... in style. When will Old England be herself once more? composed by Harry Ball, was sung by Miss Vesta Tilley in the Drury- lane pantomime. It is a sprightly song. The Night Guard is a march composed by Ir John Crook, musical director of the Theatre ...

... at the Chhtelet in Paris, where, as a monkey, he nightly runs round the dress circle as he did in the last pantomime at Drury-lane, adding to the fun by purloining a gentleman's hat, which is subsequently sent back to its owner from the stage-door. His ...

... nearly totallyblind. Originallyapprenticed to Key, property master of the Old Coburg Theatre, he was employed by him at Drury- lane Theatre in 1822, and subsequently engaged for many years at Covent-garden. Compelled to give up his engagement there in ...

... Lion public-house in Drury. lane, appearing then as well as could possibly be. He was joking with the barmaid when he suddenly fell on his back and expired before a medical man could be summoned. Dr Thomas Griffin, of Drury-lane, saitl the cause of death ...

... DAVIES Don ?? i r HENRY PoPE Florestan ?? ?? Mr F. C. PACRARD Honoured by the presence of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Drury-lane Theatre presented on Thursday evening a brilliant appearance, the occasion being a particularly interesting one, owing to ...

... to render his works, and it would not be bad policy for ?? CAir, ROSA to include in his forthcoming series of operas at Drury- lane all those excellent English versions which have reflected so much credit upon himself and his company. We anticipate that ...

... book-stalls. B. B. (M.1anchester).-lr Sims Beeet-s represented Lioned sehen Balfe's opera of The Maid of Honour teas played at Drury- lane Theatre in November, 1847. MYRA.-Life'speer play is o'er 'is a portiot of the last fine of a couplet in the second epistle ...

... THEATRICAL GOS SIP. Ma AUGUSTUS HARRIS was on Thursday last elected a member of the Drury Lane Fund. On the same day he was made Freeman and Liveryman of the City of London, and, after making the usual declaration, had the honour of dining with the Lord ...

... various theatres, to get it introduced into the comic parts of the panto- mimes. He made an arrangement with Fred. Evans at Drury- lane, but it was not sung. He paid Hunter 5 as agreed. Mr Henry Sell deposed that he had carried on business for many years at ...

... Stevens, Esq., to follow. Address, WILLIAM WATON's Whimsicality Company, ahove. L A U B IX Jun., C . the ROYAL POODLE DOG, DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Fifth Season. Great success. The Manchester and LivcrpoolSportiiig Chronicle, January 25th, 1881. But the moot ...

... story, and gave it poetical as well as musical interest. The FlyinpDut cmam was performed for thie first time in England at Drury Lane Theatre in 1870, under Arditi, when Mdlle. Ilma de Murska took the part of Senta, and Mr Santley that of L'Ollandese-danuato ...

... A, SAILOR AND HIS LASS.-Great success.- A Morning Paper says:-A remarkable Drury-lane success has been achieved. Morning Post says :-One of the most pronounced Drury-lane triumphs. Sportsman ?? the biggest drmna of its kind which has been seen by the ...