... —To-night enormons attractions. By kind It oermisaionof Sir Augustus Hams. Wink the other Eye aod Whacky. Whacky. «M*aed Drury Lane pantomime gifl for tnreo YfOTA rnl£E “> Co®- vny on record. ; USEUM, BULL KING.-Grand Corabmation of Talent Towinnr. HARLEY ...

... Monday night the Princess of Wales the Princesses Victoria and Miiud were able to bear by its nn-aas j«art tho op-ra given at Drury Lane, and selections from the penormaoces at other theatres. THE URAWING ROOMS. The Lord Chamberlain authorised to state that ...

... indeed is the drams faro offered at the Theatre Royal this week. Staged with all the realistic effect that characterises Drury Lane melodrama, even to the “stud of six blood horses, including the Grand National winner. * Voluptuary,”' the programme tells ...

... BXNXCTT. excellent bill, organised by the committee of the benefit to Mr. E, L. Blanchard, was thoroughly appreciated at Drury Lane yesterday. Nearly the entire programme was gone through, and it was close upon six when the performance terminated. It commenced ...

... A TERRIBLE DEATH-RATE. Pow Street Police Court ye*terday Wm. McCarthy the own. r of .6. Drury Lane, was summoned tbe m.lance Bt oil.ss board of Works, show ca whv be should not abate a nui ance. onsa, clerk the iowrd that 31 people lived in this huuse ...

... the Garrick Theatre, where Mr. H. T. Brickwell presented Puts tn Boots with large measure of suc'-ceas. The subject of the Drury Lane pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk. The German Emperor, who has been suffering from severe influenza cold caught at Gtihrde ...

... for bouquets supplied to toe defendant to present to well-known The two five guineas wwe seat to Newcastle, and the other Drury Lane. Ten guineas: no doubt was Urge sum for bouquet, but had to made on Boxing Day, and the Sowers were very dear, —Mr. Cooper ...

... and Wallace’s MariVina was played from November 15th, 1345, till the end of the foiiowing January. Tho career of Maritana Drury Lane was, however, carried on under rofliewhat ext-aordinary conditions, for after the first seven weeks [ it was played only ...

... William Farmer, is au Australian merchant in the dty. Sir Augustus Harris, the Junior Sheriff, is well known the lessee Drury Lane and Garden Theatres. is th® eldest son the late Mr. Augustus Harris, who was actor and sometime manager of the Prinoeas’s ...

... permiasion Sir Augustus Harris. Mia* MARIE LM)YD. the original Wink the other Eye and Whacky, Whacky. Whack. This is engaged at Drury Lane pantomime as principal girl for three «mrs. Marie Lloyd lz a eery bewitching and wonderful performer. to-night. BROS. COSINO ...

... DOWNES. COLUKTT. FKNBOW wad PUPIL; i,j« BKACmONTJ*. liiinii! Bt*J«i.ar* Ijodep Water. wetrk IViJisy. jjwrtcraji to heir Drury Lane F.^cjie^mnni. M' OSEUM, BULL EINQ,, BIRMINGHAM. —To-Kiaira. QonjHMUf Airtiifia. WAiKRB wwl KELLY, EMILY OLIVER. CHIPPENDALE ...

... published the illustrated journals almost invariably appeared in them. Mr. Izowden was his 77tli year. TWELFTH NIhHT AT DRURY LANE ...