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... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, 10 THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY CHRONICLE. ‘ Sim,—Although Mr. Buchanan’s ietter in to-day’s Era is addressed from Drury Lane Theatrs, it was ‘written without my knowledge or consent ; and I saw it for the first time on reading the ...
... CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY LANE. A brillisnt and thoroughly amusing pantomime, in which genuine holiday fun and spectacle are mixed in ‘fiwmfithod‘ém.htdmvifim other—such was the verdict passed last night by the customary crowded Boxing-night audience ...
... OPERA IN ENGLISH AT DRURY LANE. ’ “Il Trovatore” was played last night for the rentrée of Madame Valleria, who on Thursday is to sustain the title »ile in Mr. A. C. Macksozie's new opera “(olomba.” Notwithstandivg its gloomy story and utter defianco of ...
... THE LTTEMPTED WIFE MURDER IN DRURY LANE, i At Dow-street Tolice-court, on Saturday, John Mulalley, aged 42, of 48, Great Wild-strect, Drurylane, describing bimself as a labourer, was brought before Sir James Ingham charged with attempting to murder his ...
... “A SAILOR AND HIS LASS” AT DRURY { LANE THEATRE. other's arms, and as Harry exclaimed; “ Heaven has not forsaken the Sailor and his Lass” the RS oo s o picce more - of il e i i them are not iently upon stage ?:Lmz their parts with much subtlety of delineation ...
... LAW NOTICES —Tuws Dax, DRURY LANE THEATRE, LABOUR AND WAGES, ! iy | | i | H {' B i ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THE DAILY OHRONICLE,- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1883 bave held ne ecommunication with the prisoner’s ‘solicitor as to what his defeace wili be. Slr. Justice O'Brien : At one o'clock yesterisy I ordered imumediate communication (o be made ...
... DRURY LANE ROUGHS, 30 f!l ID!'I'OI or Yil DAILY CHRONICLE.. ! Siz,—ln reference to the vam of David Berry, at Bow-street, vesterday, for throwing “uf ,mm&o{-hefiic‘imh WTM | think it right to make known to you '*“l | facts :—On the evening of Thursday ...
... “ONE OF THE MOST PRONOUNCED DRURY LANE TRIUMPHS SAILOR AND HIS LASS. —Sportsman says :— ‘;‘ * Probably the RIGUEST DRAMA of its M‘M been soen by the Metropolitan publie.” YCEUM.—Miss MARY ANDERSON.—TONIGHT, THE LADY OF LYONS. Claude Meinotte, Mr. . H ...
... TRy ENGLISH OPERA AT DRURY LANE THEATKE, The fact that he wrote *The Bobemian . ’-uuh-uqhb-uu the right of Bu live in the memory of appreciative M uricalovery » he Usited Kingdow oven if be b nt pee; Satavells,” ** The Rose of Castills,” and 4o — other ...
... e — e —————— 1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. l ‘ Lessee and Manager, AvGusTos Hansss. \ THIS EVENING, at 7.5, A SALLCR AND FITS LASS, || Mesers. J. Pernandez, H. George, H. Nicholls, Lilly, Morgan, Ridiey, Seunctt, Moss, Faltleigh, Gillett, Chudieigh. snd ...
... (TIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. . i) or, A C¥TUS. 8. THIS EVENING, at T 4 & Sollon AND HIS LASS, Messrs. Augustus 'Hamis, 'J. Fernandes, H. Goorge, H. Nichwolls, Lilly, Morgan, lidley, Sennett, Moss, Fairieigh, Gll- Jett, Chudloighi, knd 1. Juckson ; Missas ...