... ment, there has been more drunkenness observable on the streets this Christmas than for some years past. The pantomime at Drury Lane has been successful be- yond expectation. The fabulous sum which Mr Harris is said to have expended on its production-one ...

... produce the same effect by natural means that proposes ict pioduoe by so-called spiritual means. It is said that at the Drury Lane Theatre £12,000 worth of Beats have already been booked for the Ohrißtmaa pantomime. This, of oouraq, is independent of ...

... permission of the tenants, snd further information may be bad on application to Messrs R. P. and H. PHILIPSON and Cooper, Drury Lane; Messrs WILKINSON and MARSHALL, Solicitors, Grainger Street West: Mr JOHN M. Winter, Accountant, 16, Market Street, Newcastle; ...

... perminaion of the tenants, and further information may bo bad on application Mersrs R. F. and H. PffILIPSON and Cooper, Drury Lane; Messrs WILKINSOK and MARSHALL, Solicitors, Crainger Street West: Mr JOUN M. WINTKR, Accountant, I»5. Market Street, Newcastle; ...

... viewed by permission of the tenants, and further information may be bad application Mefsr* R. P. and H. PHILIPSON and COOPER, Drury Lane; Messrs WILKINSON and Marshall. Solicitors. Grainger Street West; Mr John M. WlKTr*, Accountant. 16, Market Street, Newcastle; ...

... by permission of the tenants, and farther information may be had application to Messrs R. P. and H. PHILIPSON and COOPER, Drury Lane; Messrs WILKIKftON and Marshall, Solicitors, Grainger Street West; Mr John M. Winter, Accountant. lf>, Market Street, Newcastle; ...

... He was 77 years of age when death quietly removed him. Inasmuch as Miss Faunv Leslie is dissatisfied with her part in the Drury Lane pantomime (and I must say it is a pity that the management have not given such a clever and gifted artist more to do), the ...

... unaware of the taste of a twelfth cake. There are some oircles, however, in which twelfth night is observed. One of them is Drury Lane. don't mean the Dress Circle, but the circle of friends which has been accustomed meet under the auspices of a succession ...

... With respect to opera there appears every likelihood of greater activity than for some ?? past. Mr Carl Rosa will open at Drury Lane on Easter Monday, and his season will 4 last for nine weeks The tenor, Nicolini, informs his friends that he is about to ...

... Wilson Barrett still continues hi« much criticised “ Hamlet” at the Princess’*. Of the pantomimes, the beat is that of Drury-lane, entitled “ Whittington and his Cat,” produced by Mr. Augustus Harris. This is claimed to be on* of the grandest ever brought ...

... Prince Wales and Hcir- Apnarent before was thirteen. • There some talk of a Shakespearean production on a grand scale at Drury Lane dnring the autumn. Mr. Harris’s choice would proliably.fall upon one of tbo plays which admit of spectacular effects on ...

... now prepared the prospectus for the season of opera which, in partnership with Mir Augustus Harris, he will commence at Drury Lane. London, on MIon- day. April 6. and terminate Saturday. Mlay 30. Verdi's Don Carlos has been recently performed for ...