... in ych-street, has mode a right worthy bid for popular favour which were they not so evergreen should make the contiguous Drury Lane management look to it. laurels. The latest Christmas version of the story of the most popular, if not the most famous, of ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. DRURY LANE THEATRE. A typical Boxing Night audience was present on Monday to witness the production of Sir Augustus Harris's fourteenth aunnal pantomime, which was re- ceived with unbounded enthusiasm. Not content with au ordinary nursery ...

... THEATRICALS. DRURY LANE. Sir Augustus Harris will soon find, if he has not already begun to find, that there are limits to his ambition. He has one of tLe largest stages and one of the largeit theatres in the world, and in his successful efforts to crowd ...

... distraction as pantomime existed. Among the well-to-do there is doubtless a predisposition to send the young people just once to Drury Lane. The hundred and one other pantomimes are of • purely local character, and if heard of at all in the West End, are heard ...

... -got her into her own lodging, wbere she was put into the bed, and there remnained until her death. Dr. James Bremner, 26, Drury-lane, told the ury that whcn called in he diagnosed brain mischief from fractured skull, and this was corroborated. by the a-topsy ...

... For the police were running the Old Year one And the New Year in! • • • Of course on Boxing Night I went to Mse opening of Drury Lane pantomime, and es usual saw all the rank, fashion, and journalism of London strongly represented. This Boxing Night function ...

... may be, a month's hard weather means to the manager a balance at the end of the year on the wrong side of the ledger. To Drury Lane Theatre alone it means thousands of pounds, for parents will not order out their carriages to run the risk of breaking their ...

... MIDDLESEX MUSIC HALL, Drury-lane. Proprietor sad Mr. J. L. OnAfyon. MONSTER VARIETY COMPANY. LIGHT/anti PROGIRAMHE. Grand Production of a New and Original nabob of Absorbing Inters* entitled THE WITHERED OAIL • supported by the including O. M. H. p j ...

... persons passed tdie turnstiles. The teatres were very busy, many of them giving mnatinees, which were largely patronised, and Drury Lane, the New Olympic, and the Grand Theatre, with several of the suburban houses, were given up to pantomime. A great many other ...

... THE THEATRES• DRURY LANE. Though the Lord*? Misrule is once again In the ascendant at Old Drury, this lioesued jester of Yuletide remain@ sow as subjec tt to the supreme taste aud guidance of that modern Master of the Revels, Sir Augustus Hari is. t'ollab ...

... uncertain clink. • • • da—L it T hom Peen had many critical prey/170n bewailed the degeneracy WU of their time. •as the famous Drury Lane .panto Mother Goose was running to ohn Usable, in a letter to his scen i c . Pou . tted out bow wrong Rich's Was in many ...

... next Saturday. __e * The pantomime at the New Olymplo is a great success for Drury Lane. For although Mr. Oscar Barrett has taken more from Sir Augustus Harris than Drury Lane it likely to take from the New Olympia, for the access Mr. Barrett has achieved ...