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... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager. Mr. Aiujustus Harris. This Evening, r.t 8, MADAAIE ANGOT. Coraelio D'Anka, Burviile, K. Sullivan, Fisher, Pryce, Percival, Hudson, and Palladino; Messrs. Morgan. Arnold, Wallace, Brads haw.—At 10.30, Grand ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager. Mr. Augustus Harris. To-Night, at 7.30, NO 1, ROUND THE —At 8.10, AS YOU LIKE IT. Messrs. Hermann Vezin, Lionel W. ICyrle Bellew, Everill, Edgar, Bannister, Coc, Coventry ; Misses Litton, Cressweli, Blanche ...
... of his magical feats, and Myers's Circus performances on Saturday vied successfully with The Obstinate Bretons, and the Drury Lane ballet, Les Sirenes. As regards the out-door programme there was a disappointment. 'Die Baden-Baden Concert in the Grove ...
... one of most pressing requirements of central London. The Great Wild-street reconstruction has at last begun. Passers along Drury-lane become conscious unusual amount of light and air the middle of that dreary street, and they find that the whole the vast ...
... had even private communications in a higher degree. The invitation forwarded to Miss Beersmeiss to play Lady Macbeth at Drury-lane, and the enterprise of Miss Genevieve Ward to put Mr Faassees's Anne-Mie on London boards-these sufficiently testified to ...
... The Daily News. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Hum?. To-Night, 7.30, ', ROUND THE CORNER. At 8.10, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Messrs. Lionel Brough, W. Farren, F. Everill, J. Bannister, Edgar, F. Stephens, i:c.; Litton, Misses ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. To-Night, at 8.0, THE WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Charles J. R. Gibson, R. 8. Boleyn. A. Glover, T. J. Ford, Beck, A. C. Lilly, Durham, J. Francis. J. Ridley, H. Nicholls, and Harry Jackson; Mesdaines Helen Barry, F. B rough ...
... enterprise reaches its lowest ebb, the number of theatres which now still keep open doors somewhat remarkable. The reopening of Drury-lane, not for musical, but for strictly dramatic performances, at this period ol the year circumstance without parallel in recent ...
... The good people at the Dilettante Club might, perhaps, have been expected to say something about a play now being acted at Drury-lane, which conveys the distinct lesson that it is wrong to blow up a ship full of passengers by means of infernal machine, and ...
... command in the ericket-fieldnd other- a ( wise. - -,lef The Coroner's inquest in the matter of the fire in B- Sbort's-gardens, Drury-lane, by which John 'Brown' and, Co Julia Higjins lbst their lives, was resumed on Thursday pa byz Dr. 'srdwieke.R The Jury ...
... accommodated with a chair the witness-box. She gave the name of Ellen Johnson, and stated that she lived in Parker-street, Drury-lane. On Thursday night, the 30th ult., she was in Cross-lane, and met a friend, who proposed that they should have some ale ...
... Rignold. In New York it will probably played the well-known American actor, Mr.-John McCullough, who is engaged to appear at Drury-lane Theatre next year. We need hardly say that the play is in its nature not adapted for production at the Gaiety Theatre; nor ...