... Henry was toiler from the time tin lie «trolling player until Die highest rank tram ■ill. circle* Mar- Biarin. Lyceum, I Drury Lane always man who worked an uphill (hear. hear). Tba rrndolioo was ia»*«d are alter the the . uumittea, The proceedings lenumated ...

... five are new—- Harold'’ and ipr.Mlucw.l at foveat Garden) and The iiarirred Unde. The Bird Seller. and - The Poacher (at Drury lane). The list of works (■erfonoed at Covcnt Garden this season includes lire Verdi, three by tiounid. two each M-aart. Meyerbeer ...

... PrarrMlor and PatanMe. JONfcB. Owaaral J TMM KVEKISO. HUBERT PATEMAX S CCMPANY TILE WORLD BKNOWNKL) THE WOHLi). rtayad Drury Lane. London.. lloniay Neal—THE BANDIT RING~ Prices itfa ». Bex Uftce at % OrafUio sweet. E I N T Ls. I For N.*hls *od ...

... could cover the conw quences peacock's featbars being worn tt decorating scene. amosing iastaoc of Utter belief occurred at Drury lane t othr afternoon, when the dresses from Worth to worn in the new drama. “Cheer, Boys, Cheer, were being tried on some of ...

... organwt at Church. aa'tt 56 year* since bis dot .Mewcaatle Rudolpbo in *l* .-umuambule. Soon warcJi ha-tang loO'ir at Drury Lane with Ifeertady Company. may bo inWireatuig add that it 15 yoarm since be brat neared Irtans the concert atsge. Memory fails ...

... STKi.KT MUSICIANS. Mi*. J. M. Glover, musical director, Coreiit-gard.‘ii and Drury-lane, who Dublin mac, wriu» an Interesting letter in rtgard street uiu.-uciaii*, who—the ordinary nut them, at any rate —are to uiia Anathema Maran-atha. He says Within ...

... nations should deal with that race. DAY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOM. Next month Landau School Board will open day industrial acbool in Drury Lane. It already liaa four ordinary’ industrial schools, whom truant unuianageable boys girls are kept, and children W M*uie ...

... great export, but nothing, as they say, to bta boo. walked all the way from the far end Parliament street to point east *4 Drury lane. Gentlemen his professu n are, a-c rule, remarkably reserved, so, expecting little information, I was not greatly disappointed ...

... the lamented Prime Consort taken uek-** for any performance thearro except ordering for the season lie reserve for her at Drury Lane Garden. Lord Salisbury, who went Windsor Saturday, did tuit return the Poretg* Oflace yesterday. Sir John Leng. M.P., after ...

... jouruai in lllmets. whioii is suuply called ' X.“ A we-cidled electrk- sbaving nurror now made by .Messrs. and Co,, at .Drury' Lane. ieefcure ooneate-of Wievei- led freme-of inafcertvl. which electric ini. lamp and reflectiT. The hgfit is ttuis thrown ...

... very best a ill twig® *opreiue. both regards performer* and scenic effects. Bat perhap* you not realise what the mounting Drury lane pantomime mean* all concerned. have over a thousand ironies our salarv list. Thru, I aßppwe, immense sum of money ha* paid ...

... daughtosw Mr lliokasis l inoer r-memheri Honey *• iflud hong Mo »t the Princess's, and W. d. and hi» sum - Harlequin >garth” at Drury Lane. One w Use Very j-cp.mirnax lie evar saw was • lbs p..rty Tbiewea” at t'jawot Garden, under the nixnwgVfUi'iii of Augustus ...