... beln;* the front the hou-e. This scene is well worth waiting fur, ami i* eifectlve finish to one tl»e that ba* pr.-Ju- at Drury Lane.** Mother house.—“ Eciio*’ my* “mr Harris ln*oiu-n hi* man:i?--mcnl the prudiiction u» the kind at lUT'e of er.-it literary ...

... lotguliiesa Box-oOoe open from t«i to live dsllv, where seats can secured advance until Saturday, February 10th. rpREATRB ROYAL DRURY LANE— Every Evening, the Grand Comte Pantomime, written E. MOTHEB OOME. Music W. Wallerstetn. Produced tar Hr. Aunstas Mania ...

... other Business Stationery. Letterpress and Lfthogrsphla Printing, Whotaiate Prices.—Apply HARRIS & CO, “CEREAL” WORKS, DRURY LANE, LIVERPOOL. ...

... the people could not do much enjovment du ing the day they made night % crowding to the and The two principal theatres, Drury Lane ai Garden, more than maintain ihdr reput pantomime at both three places is anything of the sort that has ever rented before ...

... Fetter-lane, Fleet-street. Coloured Fire. Maker. Brock, W. and Co., 109, Cheapside, E.C. COSTUMIBRS. Stinchcombe, W. 54, Drury-lane. (see Advt.) Simmons, B. J., 8, King-street, Covent Garden. Gas Engineers. Defries and Son, Houndsditch. Hosiers. Burnet ...

... Covent Garden MR. P. C. BURNAND’S VALENTINE AND ORSON COVENT GARDEN. T * * ' BLANCHARD, ** MOTHER GOOSE DRURY LANE. TID BITS FROM THE PANTOMIMES.— [Sfie “The Playgoer.”] ...

... four-wheeler specially retained from the Foundling stand (the cabmen on which are exceptionally willing and civil men) to Drury Lane Theatre to witness the performance of Mr. E. L. Blanchard’s Grand Comic Christmas Annual (the veteran dramatist disdains ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS come again, plus Babel revived, plus Bedlam let loose, the whole forming a traditional Drury Lane Boxing Night audience irrepressibly vociferous but thoroughly jovial and good tempered. I believe that if half the fearful uproar ...

... immediately before the sad accident, will be found in another column. One of the most amusing incidents of Boxing Night at Drury Lane was the face of a Cabinet Minister in a pri vate box, when Messrs. Roberts and Fawn began their topical duet. The noble ...

... hypocrites. Mr. E. Lyons as Sir Oliver, Mr. R. Buckstoue as Backbite were capital, and Mr. A. Wood made a hit as Moses.' DRURY LANE. There is not another theatre in the world where so distinct a class of human beings may be seen iu one night as at tho ...

... THE SATURDAY, 1, 'lBBl PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. 7. The Lottery Ticket.-At 7.45, Or»»d Christmas Pantomime: Valentino and Orson. DRURY LANE-At 7, A.S.S.-At 7.30, Grand Comic Pantomime: Mother Goose. HER MAJESTY'S —Havwly’fl Arntrlom United Mastodoa MimrtreU. To-night ...

... Boxing Night, while Pantomime—and Pantomime onlywas holding high sway at those two whilom homes of the “legitimate” drama, Drury Lane and Co vent Garden, Mr. Edwin Booth, at the New Princess’s, gave another proof of his rare versatility as a tragedian, and ...