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... and Nellie NIvltte, the Selbini m id Troupe, and the aerobato who are not inappropriately 'r `- named tho Crango. ci re DRURY LANE. DICK WVHITTINGTON P'ANTOMIMNE to )is ?? ris nnir led SCOU3 ?? Drury ?? hle 'JTlIeatre last evening just as Ilho auri Ncsoar ...
... SPRAINS & BRUISES. Colds, Stiffness, Cramp, Bronchitis, dc. Mr, Julisa Girard. The Girarde, Theatre Royal, UNIVERSAL Drury Lane, writes: ' I have usqd your Em- brocation with surprising Is 1Ed, and 2s 9d. effect, and never intend being Nwithaut it ...
... proclamation of an Italian republic may q 3 startle Europe some morning. Lr. A new era has been opened in the history .of Drury Lane pantomime in the production. - .of Dick Whittington. it is the eleventh ¢' 3s of the famous series inaugurated by Sir ...
... jgLLIMAN'S ELIMINATES PAIN. I^LLIMAN'S ELIMINATES PAIN. SPRAINS AND BRUISES. Mr Julian Gimrd, The Girards, Theatri noyal. Drury Lane, writes I have used your .Embrocation with sur- prising effect, and never intend being with- out it. ItUiNTNING. A Blac-klioath ...
... capital ctirtaifl-fliser-1 r wihl~e -Atenedous holiday crowd, whih baced' 'Whittington. There is something unique about Drury Lane on a Bo:xing Night, and the manner in which the occupants of the gallery take up the choruses of the popular songs issomethingto ...
... even better than either of those places. The great drawback, for istance, of the County Council lodging-house in classic Drury Lane is that it is conducted on too ambitious lines. The doss is too dear, for one thing, and it is so mighty respectable that ...
... . Aquarium. Ancient instruments and MSS. will ooeupy a prominent . place. ., . . * * *. : Oneof the great seenes of the Drury Lane pantomime will be the Chinese pageant and .pro ession. The other will be a great electric arrangemnent, illuminated in curious ...
... Comeedy, 'TheoNew Woman, 2.30'; VIt Criterion, Flee Onses of Rebellious Suasan, 2.50; Tr a Crystal Palace Pantominme, 3; Drury Lane Panto-t 4 0 sisoie, 1.30 ; Lyceum Pantomimeo, 1.30 ; Gaiety, bit 11The Shop Girl,' 2;- Lyric, 1Hieslrceallenecy, 2,50 ...
... every one in the audience that night. . * * * The New Boy has reached his 350th ap. pearance before the public. .* * * Drury Lane has been closed in order to get ready for the pantomime. The Derby Winner, which hag enjoyed such a very successful run ...
... 0.16: ci Court BDr. Bill, 0; Criterion, The Cuse of F Rebellious Susan, 8.30; Daly's, A tkaiety Girl, £ 816 ; Drury Lane The Derby Winner, 7,30; £ Empire, Ballets, 7.,5 ; Gaiety, The Shop Gir, 8; Garriok, 'Money, Blobs, Ohirie e Aunt ...
... Halvy's opera, La fuive, and brought out, in I836, at the Victoria, in opposition to another version then performing at Drury Lane, in which Ellen Tree personated the heroine. Hicks, who came from the Norwich Theatre, was a terrible ranter, and, perhaps ...
... THE THEATRE. DRURY LANE. IF Sir Augusitus Harris lias not surpassed hililself as we have been so r gnleily tk Int ( previous Ctiristinases, he has at all tvcnts oln the prsent ijol0t ta!%I1 at niew ?? rture-, 1iiid this is better mai~tter for- congratufla- ...