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... THE END OF DRURY-LANE, The proprietors and renters of Drury- lane, who cease to exist under the new lease that has been granted to Sir Augustus Harris directly from the Duke of Bedford, have now disposed of the last of their rights. Not the least vexatious ...
... programme include the funny actors and vocalists, Verno and Voyce Flo. Ponley, serio-comedy vocalist Lily Harold, from Drury- lane Theatre; Ada Pawn, the clever serio- comedy artiste George Rippon, Irish comedian the Jackson family, expert musicians; ...
... adaptation to her husband's varying moods. Drury Lane drama is a little unfortunate in requiring its villains to be at all times villain- ous—a pomt wherein it errs in its pourtrayal of human nature. But Drury Lane, demanding an obvious and unmistakable villain ...
... is of a highly sensational and mdo- dramatic character, and in not a few respects partakes of the nature of those famous Drury Lane productions that largely helped to make the reputations of Sir Augustus Harris*, and the late, Mr Henry Pettitt. An attractive ...
... MISS ALMA STANLEY. The Darby Winner has caught on at Drury- lane beyond the rnwi fervid anticioattons nf SIr MISS ALMA STANLEY. AugustusHarris. There never has been such busi- ness at the book- ing office within living memory. There is no doubt that much ...
... sporting and spectacular drama, the Work of Sir Augustus Harris, Mr. C. liaeighl, and Mr. H. Hamilton, which was presented at Drury Lane for the first timelast rtight, and which, on the whole, met with an enthubsi yostic reception. With an amount Of, ceurage ...
... PRESEN8TATION TO SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS. Yesterday afternoon, in the saloon of Drury Lane Theatre, an illuminated album was presented to Sir Augustus Harris, in recognition of his services to opera in this country. Among the names inscribed in the album ...
... 2 ?? OCCASIONAL NOTES. Page 3 ?? TAFFY WAS A ?? (IN THE HOUSE. BY AN O35ERVER).-A PLEA FOR SNOBS-MUSIC: ENGLISH OPERA AT DRURY LANE; uELIJAH AT ALBERT HIALL.-ADVERJrSEM:9TS. Page 4 ?? REVIEWS: TI-I PUBLICATION OF TIE BANS; NEW NOVELS.- SBRI[G iuTIME IN ...
... delegates took the opportunity of visiting the Model Common Lodging House, which the London County Council has erected in Drury. ! lane. There the homeless wanderer may find X accommodation at the lowest possible rates. R Beds and foot.baths are provided ...
... ted with seats near the cafafaiquo. 'Ihe service was fully choral, special artistes attending from tho Opera Company at Drury Lane. The mass was conducted by Doctor Vaughan, Archbishop of Westminster, assisted by the clergy attached to the ehnrch. Hundreds ...
... adaptation to her husband's varying moods. Drury Lane drama is a little unfortunate in requiring its villains to be at all times villain. ous—a point wherein it errs in its pourtrayal of human nature. But Drury Lane, demanding an obvious and unmistakable ...
... 1S75i. pRoST.XApg to) Jfr S. F relech, theatrical bookseller, Strand M. VIANC.-APP4I to the Secretary, St. Asaph Lodge, Drury- lane. C. A ?? The titles have not been nsed as far as we know. (2) The 11atal course is to forwlard the play to a theatre manager ...