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... appearing on the provincial boards lay written by himself. ai: unting scene with horses and hounds in the flesh is talked of for Drury Lane panto- mime, the scene being designed as a reproduc- olden time. tion of one of Mr. Caldecott’s pictures of the I find among ...
... r. W. H. Payne, was aciown before him. Harry is very proud of his father, whe died five ears ago. He play clown both at Drury Lane and ‘ovent Garden, and mueh of the business still retained in the “comic was of his invention. It is not only on the « that ...
... be the The Prince and Princess of Wales, with their sons, attended the performance of the yantomime at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, 1 ast night. The house, whether due to the presence of Royalty or to the natural curiosity | to witness the entertainment ...
... be proportionately not excess ye. The new sensation drama, by Mr. Augustus Harris and Mr. G. F. Row*, to be produced at Drury Lane Theatre, London, on August 4, is entitled Freedom, and ia sa>d to beou the same lines as one of Mr. Harris's form r successes ...
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... Paritans, and that they will spare Mr. Manson’s life, even if they destroy his fiddle ! Me. Avecstus Harris, the lesseetof Drury Lane Theatre, is an adept in the art of ad- vertising, and he has entered upon a very but very questionable, form of proclaim- ...
... and his Lass,” the new play written and produ respectively by Messrs. R. Buchanan and Augustus Harris was pro- duced at Drury Lane Theatre to-night in the presence of an audience which by its vastness and its humou eagerness recalled a Boxi ight attendance ...
... he had arranged to catch his train for Taplow. * THE DRAMA. About £600 was derived from the perform- ance in al iven at Drury Lane Theatre last week of the actors’ benevolent fund. Miss Kate Vaughan, t danseuse of the Gaiety Theatre, who 1s about to enter ...
... competition we are indebted to Mr. Hollingshead, of the Gaiety Theatr and the challenge has now been taken up by the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. I notice the though it is not necessary to enter inte further particulars. The illness of the talented actress ...
... Miss CLARA PERRY WEDNESDAY, ‘DECEMBER a ; For the first time in Sheffield. ki ZBseamMERALBLDA T gt for the Comrayy. ueed Drury Lane agranged by and A. Lenton. March 2s. 1885. written and | | by A. Tuomas. (A GEORGINA BURNS | * Officer). .Mz. BARTON : mm ...
... Terry once more re-appearing at this theatre. | It is said that among the sensations of Mr. Augustus) Harris’ forthcoming Drury Lane is a fox- hunt, with real horses and hounds—after one of Mr Caldecott’s some one says, “* A Sailor and His Lass” will be ...
... aid of the Trust Fnnas. — HEATRE ROY AL, (SHEFFIELD. Lessee and Manager R. BRILLIANT AND LAST FIVE NIGHTS of the Greatest Drury Lane Success, PLUCK With the Scenery, Effects, and Company sent out by Augustus Harris. Prices as usuai. _Half-Price to Dress ...