... holiday reaorta has, so far as the production absolute novelties is concerned, gradually declined in importance. Excepting Drury Lane and Covent Garden, which still resist all inducements to forward their pantomime in point of time, the evening of Boxing ...

... by a character into the pantomime openingon aU suitable and unsuitable occasions is' unusually prevalent this year. At Drury Lane, Mr. Frederick Yokes is always exclaiming— 44 This is a jolly lark;” and Mr. James Fawn, the Surrey, is perpetually remarking ...

... The Tailors: Almost a Tragedy, giving a e humorous account of a play entitled : The of a Tailors, which was produced at Drury Lane more are, than a century ago, and which resulted in a riotous s at uproar owing to the indignation of the Knights of rob- ...

... go to the Zoo. Then we'll have a jo~lly good blowout at the Langhamn Elotel. And then we'll go Iand see the pantomiue at-Drury Lane ! Master 'Cimahue- Thanks awfullv, grandpapal! But we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoologioal Gardens 1 bliss -Mona ...

... GORGBOPS TRANSFORMATIONS, CHASTE AND SUPERB DRESSES, SPLENDID SINGERS AND DANCERS. The HARLEQUINADE the LOBESZI TROUPE trout Drury Lane. Doors open at 7.30. Prices from to 60. Saturdays, ilelf-an-hour Earlier. ...

... CHASTE AND SUPERB DRESS) S, SPLENDID FINGERS AND DAN’CEPS. The HARLEQUINADE by the LORENZI TROUPE of PAN TOM IMI STS from Drury Lane. DAY PERFORMANCE OF THE CHEAT PANTOMIME SINBAD THE SAILOR. TO DAY, 3d-JANUARY, 1&0, Two o'clock. Doors Open at Half-past ...

... to Mr. Lampfongh.} Hiut the trade- Bring out new choker, and call it the Sus . per ceil : A Theatrical Speculation—Take Drury Lane, produce Coriolanus gorgeously, and call it Druriotan us. For Borrowers.—** Always a lean. For Ladies loving Shopping.— ...

... wrapper* bearing name and their Trade d .m Thi-: Vokes Eamily.—A London correspondent saysl bad a look at the pantomime at Drury Lane, but I not think that it is up its usual standard of excellence. It struck that it had been starved so to allow paying the ...

... Transformation. Chaste Superb Dresses. Splendid Singers Dancors. The Harletpainade by the LORENZ' TROUPE OF PANTOMIMISTS, from Drury Lane. MORNING PERFORMANCE TODAY (SATUR. DAY), 3r,1 JANUARY, 1880, at Two o'clock—Doors °pre liellaislour previous. Doors Open ...

... tone 1 flatter myself I good duck positively I assure you’ ‘You were indeed’ exclaimed Reuben ‘The scene in the lioulevard Drury Lane I don’t wonder that Bruce fell into the snare it so artfully and cleverly concealed And now gentlemen the is played out ...

... wrappers bear in? name and their Trails irk The Yokes Family.—A London correspondent says I had a look at the pantomime at Drury Lane, but I do not think that it is up its usual standard of excellence. It struck me that it had been starved so to allow paying ...

... STAR COMPANY, AND TROUPE OP PANTOMiMISTS, The FAMILY (Six in Number), engaged ihis Great Production from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ...