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... Cz. H., Usrest St. Andre~w's-sgtreet, Middlesexj Yi'lolce 3,11 lately Wsrnlord-eonrr. I ndeD, stockbroker Pslliugec 1., Drury-lane, la~ndu, builder Tose G. E., Kentish Tow n-road, ondon, schoolmasterI Wood anld o., Lately Queen's-terrace, Scrihiton, general ...
... already completed three acts of the new opera which he has been commissioned to write for the ensuing Carl Rosa season at Drury Lane. The libretto, which is from the pen of Mr. Joseph Bennett, deals with a characteristic Scandinavian sub- ject, and is founded ...
... to 4 ; Practical Geology, Jermn -street. 10 to 4; College of Surgeons, Linceo's Ian Fields, 11 to 4- ZfomaNa Pz oamiwrs. -Drury Lane Pantomime. 1.30; Maskelynuo an1dCooke, Piccadilly, 3; Toole'ss , The Bungalow, 3; Crystal Palace Pantomime, 3; Covent ...
... quarter peri cent, and the markets were depressed all round; British and American railways fell from a half to one. 1.1t- DRURY LANE PANToMIME. -D-rury Lane:need fear ino ?? -as long . as it caxi secure such-.an emphatic success as that attained by IIJ ...
... Thursday, when the principal Christmas pieces were produced. Jack and the Bean- t stalk ?? successfully presented at Drury Lane; I Cinderalla at Her Majesty's Theatre; the Cbildren's Cinderella at Covent Garden ; Aladdin, at the Grand - Theatre ...
... being as brilliant as scenic art and lavish expei diture could provide. Mr. Oharles Harris, whose rank as stage- manager at Drury Lane and the Gaiety well fitted him to undertake the task, has organised the processions and dances in excellent fashion; and ...
... half-a-dozen political allusions, and those you do hear, as at Leeds, are for the most part gibes at the Opposition. Even at Drury Lane you can scarcely distinogaish a political allusion except at the ex- pense of Sir William Harcourt, Mr. Augustus Harris ...
... een, 10:t 4; United imr the Sariqe, Whitehall-y*rd, 10 to 4; Towaer of London, }y t 10 to $ who ith Mowiin PSWOMwaNoW. -Drury Lane Piutowime, fl z 1.30; Maskelyns auddCooki, Pccafhfly, 3; Toole's a ed ?? Bungalow, 3; Crst Palace Pantomcime, 3; A o- oent ...
... great autocrat; Augustus Harris, who holds the magnetiser's wand to draw people to his house, stands first upon the list. Drury Lane isfilled every night, although people have to grope their way through the darkness to the doo. . The benefit of the noise ...
... pany, in the legitimate drama. Mr. Warner has received an offer trom Mr. Augustus Harris to return home and re appear at Drury-lane in the October drama of 1890; but at present his movements are undecided, as he con- tem, lates a third return visit to ...
... keeps the majority of the visitors in their seats until near the midnight hour. The departure of the Bros. Griffiths for Drury-lane and pantomime has necessitated the engagement of two other gentlemen for the due interpretation of Mr Athol Mayhew's clever ...
... critic of The Times, who alludes to himself in his notice of Drury-lane pantomime last week as the spectator of many Christmases, remarks in the same article that pantomime at Drury-lane has attained something of the dignity of an exact science, ...