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... and by Mr. Phelps, at Sadler's Wells, and that » production of considerable magnitude and splendour took place 1866 at Drury Lane, the chief interest attaching which was that Miss Helen Paucit appeared for the first time before the London public the ...
... Board Benevolence made grants to cases of distress to the amount £11,408. Mr. Augustus Harris, the leasee the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, baa issued his address to the electors the Strand division, candidate for the London County Connell. READ ONE PEKK& 16 ...
... payer Offic«367Sttaia^^^^Ebndon W.C bonbon Amusements. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE« Lessen and Manager. Auirustus Harris. TO-DAY, 1.30 and 7.5 X), THE UABES IN THE WOOD. Messn. Nichols, Herbert Campboll, C. Lauri, jun., St6Teim,Leno, Griffiths Bros., Andrews ...
... Oolbook. Bt. Gioßor.Bloom'ibury, 11 Bt. Jakbs, MaiTloboiia, 11 and 7, Eer. H. R. Hawou. Bt. Jobh thb Gtamoelist, BroatUcourt, Drury-lane, 11 JnDB, 11, Prebendary Porrootj 6.80, R«,. BtT Weitminstor, 11, Bor. R. Ballon} 7, Doan Bt. Mabt-ls-Bow, Oheapdde, 11 ...
... THE GLOBE, TUESDAY* JATTCTAKT 8.1889. Drury lane —to-day ana twice daily, At 1.30 and 7.80. AUGUSTUS HARRIS'A TENTH and GRANDEST PANTOMIME. THE BABES THE WOOD AND ROBIN HOOD AND HIS MERRY MEN. BABES IN THE WOOD.—Hwry Niohollfl, Campbell. Charles Steren- ...
... ineertion should marked the outeide idvertieemenf Bepartment.” Telephone No. 2,672. ' bonbon llmusemcnfs. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Augustus Harris. TO-DAY, 1.80 and 7.30, THE BABES IN THE WOOD. Messrs. Harry Nichols, Herbert Campbell ...
... Lewis Josephs. I Mr. Augustus Harris’s first meeting in the Strand will take place this evening, at the Hall, Barquis-court, Drury-lane. Mr. Edmund Yates will the chair, and Sir J. E. Gorst, M.P., Mr. T. H. Bolton, Mr. Louis Jennings, M.P., Mr. C. Gosa, and ...
... eontoininy dioortieomonl. lent for imertion Mould to marlod on th# ouf.ido Department.” Telephone Ho. 9,1173. bonbon THEATRE DRURY LANE. TO-DAY, «?L3o*lßd 1 B ...
... over the sledge, whioh was smashed to Garden in 1837, and its subsequent revivjd - The horses wore burled aside, and the at Drury Lane in 1842, were long before my coachman was thrown on to the rails, directly front time, bit X have frequently beard the late ...
... special knowledge which is the cachet of my special branch of pictorial art.” Mr. Craven’s scene Sherwood Forest,” in the Drury Lane pantomime of ” Robin Hood ” some years ago, was executed from a large study made on the spot. ** I became a scene painter ...
... recognised habit each country. Thne, Paris would not be, in the French of Paris, pronounced as if rhymed with the Lord of Drury Lane Theatre: nor Roma as it chimed with Home, sweet Home.” The sweet ladies who in John Leech’s pictures wore largo Leghorn ...
... direction ofMr. L. Hall. Charge for booking.—Acting Manager Trcwurer, Mr. Walter Gooch. Mr. George Oleaaente, Mnsioal Director. Drury lane.—to-day ana twice daily, AtIJOaBdT.W.. HiBBIS'S and QaiSDE3T PANTOMI«E. THE BABES I» THB WOOD AND BOBIN HOOD AND HIS MERRY ...