... 2rith inst., when a mist interesting programme will be enbesitted. The artistes are Mr Duncan and Miss Calaway, late of Drury Lane, L Tea Csonat Uritow.—Tbis union, recently mans lied by lire A. J. Hughoi and Giddirteou, and of which Mr J. T. Dees, Mus ...

... towards the English bourgeoisie (Heaven be kind to us!) and their childish affection for a silly old opera. Now . went to Drury Lane at that aft ernoon celebration for mild leng gym., paid my half-crown to the it like • man, and stewed for three hours amongst ...

... connection viJi club will be held at the on Tuesday evening. when Kr Du the celebrattd humorist, and Miss Helen Conway. froa Drury Lane, London, will give tisk entertainment. • dance will follow, Naw Paaxisite.—Fear Bros their beanies premises in Terrace road ...

... was made ap of • sense of songs, reeitetions and eketebee, by Mr W. R. Duncan. of Liverpool, and Mire Deese Conway, of the Drury Lane Theatre, London. The chair was well filled by Mr B. E. Morin. commenced soon half-past ten, mod was kept ap for hoes., to ...

... wear apparel worth £5 Here is a bill taken at random from • vast number to be found in the accountant'e private office at Drury Lane, and as it affords an excellent example of the prosaic manner in which the characters of • play are regarded by an everyday ...

... in the centre of the W.C. district means gold beyond the dreams of avarice. After all, would it be a public calamity if Drury Lane Theatre were disestablished ? I think not. Brush sentiment out of the way, and the objections are very few. In the opinion ...

... luncheon; 2.1.1, inspection of dockyards, Ac.; .1.30, special return train; eight p.m., Earls Court special fklte ; 11.30 p.m., Drury Lane Theatre reception. How often have some of us gone through almost precisely the same programme at the tail of a Royal retinue ...

... on Saturday and Sunday there were demonstrations and appeals, money collected was not worth talking most. The actors at Drury Lane over the mositinNi let it he clearly understood that they bed no sympathy with the men, and I fear that wilt be found to ...

... in the year—the children's fancy dress ball at the Mansion House, and the cutting of the I3addeley Cake on the stage of Drury Lane Theatre. It was my fortune (good or ill) to be present at both, and I was struck with the hearty enjoyment of the little ...

... at the Grecian were followed by two years at Covent Garden. in company with my old comrade., and this is my I:iih year at Drury Lane Theatre under Sir Augustus Barris. I suppoee 81r Augustus Harris never spendslers than £L5,000 on one of his pantomimee ...

... Rooms in connection with the Mr W. R. Duncan, Liverpool, the celebrated humorist, and Miss Helen Conway, from Drury Lane Theatre, London, were the principal artistes. Mr B. Morgan. Mount Pleasent, was the chairman of the eventag. This makes Mr Duncan's ...

... Gould—are unable to deal to their satisfaction with these right hon. gentlemen. The landlords of the new lodging-house off Drury-lane (the County Council, to wit) are • little nonplussed to far by the result of their experiment. They have no reason to complain ...