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... Show hollow on the boards of Drury Jane. The stage of the Porte St. Martin Theatre has not the same capacities as that of Drury Lane; but M. finniou'n new play neevin to have been' mounted with a splendour which has altogether beggared the crities'stock ...
... large company assembled at Drury-lane Theatre, London, to partake of the refection which has by a gradual process of development, grown out of the Twelfth Cake. with wine and punch, which the ladies and gentlemen of Drury-lane are requested to !Ariake ...
... opera, The Soldier'. Return, which was written in his seventeetith year - words and music being his own —and performed at Drury Lane Theatre with great sueems, a traveller is represented as eurnieg to an • -door and saving to the landlord: Pray, friend ...
... Mr. Wilsou Barrett still continues his much criticised 'Hamlet' at the Princess's. Of the pantomimes, the best is that of Drury-lane, entitled Whittington and his Cat, produced by Mr. Augustus Harris. This is claimed to be one of the grandest ever brought ...
... including the erection and laud, is upwards of £r(100, has just been opentd at Gateshead. The Priucess of Wales has visited Drury-lane Theatre a second time the performance of Whittington and His Cat, accompanied by her three daughters the Princess Louise ...
... one Shakspeaream play at present on the boards, and that is As You Liko 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 ...
... At the Criterion The Candidate is still as popular as ever. The Carl It Opera Company are now giving performance aat Drury-lane; and the Grand International Cirque, that has drawn the public for over three months to Covent Garden is to he withdrawn ...
... of the Liberals. If they sank houses, and their ejectment, they contend, is to coerce Messrs. Davidson, pawnbrokers, of Drury-lane, their little difference,t elm was sine they would be sue- them int submission. appeared at Bowntreet Police•court on Wednesday ...
... assembled at that theatre. The Mikado, at the Savoy, is a success, as most of Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan's undertakings are. Drury Lane is at present occupied by the Carl Rosa Opera Company. That a hundred thousand pertains should have gone to the Inventions ...
... The Candidate at the Criterion, in which Mr. Charles Wyndham appears as Lord Oldacre, has lost none of its popularity. Drury-lane is at present closed, but on Juno 23rd Sir Julius Benedict gives his grand dramatic and musical benefit. The damage to the ...
... THISie to Certify that, at an Examination in the Art of Practical Cutting, held at the Tailors' School of Art, 93 and 94, Drury Lane, London, February 6, • 1884, the Examiners awarded to Mttm,. JOl-I.l\T INTIOI-10T_2.jS, og T'n/NT]ErY This Diploma of the ...
... splendidly there. It will be re-opened in September. Mr. Augustus Harris has gone in for a big enterprise, and has thrown open Drury-lane for a summer season, with A True Story Told in Two Cities, by Elliot Galen This was first produced last year at aler's ...