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... five children, who went to Melbourne in 18€6. Unclaimed dividends await certain holders of New Renters' certificates of Drury Lane Theatre; tie descendants of Captain Henry Kenny, who is supposed to have been drowned in the Bii of Biscay in 1841, aro ...
... intimated, were patronised than over *.* Everybody will deligbteu with lie pantomimo that Mr. Arthur Collins has produced Drury Lane, seeing it contains every ingredient that spectacular comicality nerds to agreeably impress. Mr. Sturgcss'a book excellent ...
... attended Westminster Abbey in State. 26. Maid stone epidemic abating. November 1. Memorial to Sir Augustus Harris unveiled in Drury Lane Theatre. Funeral 'of the Duehees of net at Windsor ; Mr. J. Cbamberlait installed Lord Rector of Glasgow. 9. Lord Mayor ...
... country an amount of evirits equat. to three and. a. balf n years consumption, or say 117 million gallca-s. The Royal Theatre, Drury Lane, maintains its bigh tV reputation as the homod par exouellanpe of pantomime. 1 Babes io the Wood, produced on Boxing l' ...
... A Pantomime Anecdote The late Mr. E. L. Blanchard, who wrote the Drury Lane annual for over twenty years, once told me an anecdote of his early career in that department. He had written a pantomime for a rather obtuse rustic manager of the Hebrew persuasion ...
... THE BABES IN THE WOOD AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE; THE BABES AT THE FAIR DRAWN r.y A. S. BOYD CINDERELLA AT THE GARRICK THEATRE: THE BALLROOM SCENE DRAWN BY H. JOHNSON ...
... Beere's rec ~ ption was extremely cordial. This will receive attention next week. The gre.lt spectacle and funny pantomime at Drury Lane, and Mr. Oscar Barrett 's pantomime at the Garrick Thea ~ re, will have appeared before these lines are in print. Both appeal ...
... the leading Snakesperian parts. Miss Verner has had considerable experience in drama, notably with Sir Augustus Harris's Drury Lane produc- tions, and has also scored a big success as Nelly Denver in The Silver King, a part which she played for over three ...
... ” and “Poor Pa Paid” —a title that comes home to paterfamilias with especial force at this particular season. As is the Drury Lane custom, the active and experienced new manager, Mr. Arthur Collins, has been prodigally lavish in the number of his tableaux ...
... e urchin is Muter Battomley It must be ten years since Sir Augustus Harris presented us with The Babes in the Wood at Drury lAne. It certainly the beet pantomime he ever produced, but its glory dims before the magnificence of the display this year. ...
... Annual Wesleyan Christmas Tree Bazaar tho School-room, Pitt-streot, Mr. Aid. (Mayor).—Mr William Terriss, actor, maroutside Drury-lane Theatre, by a man named Richard Arthur Prince. 17. At the Town Hall, Barnsley, Mr. R. Deane, M. 8., barrister-at-law, held ...
... The daily preen are unanimous in praise of the clever reproduction of the familiar pantomime. Babes in the Wood, at the Drury Lane Theatre. Says the Daily Telegraph Let 119 candidly allow that money appears to have been spent broadcast in the endeavour ...