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... day The theatres after all therefore filled the greatest of the season's festivals Venice at Olympia and the pantomime at Drury Lane could be clearly seen Of the three eelebres which filled our newspapers for tho is not the least for the Great Pearl remarkably ...
... China): Including Postage, 17s. 6d. for Twelve Months : India and ' China, 19s. 6d. P. 0.0. be made at the Post Office, *2, DRURY-LANE, London, to A. G. Martin. Cheques should b» crossed Drummond. Telegraphic Address—GARDCHRON, LONDON. ; Office: 41, ...
... theatres were after all, therefore, filled, and the greatest of the season's festivals—Venice at Olympia and the pantomime at Drury Lane—could be clearly seen. of the three mares relebre, which have filled our newspapers for weeks past the last is not the least ...
... and silently said their prayers the door before entering the magic ciiantbur. No Christmas would complete without visit to Drury Lane, and one likes to s« tor oneself whether the pantomime is really good ever this year. 1 did not on Boxing Day tins time—l ...
... THE LONDON THEATRES. OUR LONDON CORRZIPONDR3T.I DRURY LANE THEATRE. Never has old Drury been attended by wore enthusiastic 'audiences than at present, Ilumpty-Dumpty being oven more attractive than any pantomime Sir Augustus Harris has yet produced ...
... theatres were after all, therelore, filled, and the greatest of the season's festivals—Venice at Olympia and the pantomime at Drury Lane—could be clearly seen. Of the three causes celebrt* which Live filled our newspapers for weeks past, the Isst is not the ...
... Princees A Wales., with all the members their family txcept Prince George, were present at the first aerionwince of the Drury-lane pantomime on -;;i.urilsy. This is the first occasion. says the hadv fp,sph, on which the Prince and Prinsvas have WVII at ...
... COST OF Everybody knows that a pantomime costs • vast deal of money ; but at Drury-lane everything is done on a lavish scale. Here are some of the figures as given by Sir Augustus Harris: A pantomime costa from £16,000 to £20,000 for dresses, scenery ...
... on The Roman Em pire. The ceremony of cutting the Baddey Cake, on Twelfth Night, which has been usually per- formed at Drury Lane, will to-morrow night take place on the stage at Covent Garden, to which house Sir Augustus Harris has invited a large number ...
... Only > ynnr ago pcmwnt CounU** than Lady. Danin, batter known Italic Bilton. was appearing in the Drury-lane (Kintomime she certainly looked the nart. Jaat lady r«. a. CtuMariT, and, as wit remarks, I* show'ng up tb- ftbeordity the custom of primoptmiturc ...
... out of all engagements (except the Breeders' St. Laeger, Derby). January at 9 am., Lord John, by Lord Gough- Vixen, Bryn, Drury Lane, Barbatello, Blavatsky, Abyssinian, Benefice, Battle Abbey, Ballyduff, Hafla (dead), and Rivulet, out of all' engage- menis; ...
... this moment a proof that such a liking exists. In the great procession of nations which is one of the features of the Drury Lane pantomime, the repre- sentajtives of most of the countries pass across the stage without any demonstration on the part of ...