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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. At • meeting of the renters of this theatre a report of the Renters Committee was reed. It stated that the theatre is now let to a satisfactory tenant, Mr. Augustus Harris. The theatre is in botit structural and decorative repair; ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE Mr. Augustus 114'16 has abundant reason to be satisfied with the advice and assistance he has received in the production of A Rtin of Lurk. Mr. Leopold de Rothschild, Prince tioltykoff. Mr. Manton,' the Duke of Pori land. Ur. Chaplin ...
... THE MURDER IN DRURY LANE. John Crow, a labourer, residing in Shelton-.street, Drury-lane, wa-i on Monday chargetl on remand at Bowstreet police-court, with the wilful murder George Green.—William Bennett, 13, Shelton-utreet, Drurylune, laljoiirer, (lepo*e ...
... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. By invitation of Mr. Augustus Harris about 3000 children, both boys and girls, frees charitable asylums or homes in all parboil the metropolis, recently witnessed the performance of the pantomime Cinderella at Drury Lane Theatre ...
... the Drury Lane Theatre, is in treaty with the managers of the Chatelet Theatre. for the production of TOOTH • in Paris, The play has been translated and accepted by the management, and the terms on which Mr. Harris will take over his Drury Lane scenery ...
... Meal. THE PRODUCE OF WHRAT ONLY, PITAL FOOD for OATTLE, PIGS, and C* fl The be had for the with order.—A, Price £3 Drury Lane, li Ix and Co., 10, ...
... obtained lease of Drury Lane at rental of £5,000 a year for the first three years, and £ ...
... ING MEAL, best value to be bad for Capital feed for PIGS, and Priee £3 cash, order. —. to M. J. tieatheote aad Oa, 10, Drury Lane, EVERSIONS AND — oe of relatives can ‘Write fail oral ue OF 5, Btwn, Landen 17 ADEIEUS ALMANACE for 1887. a aS ...
... Commencing Monday, January 17th, 1881. The Eminent and Distinguished Artiste, MISS ROSE LECLERCQ, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Princess’s, and Adelphi Theatres, London, Supported by her LONDON COMEDY COMPANY. Selected from the Principal Metropolitan ...
... MAGDALEN COMPANY, Commencing AY, ¥ 12th, Under the Management Accompanied by MR. LEONA BOYNE, and Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Globe, Y ENGAGED. 347th PERFORMANCE OF THE “ NEW JULY oh on and five op Bees his own Novel, ry: B Prologe sod 3 Aste, by ...
... away at the office ..f Neb. gad Qr►ries. He wanted to unit out what had become of the dtiu prine. , 4 who played in the Drury Lane panto/Dint. under the name of Maud Maryland in the rear 1614. He had left it late in life, be mid, before making the inquiry ...
... visit to London. In the morning they visited the World's Fair at the Agricultural Hall, in the at ternooa the pantomime at Drury Lane, sedan , hour and a in the South Kensington Museum ended a most enjoyable day. The expenses were paid out of the Recreation ...