... Harris’s oast Drury Lane pantomime is already cboaen. will beifumpfy Duwpiy, the Yellow Dwarf, thus combining two popular nursery stories. The advance booking for the present pantomime Beauty and Beast is for the ever known Drury Lane. It will also be ...

... TWELFTH NIGHT AT DRURY LANE. m*oy *inc* Robert Baddeley, play actor, left *' £lOO. Tdroe pw Cent. CoQiolidated Bank Kraui tie*, which per oent, porchMe * twelfth cake, with wine punch, which the Udie« of Lane requested partake of. every Twelfth Night ...

... instant, he arrived in Loudon for the seeing the John Bridge; WeU, what did you do?— Witness: Well, the firet night I went to Drury Lane.—And where the next night ? Well, the morning I got up—(laughter) and m the evening I went the Empire.—Well, what met two ...

... er-prisoners. A factory for brush, mat, lace, and shoe making will ; while a female prisoners' home is in preparation. At Drury Lane in the west and Brick Lane in the ea-t new shelters are in progress for nearly 6GO persons alb The Old Street Brewery being ...

... ” wehton to say, “to came back to England. Madame Pare Rosa had heard of me, and her instigation I was retained for the Drury Lane season of 1870. Then came for momentary rutemiption. After singing original part, that of the steersman in the Flying Dutch#um ...

... fireman engaged Drury Lane Theatre, was charged Bow Street Police Court yesterday with stealing diamond brooch, value £25., belonging Mrs. Child, of Montague Place, Rasaall Square. Mr. Oawsbaw defended.—The prosecutrix was Drury Lane Theatre on the night ...

... of thought should be upset by the creaking of shoe. Maturin, the bailiff-haunted author of Bertrav*— wooMsfully produced Drury Lane in 1816—and some but ocoe popular was aoonstoroed when at work stick a wafer on his forehead as a recognised sign that any ...

... in voguo, I may relate incident which occurred between myself and Macready. When singing Roug in King Arthur, pcodooed a* Drury Lane, bad to teko part of First Warrior, and course fell my lot to sing ' Come if yop dare.’ Macready, who, if anything, carried ...

... traded to supply a pi&c« calculated to accentuate his initial success with setting of “The Hunchback Notre Dame,* given Drury Lane Theatre, under the d Carl Rooa, and under the name just mentioned. Although nob mentioned, it is certain Elijah, which has ...

... but from commercial point of view tbe venture cannot regarded promising one. Mr. Augustus Harris's springattraction at Drury Lane will be an elaborate revival of Charles Reade’s evergreen drama,/t’s Never too Late to Mtmd, with Mr. Charles Warner as ...

... r s*«^“si~.^^T HI; ATKF To-irtABT (Tot»d*y>-*‘ ®' MArrn MR. ACGUSTPS HARRIS 3 DKAMATIO . at\t Theatre*, lo the Dramatic Drury Lane and season 1891. entiUed. MU-wSn of MONEY. A * the following Artii*B*:- Tfce CompanJ wdi . Mim VANE FEATHKESTOITE Mr. KEMBLE ...

... Million of Money the Prince o? Wales Theatre has been the means of bringing Bitrainghsaa the two fsaamss collaborators on Drury Lane dramas. Mr. Augustus Harris and Mr. Henry Pettitt. Yesterday afternoon these celebrities were to seen the Queen’s Hotel ...