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... DRURY LANE SCHOOL. So I callt-d ut I>rury one morning, gays n dramatic piWMiu. Can I the achool Certainly. Where is it “In the Masonic Hall —for the (Treat house is like tho fortifietJ ca-tlo of rncdiieval days, and contains this aiuonp many other se ...
... DRURY LANE SCHOOL. I called ut Drury one morning, say.i dramatic piWHip. Can I the hcliool Certainly.” Where la it the Masonic Hall —for the en-at I.ano house like the fortified ca-tlo of days, and contains this many other self-Hnfticinp resources. When ...
... the press —that is, to the ladies whose duty it to deal with dress—in order to show them the wonderful costumes for the Drury Lane Christmas pantomime. The dresses are splendid, brocades and silks being used of the very finest and richest sort. Among ...
... with assaulting Elizabeth Coley, of Drury Lane. Prosecutrix, a young woman, said that she formerly lived with the prisoner, but he treated her bo cruelly that last she had to leave and her aunt's house in Drury Lane. On Juno J, about midnight, was awakened ...
... attended to support the summonses, and Mr. Broadley, barrister, appeared on behalf of Mir. Augustus Harris, the proprietor of Drury Lane Theatre. In the first case, that 6f Gwendoline Quantrell, the School Board officer stated that the child was ten years old ...
... Police Court, on Wednesday, the parents of two children who are now employed by Mr. Augustus Harris in the pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre were summoned for not sending their children to schooL The irst case was that of Louisa Steer, aged nine years and ...
... years. In this connection it is interesting to note that the new play which is shortly produced by Mr. Augustus Harris at Drury Lane deals with the incidents of King Charles's from Worcester. ...
... published at Milan in 1883. In the same year, 1883, he published Italian and other Studies, and wrote for the English Opera at Drury Lane the libretto of a drama, ' Colomba, the music of which was by Mr. A. 0. Mac- kenzie. Two years ago, also in conjunction ...
... SouclTOß- Gehkral, progress being suspended whilst the mildly argued with Sir Edward Clareb about an extraordinary performance Drury Lane, where lib had seen the lady lift her foot os high as the head her partner. “With all respect to the court,” says the Solicxtok- ...
... sued Mr. Augustus Harris, lessee and manager of Drury Lane Theatre, for the recovery of £2 ss. 6d., damages for alleged breach of contract. Plaintiff stated that she went to the box-office at Drury Lane and purchased a private box ticket. She paid £2 ...
... of the principal performers received a call. The ?? is peceded by anrausing farce entitled Te Little Babel ?? DRURY LANE THEATRE. Drury Lane Theatre was the scene of a, pleasant little function on Saturday 'hi -ht, writes a representative. The Babes ...
... of agents. All the ballet girls required at theatre are supplied under contract by the ballet master or by agent, or at Drury Lane the proprietress of dancing school. The usual terms for procuring an engagement are 19 per cent, of the salary till the ...