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... completed by the 1st of March, 1881. I don't see much ne- cessity for the new structune while we have Covent Garden and Drury Lane and her Majesty's theatre available, and I doubt if it will ever be a success There are some strange bequests in the will ...
... but have thought fit to present old i friends n new dresses either than make us acquainted with fresh heroes and heroines. Drury Lane has opened under the management of Mr. Augustus Harris, who inaugurates this new phase in his career with a pantomime on ...
... holiday retorts has, so far as the pssAuction of absolute novelties is concerned, gr.. ually deuueed in importance. Excepting Drury Lane and Covent trasx.n. which stal resist all inducements to forward their paisx-..,i point 0, the evening of Boxing bas : re ...
... holiday resorts has, so far as the production of absolute novelties is concerned, gradually declined in importanoe. Excepting Drury Lane and Covent Garden, which resist all inducements to forward their pantomime in point of time, the evening ef Boxing Day has ...
... First we'll go to the Zoo. Then we'll have a good blow-out at the Langliam Hotel. And then we'll go and see the pantomime at Drury Lane.— Master Cirnabue : Thanks, awfully, grandpapa I But we prefer the National Gallery to the Garden,..”—Nliss Nlonna Givronda ...
... tasted his fill of fame. He could not walk it road iu bis favourite promenades and places of orofessional exercise, such as Drury-lane, Claregreet, or Lincoln's-inn-fields, but be heard his own exploits idealised more or less by the Muse, recited to listening ...
... described by a writor under the oem de plume of Feraldt, The work which has been accomplished this year by Mr. Blanehard at Drury Lane, Mr. Frank Green at Covent Garden, and Mr, Frank Weemore at Sadler's Wells is sot forth by a writer who evidently understands ...
... family tradition* Curraghinore. A curio'ia Chritsiuias ceivrm.kuy took place day Drury lane Cuvent 'lTioatres. The fiirmaUtv was ob*er*aoce ®l ancient precept. At Drury lane monster Twelfth Nuflit was eaten by the comuauv. amis.ed l ...
... 122 STEPHEN'S OHEFA. DUBLIN. GENTLEMEN and Merchants ; going from 187 ft to 1879 ; there are parties con*oaled stores in Drury lane and rero Stephen street all night and day vindictive par ; curving a buzzinc nobto. raising windows ; it 1;.*» been rei»prte«l ...
... the arcades, &0| to buy our Christmas and Mew Year’s gifts, the amiable deed reaches further than, perhaps, we aware. tbe Drury-lane Pantomime home-made elephant plays important part. Mr Kidley per* the fora legs and Holding tbe bind legs the animal, and ...
... shortly. The last on dil in the London mus'eal world is that Mr. Strackosch, the American impreaario, will next season take Drury-lane Theatre, and give a series of Italian operas with a mixed company of American and European artistes. The Museum of the Louvre ...
... forerunners. Although neither Mr. Augustus Harris nor the Messrs. Gatti have reason to complain baking * for Covent Garden and Drury Lane jespectively, according to he testimony the librariesand box-offices seats are not taken long in advance as one remembers ...