... DRURY LANE. The privileged visitor to the Lane on the afternoon of Thursday, February 1, witnessed what was both a pleasant and a painful sight. With thoughtful generosity, Mr. Augustus Harris had invited the poor schools round London, to gladden the ...

... DRURY LANE. from mentioning last week. consisted in falling a flight of steps behind the scenes, which is sn at cep R ., to be practii ally a ladder. I regret t,. hear that th e situation ef Mr. Claremont gives still riv gr e at uneasiness. Forthcoming ...

... DRURY LANE. A wonderful change Lis conic over the Drury Lane pantomime of Siudbad since the days when, at its first production, it almost sank beneath the weight of scenery that would not work and performers that could not act. Unable to sit out the ...

... DRURY LANE. Yesterday afternoon 3,500 the poorest London children were admitted to see pantomime, and received, in addition, what w’as them banquet, at the managerial expense. Very gratifying was the occasion, and the enjoyment the youthful visitors was ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The manager's generous invitation to poor children of Londsjii to come and s*e ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. — @ The most appreciative audience that has been in | Drury Lane this season was gathered together yesterday, when, in response to Mr. Augustus Harris's invitation, the house was densely packed with school children, to the number ot ...

... SCHOOL CHILDREN AT DRURY LANE. On Thursday week, at Drury Lane, Mr. Han-is entertained some 3,000 children at an afternoon performance of the panto- inimo. The juvenile representatives of fifty-four schools and various charitable institutions had a good ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. ITS •Tne 1 b* i Lessee and Man user, Augusto# iaarrie. TO-DAY at 1.30, and TO-NIGHT 7.15, SIN DEAD. Arthur leberti, J. Fawn, .Nicholla, Camnbell, Payne, Lanri, D'Aubac, Parker. Estconrt, Ross, Storey, Ridley, Jackson; Ue dames ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Lessee and Maoo&rer, Aanustas harris. TO-MORROW NIGHT at 7.15, SINDBAD. Arthur Roberts, J. Nicholls, Campbell, Payne, Lauri, D'Auban, Parker, Esteonrt, Bos*, Storey, Ridley, and Jackson; Me dames Conrtuco Losoby, Vesta Tilley ...

... hospitably sa entertained under the spacious ocf of Covent -r Garden Theatre. This year this famous his- 8s torical rival of Drury Lane has giveu'ap the annual coatst, and left the field of pantomime t praotically free to its energetic and prosperous hs neig'bour; ...

... Charity Children at Drury Lane Theatre. Four thousand children from the charity schools of London went Drury Lane Theatre yesterday afternoon, on the invitation of Mr. Augustas Hams, to see the pantomime of Sindbad,” their numbers filling every available ...

... ViViLL JACKSON DRURY LANE THEATRE. M R. W ILF t u t . t. D ORGAN rt.Obszles4Vrest, St. imarresquare. S.W. MR. GEORGE R. SIMS rigouts Mal !rterg to Tortoni Ids will to . Yours. W.O. FREDERICK LESLIE, ICI! WINKLE. Gonad, Theatre. B. HARRINGTON DAILY. Th-ter ...