... K L. BIRMINGHAM. » . t Wcrk thi* Drury Lane Theatre Succees, • ri.LCK.' A STORY ££o.ooo. Kveht Kv»kin*». *17.30, thruuchout last Autnmn Season t ai.e Theatre, with unbouuaefl succew. tiAillcdrrv.r •• I* L U K . •• STORY £ 0.0 LA NR ...

... The DRAMA jil*ye ...

... STORY £50.000. F.vert at 7 50. The DRAMA. lnst Ssae&o Laue Tbealrc. with success, entitled— “PLUCK,” A £50.000. DRURY LANE COMPANY. DRURY LANE SCENERY. DRURY LANK EFFECTS. Doors open 70; P.ifta Door* 630 Do» O01c» U 0 till Lower Rose* ...

... great Drury Lane Theatre Saecew, •* PLUCK/ A STORY £SC.OCO. F.r»RT 30. ft* N'KW DRAMA. |tUyc.! U.n ugLoul U«t Automo Beaton ifrJj L»i.e Thc*Ue. niibouudnl success, entitled•* PLUCK,” A STORY £ 0.0 00. lank company, prury lake bceneby, DRURY LANE KFFIKOTB ...

... AMUSEMENTS. jji'VEATRE at? 30. I-43t Night of the great Drury Lane Drama. P.L U K , A STORY OP £50.000. Movpav. Mr RTIMHON 3 COMP.DY %rA COMPANY, •* aad aTEKL* and MJuNON pot.r* open 7 Extra D.iorx 630 Box Office 110 till 3.0. X.o«*rr lk>xc?. ,I’pper ...

... Pcttitt has been entrusted with tho book of the pantomime. Dick Whittington, to be produced Messrs. Oatli neat Christmas. The Drury Lane “annual will Cinderella, and, as usual, from the practised Mr. E. L. Blanchard. The performance of The Rivals took place ...

... called and sworn, lie said he par chafed the jewellery with his own money, out of pension, for the use the Indy appear at Drury Lane Theatre September. 1877, The Complainant (indignantly). Don't address your dcai.—Thu Witness: addressed you (bowing her) ...

... continue unlimited presumption until the public and the Pros have alike condemned effort.” At the recent performance at Drury Lane, for the benefit of the Actors’ »h;nt Fund, an act of was given with a cast enough worthy record. was as follows Clara Douglas ...

... under notice in the House of~ Lords thle Ceidteec 2taken this session by the hoeledt Committee Cii1 the Inch ?? Act. Tue Drury Lane dramna I Pluck will be revired, lhi evening ait thle AdelpissThseatre, at proeinuint pert hil 2 Ising taken by Mliss ...

... the time at least, inl a somewhat depressed condition. 'The enthusiasm for it which, but a very fuew years since, filled Drury Lane or H-er Majesty's, as well as Covent Glarden, now scarcely sulflicos to mnake a stetoloi brilliant evenl at the last-lnamed ...

... Smaon at P~r Lane 3neutro, with utnhouodedasueeeae, cutitled- A S TOR O.V 0F 5 0. 00 0. DE.T.Y LANE C1OMPANY. DRURY LANE S(YEOEOy, DRURY LA.NE IolEFCTS, posesopen7.0; ?? .30.Boa Ofice11.0 till 3.0. I..eecio~5, e.:lipr Bxes Is Pi. l. ;Gallery. 6d. FrED ...

... PUBmLIC AMUSEMENTS. HE1ATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. - Lst'sght bitt Oue of the great Drury Lane Theatre Susccues, 'rIICK, A STOrY OF £050,0310. Trise TEv P:; i Ntt,, at, 7.30, s noi esna T Nw TppAMA. ployel throughout ?? TheIsi i Th a. it u nboutueed Kuc' ...