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Subseribers are earnestly requested ta refer for full particulars to tha Lists under tha various headings, ..
... ceeeeee .builder B P Orsm Frederick, Ashwick .. .carpenter B P Pearce Thomas, Tottenbam ~carpenter BS Pillinger George, Drury-lane .. ..builder BP Pointer Robert, Earley Rise, Reading .. builder Anl Rowe Geo., Earwood-rd., house decoratr. BS Smithies ...
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
... Rosa Company s Drorv Lace Theatre next Raster troe. A correnpondeut the Pall that Mr. Bala was dandy as the opening night Drury Lane pan- Mmijßo iu hie Immensikofl with **i(S*ird Jan nary next it open to anyone to offer price over £lO.OOO for the Shakespearean ...
THE GLO LANE THE NATIONAL THEATRE. TWICE DAILY, 1.30 and 7.15, Augustus Hams a Pantomime. JACK AND THE ..
... mouths lo come full houses day and night will his reward.” JACK AND THE BEANSTALK at DRURY LANE.—Tho »aysJack and the Beanstalk is likely to remain memorable among Drury Lane triumph' . Not only is it equally brilliant and iirli-tic sneetacie, but it has large ...
LONDON CORRESPONDENCE
... 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 ...
The Perthshire Constitutional & Journal, Wednesday, January 1, 1890
... newspapers that it is not necessary. It may ,utEce to say that whether the visitor elects for Jack and the Beanstalk at Drury Lane, or for the pieces provided at one or other of the rival playhouses, he will have no reason to complain of his entertainment ...
London Notes
... 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 ...
The steady and artistic advanes of Mr. Beerbohm Tree sad Mr, E.S. Willard are notable features of the
... success, to Mrs. John Wood’sdelight. At Covent Garden we have circus, pantomime, snd performing lions pigs, and bears. At Drury Lane the splendour of the sonusl pantomime breaks the run of patriotic drams. At the Gaicty the great enthusiasm which attended ...
OLD ODLING'S FAIRY
... was Old Odlin.r. and yet, in all this misery, something peeven , 4 him from being taken for what he was—a super in Drury-lane Theatre. . His life wis strangely sad, so chi-, rhea, so monotonous, so and unloving,that it nas a wonder how or why he ...
THE MORNING POST. [Established November 2, 1772.] — ♦ DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. ?? Augustus Harris, Lessee and ..
... THE MORNING POST. [Established November 2, 1772.] — ♦ DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. ?? Augustus Harris, Lessee and Manager. TO-DAY, at 1.30 and 7.15, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK : Messrs. Harry Nicholls, Leno, Laurie, jun., Griffiths Brothers, Conquest, jun., ...
PROVINCES
... Lolbo Dt-umar and Floreoce s ry.,& Mr- E. Lewis. Mr. Ford Eaaimao. and Jolly Lmlo Uwia. amouust others. . . Last year's Drury Lane h ® ,n the Wood.' has been removed b'jdliy «o the Theatre, NewcasUc, and Ukco the fancy of the ocsidera. ** Sinbad'' is ...
TO-DAY
... 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 ...