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... DRURY LANE. On Monday, October 15, 1883, was produced here a new drama, in 5 acts, by Robert Buchanan and Augustus Harris, entitled A Sailor and his Lass, Harry HastiDgs Mr. Aturattug Harris Walter Carrutw-n Mr. William Morgan Richarl Kingston Mr. ...
... I) RUBY LANE. A NOTE on the playbill of the new melodrama produced at Drury Lane last Monday runs to the effect that in consequence of the number of characters in the play, and for the convenience of the public, the names of the characters are placed ...
... DRURY LANE. To our accumulating stock of pictorial drama has been this week added Messrs. Buchanan and Harris’s piece, entitled A Sailor and His Lass,’’ which was seen for the first time at Drury Lane on Monday night. The theatre controlled by Mr. Harris ...
... tle happy ending, which comes to al melodrama be it never so late in the evening. Sucha promise is more than fulfilled at Drury Lane, It is h indeed probable that there has seldom been a jolly ta to whoe lot it bas fallen to meet withstranger E aceidenta ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The sounds of dissent which at Drury Lane made them- selves heard through the cheers elicited at the close of A Sailor and his Lass, may be taken as signs of the discon- tent of the audience at being kept for an hour and a quarter ...
... MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN DRURY LANE. On Saturday the Coroner cr was informed the hot gfc Forbes, a gentleman 9 wood. It appears.tnat about to seven the previous his V was about 50 years of f f. Life * f bye in Drury-lane, He crossed over to b*J.|* immediately ...
... ce ; ,93 Drury Lane. ...
... 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 ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Augustas Harris. THIS EVisNING, «t 8.15, FREEDOM. Fernaudet. Georgo, Edgar, Jackson. Nicfcolls, Morgan. Eatonurt. llulley, and George F. Howe. Byre, Victor, Enson, Foot®, Baldwin, DoutU, Gray, Clare, and Broader ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manu-er. Augustas Harris. THIS EVENING. A SAILOR AND HIS LASS. Messrs Augustus Harris, J. Fernandes. H. George. H. NichoO*. Lilly. Morgan, Ridley. Bennett. Moss. Fairlekb, nillett, Chudleipb, and H. Jackson ; Misses ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. «wl Manager, Angnstaa Harrin. THLS EVENING, 7.47, A SAILOR AND HIS LASS. Meaus AngW'-tns Harris, J. Feroamtez, H. G«m«p. U. Nidtollx. (illy. Morgan, lUUey, SenMlt, Maw, F.iirleiah, ...
... SCHOOL OF ART, 93 & 94 Drury Lane, TRUBSDAT, 11, 1883. ...