... any body of actors at a leading theatre ever came on the stage leas prepared with their parts than those who played in the Drury-lane pantomime on Boxing Night. It little short of a scandal that with all the money and taste and thought that Sir Augustus ...

... distressed and disabled vessels which pot into the finest harbour of refuge in the Three Kingdoms. ■* All doubt to the fata of Drury Lane Theatre, so dear London, in net rest by letter published in yesterday’s evening journals from Btr Augustas Harris. having ...

... difficult it is to deal with the ocean behind the footlights has often been shows by failures in this direction; but the Drury lane, ship has the most nattiest motion. It both pitches and rolls with a verisimilitude that is likely to give bad sailors ...

... week for the youngsters. Sir Augustus Harris, as usual, proves their most considerate friend. A magnificent pantomime at Drury Lane. When we come each year to wish to express admiration for the production of panto- mime at D for Fittle and large sized ...

... Patience—in fact, it was I who created the lather part. I have played in Dublin with the Carl Rosa Opera Company, and in Drury lane and Birmingham also, while Carl Rosa himself was living. I have also had the distinction being the only Englishman employed ...

... that one was watching the most famous chakutistes of the Moulin Rouge. Throughout the Loy{ nth of A Life of Pleasure at Drury Lane and the Princess's, some 50 non-coms and sappers of the Tower Hamlets Engineers have been engaged in the famous Burma War ...