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... ALADDIN AT DRURY LANE. IT is impossible to do justice in mere words to the splendour of Mr. Augustus Harris's pantomime at Drury Lane. You might ransack Johnson or Webster for a panoply of adjectives, turn them all into superlatives, apply them to ...
... COLOMBA AT DRURY LANE. LAST night Mr. Rosa redeemed the second of the promises contained in the announcement of his present short season of English opera, by the production of Mr. Mackenzie's Colomba: a Lyrical Drama in Fout Acts, as it is entitled ...
... THE PANTOMIMIC POODLE OF DRURY LANE. C. LAURI, JUSN AN INTERVIEW WITH MR. CHARLES LAURI. As London is going to the pantomime, and London is talking about the poor dogs, we sent a representative to call on Mr. Charles Lauri, the famous animal man at DruryLane ...
... xlxich was to be invested in the purchase of a TwClfth Cake, Nvith winc and punch, which the ladies and gentleimen of Drury Lane are rclucsto3 to parltake of every Twelfth Night in the Great Grcen Roomu. Mr. I laoirs not only takes care that a cake ...
... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME IN AMERICA. Mr. J. R. Rogers, Miss Minnie Palmer's husband, is trying to interest Mr. Augustus Harris in a very daring project. This is the transportation of her Majestys pantomime bodily to America-scenery, principals. chorus ...
... A COLONIAL RECEPTION AT DRURY LANE. THE stage was a flood of light; the banquet was laid by the sunlit shores of the bluest and most placid of seas; the foliage was golden and silvern; the music sounded, and the laughter of the guests formed a gentle ...
... THE NEW VIRGINIUS. ?? long promised appearance of Mr. John M'Cullough, the American t;?!ian, has been made at Drury Lane Theatre, in Sheridan Knowles's Ci :018 of Virginius. No small amount of courage is requisite to face, I oards that may still ...
... the masses of the people. At Drury Lane, Mr. GLADSTONE, axe in hand, is placed on the stage, and of course is roundly hissed. Mr. HARRIS probably counted upon that interlude. Probably the Boxing Night audience at Drury Lane hissed still more vigorously ...
... third; Mr. Pinero is fourth. THE COUPON. 1. The best evening Christmas entertain- Drury Lane Pantomime. I -nm t ?? ?? ?? ?? 2. The best afternoon Christmas entertain- Drury Lane Pantomime. X .ent ?? ?? . ?? ?? : : ?? ?? 3. The best tragedian (bar Irving) ...
... PREPARING FOR PUSS'S PANTOMIrME. DRURY LANE is closed, is empty, the boxes ar( 2 white sheets, a piano footlights, and Mr. Ha an army of carpenters tomime line, and be as Puss in Boots is to be as never was seen before all 'the wonderful prepara is ...
... on as effective a picture as has been seen on the stage of Drury Lane, bar none. It is a pity that Mr. Harris did not see his way to presenting the gilded saloons of Monte Carlo to a Drury Lane audience. Instead of the tables and the croupiers, we have ...
... BALLET. To the enormous outlay involved in the production of pantomime the fact is attributable that the two great houses, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, enjoy at Christmas a virtual monopoly of what was once an almost universal entertainment at the theatres ...