... above the tree tops and again alighting the midst of the dancers. This, think, novelty in Dublin, copied from last year’s Drury Lane pantomiac of the Babes the Wood. But it is not the less interesting on that account. One of the cleverest things in the ...

... and election of officers and committee. We expect a large attendance at the Milton Hall, on all those occasions. London (Drury lane Branch). —Meeting on Sunday at tbe Brown Bear, Broad-street, Bloomsbury—Mr Cushion, president, in the chair. Mr Flynn dollveiea ...

... mouths' holiday. Mr F Cowan is pressing forward his Scan* dinavian opera, which the Carl Rosa Opera Com* pauy will produce at Drury lane next Easter. now engaged the third act. H-mish M'Cunn has also undertaken an opera tor the same company. The Middleman,” ...

... unauimoualy. Mr F Doherty, ot Peekham, . dressed the meeting iu Tory able manner, for which received a rote of thanks London (Drury-lane Branch)— Meeting on Sunday at the Bruwn Bear, broad-street, bloo shury—Mr Cushion, presidem, the chair. The secretarv read ...

... {Advt.l The best place to see the * Flight of Fancy ?’ Why, don’t you know V ** At Barnum’s 1” Bar num’s bosh !” “Well, Drury lane? Her Majesty’s Not much. Go prize fight, and when the boys blue show you’ll soon see the Flight of Fancy. Tra-lalla, au ...

... strange sar, theatres aro as fall ever, and Fainroay night Mr Toole had a honso which was dangmously overcrowded, while at Drury lane pantomime the place is b-si-oke, am told, tna end of the month. This dees not look if epidemic had any terrors lor playgoers ...

... chief bueioess a.i.'seted waa in connection with Hie cencert January hP. Ilit: next meeting will held en January 28. London (Drury Lane Branch).— Meeting on Snnday at the Brown Lear Inn, Brsad-street, Bloomsbury—Mr Cushion, /resident, in the chulr. traneectiug ...

... produced sdonly a* the Haymarket. Miss Annie Irish a new four-act play, Across her Path, was duly produced at a matinee Drury lane last week. ’The play is an adaptation of novel bv Miss Aunie S Bwan, and, thou-b carefully pro duced under the direction ...

... Charles Earris. brother of the renowned Augustus, wias engage!d to arrange the entertainment, and in order to compete with Drury lane a series of snectacular effects, as sic- borate and costly as has ever been seen in a pan- tomime, were out on the stage- ...

... pretty “'l* the PruU-viont Hume Hole That pat IV m-» u-.t to 'lopiM.-d if, with proper accca tiK-y j-iv-rnted tlicmselves Drury lane, «t if they were |.itt*vl against the Busvortli Field, rvprebcnted in the establishment •’ -until King street, litre they ...

... minister, made the lot (cheers). With proper manipulation, an art, which could be studied to perfection at pantomme time Drury lane, much could be made of such stall (cheers). fact it was Bosworth neld at the Gaiety over again (cheers). These mailed warriors ...

... Protestant Home Rule Association. That party was not to be despised if, with proper acces series, they presented themselves at Drury lane, if they were pitted against the warriors on Bosworth Field, represented in the establishment in South King street, where ...