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... First we'll go to the Zoo. Then we'll have a good blow-out at the Longharn Hotel. And then we'll go and see the pantomime at Drury Lane.—Master Cimabue : Thanks, awfully, grandpapa ! But we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoological Gardens.—Miss Monna ...
... not of great account. I have had to look in at them at the Drury Lane, Gaiety, and Britannia. At the last the scene is very ex'ra• ordinary ; the deformities are simply wonderful. But Drury Lane, with a pantomime that does not belong to E. Lamar Blanchard ...
... the 22rc of the managers of small theatres this is a decided roisoalke, for they cannot compete with great places, sach as Drury Lane, in scenic displays, and the public i'osoacustoemed now-aadays to elaborate stage spectacles that it is never satisfied ...
... which no Chancellor of the Exchequer has disturbed, or is ever likely to disturb—Syntax. - A THEATRICAL SPECULATION. — Take Drury-lane, produce Corialanus gorgeously, and call it Druriolanus. NEW NAME FOR AN OLD SALT OF DOUBTFUL CNARACTER.—PIratic Saline ...
... regular day it. Fiist the Zio ; then we'll have jolly good bl-ow-ont the Hotel; and then we’ll and see the pantomime At Drury Lane Cimabns : Thanks gracipsp»! But prefer National Qa.lery tbe Zoologies! I—Miss Glvronda: Yc*, grandpapa and would rojenb ...
... — The least o' and the o' The tax which no Chancellor of Exchequer has die. turban. or is likely to diaturb—Hya-tan. A Drury-lane. produce gorginnily, nod call it Groin/ans. rialt Na. FOE AN OLD SOLO or Dtel'IlTDOL Ca, (With thanks to Mr. tont.) Iseonnso ...
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... we'll go to the Zoo. Then we'll have a jolly good blow-out at the Longham Hotel. And then we'll go and see the pantomime' at Drury Lane !—Master Cinrabue: Thanks awfully, grandpapa! but we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoological Gardens !—Miss Moona ...
... we'll go to the Zoo. Then we'll have a jolly good blow-out at the Laligham Hotel. And then we'll go and see the pantomime it Drury Lane !—Master Ciniabue: Thanks awfully, grindpapa! but we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoological Gardens !—Miss Moona ...
... which no Chancellor of the Exchequer has disturbed, or is ever likely to disturb—Syn-tax. A THEATRICAL SPECULATION.—Take Drury-lane, produce Coriolanus gorgeously, and call it Drurieanus. NEW NAME FOR AN OLD . SALT OF DOI7I3TFUL CHABACTIES.—Piratic a'aline ...