.nder_t.od, will be under the personal arrangement o c Mr. F. Godfrey. Drury Lane Theatre.— Misa Ro.a Kenney, - a.ghter of Mr. Charles Lamb Kinney, ani grand- ' enghter of Kenney, the w.ll-knowa dramatist ...
... Mr. F. B. Chatterton, for whom, amid the difficulties and reverses that have recently befallen him in the management of Drury Lane Theatre, much sympathy is deservedly felt. Messrs. A. and S. Gatt have kindly offered Covent Garden Theatre for the pur- ...