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... 3 from the memories of most of us, the pantomilue, tl t Dick Whittington, continues to run its merry tl 3 course at Drury Lane. 'Iu veteran author of the ti annual, Mr. E. L. Blanchard, is to be cooo- ti 3 gratulated on the success whichi still attojads ...
... ough. The kick' was delivered by a F yorng marrn namurd Pale6 in attemrptirg to trla tlp ball fror i Wrulley. I For the Drury Lane palntomime next Christmas Ir.r Alheied `hroriipinio iq nlbeady dpsigmijim in NW\ r p set a of costuirmes 'f6 300 Indides ...
... olasa-rooms, practicc rosm, and the usual offices. Mr. Parker has been engaged as ehef d’ orehestre Mr. Carl Ross for the Drury Lane season. The conductors will be Mr. Kndcgger and Sir. Goosens. Tbo impressario promises a revival of Mozart's Nozze di Fifiaro ...
... SKCEETARY WE XT. March 19tb. GRAND THEATRE.—Proprietor, A. Melville. —To-moot Evkrv Evening, 7.30 (lor Nine Nichta). ti.c Drury Lane nac««s», in Eight Act*. YOUTH. A-iKiistu* and Paul Merrit.—Act 1. The Only Ktrtt. —Act 2. Outha Thames. The Moth and the ...
... kkxt. March 19th. GRAND THEATRE. —Proprietor, A. Melrille. —To-KIOHT andEvKRY EVENrNO. 7.30 (for Eight NiehU). tne great Drury Lane so cocas, Eight Acta. YOUTH,” by Ad'-ustus Hams and Paul Merrii.—Act 1. Beechley. The Only woo-Act 2. On the Thames. The ...
... week that the British deg had been hauled down the highest abilities, trained as critics, and when on Thursday aftormou Drury Lane at the Cameroons had reached the Govern- as critics they make or mar the fortune of an was crammed front floor to ceiling ...
... joint production of Peel Merritt and . Augustus Harris. it is perhaps generally known that the piece was first produced at Drury Lane Theatre, when, from the gorgeous manner in which it was urouuted, it had an exceptionally long and protiperous career, and ...
... ESTABLISHED 1861. NEW UANU 'flit Al' Cottoitattos STRUT. Proprietor & Manager - A. MELVILLE. . EVERT EVENING NEXT WEE 1 he Great Drury Lane _ YOUTH; By . Augustus Harris, and Paul Merritt. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED On Monday March 23rd, for six niehts only, Messrs ...
... Shakspe,arean play at present on the boards, and that is As You Like It, at the St. James's. At the National Theatre, Drury-lane, Mr Augustus Harris's pantomime, Whittington, still draws crowded houses. There is no cause for wonder at its having held ...
... footlights. whieii, we , been r production. hug . are I papists besi .siaged -y - YOUTH AT THE GRAND THEATRE. In putting the Drury-lane of Youth on the boards of the Grand,' management are giiing the Binning- public an opponuuity of renewing acquaintance ...
... before the end of the present month. The proceeds are to to charitable object One of the features of the Carl Rosa season at Drury Lane will the issue of serial tickets for twenty-four performances, on alternate nights, aft a reduction of ten per cent on the ...
... curs for rheumatism in geranium leaves. lr. J. H. Clynds has been chgaged by Mr. Augustus Harris for the sutumn play at Drury Lane. Mliss Henriette L. Gorkrate is engaged painting the portrait of Mr. Oscar Wiilde in testhstio costume. Mr. E dgar Bruce ...