... 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- ...

... Rirvunniuim'\\n which Mr. G. H. is the principal artist, will lx) presented at the Theatre Royal, while the Jrtnnda, tho great Drury Lane spectacle, is announced for the Prince of Wales. An Easter extravaganza, under tho title CindrreUei, has been prepared for ...

... photograph this was taken; He asked if she had any engagement at the present time.—The complainant said she was on the stage at Drury Lane Theatre, but her engagement would end Saturday. The defendant told the magistrates that his wife simply did she liked, and ...

... rule, done more quietly and deftly than man. It opens out a new field of employment for M-omen. Dbcrt Lank Pantomutk.—The Drury Lane pantomime comen to an end at the close of next week, after quite a splendid career, two performances having been given daily ...

... Elizabeth Smith, 36, charged at Westminster Police Court vfwtcrday with awaultiag Felix Barnett, hairdresser, living in Drury Lane. -The prosecutor, who spoke with (iennan accent, said thac his wife died some time ago, and the prisoner called on him dressed ...

... street. „ „.7 V)\u;USTtIS HARRIS’S COMPANY . „f the .Searon, with all the Origiaal “ftrSa, AG l ' Edecto :ts proJurwl at Drury Lane. fTHE\TKE. —To-dat. at 2.M. To-nwht, i Annual Baiter Pantomimic Kxtrav.iganza. •• CINt Characters, superb fcJSim.lion Scene ...

... Wales Theatre on Monday evening with all the original scenery, dresses, properties, and appointments, exactly it was at Drury Lane on the occasion of its first production last Sept. Upwarda of 31 artists of note appear in the drama. West Bromwich Police ...

... dismal strain at Marylobone Police Court yesterday. He was charged with assaulting his wife, who Is one of the fairies the Drury Lane pantomime. The lady, who, course, described herself an “actress,” stated that her husband had ill-treated her for years ...

... and after brilliant tour in the provinces, preparations were made f.ir the productiou of Lohengrin-, with English text, at Drury Lane, 1871, when the death Madame Parepa- Kosa brought the enterprise abrupt termination. Mr. Rosa, however, subsequently resolved ...

... up a melodrama to his credit. Mr. Harry Nicholls, the original Jcnkin Blount, is understood to tho actual author of the Drury Lane pantomimes; and Mr. Victor Stevens, who succeeded him in the part, and only recently relinquished it, has literary associations ...

... are now in the 1 lands of country syndicates. Indeed, the only London thcatnw directly represented in the provinces are Drury Lane, with several melodramas, notably the Armada, which is be tho holiday attraction at the Prince of Wales Theatre ; the Lyric ...

... played by Mr. George Alexander and Mias Maude Millett at tho annual benefit tho Royal General Theatrical Fund, held at Drury Lane on the afternoon of the 11th inst. It railed A Pair of fyuruitics, and shows how a young couple who arc supposed to be guests ...