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... 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' ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL.-Managing Director, D ARTHUR COLLINS. THE CHILDREN'S PANTOMIME, THE BABES IN THE WOOD, TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30. Dan Lero, Herbert Campbell, Ada F lanche, and Powerful Company. For full patticulars see daily Papers. Box Office ...
... unknown; ant, following in the footstep of big father, we fret mar of him es nopJinuomaring the production of hie own mime at Drury-lane, in OW. an entertain; meet which he describe as one of dancing, action, and motion may Ike latter would appear to have ...
... 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 ...
... estimated by Mr. W. Ogilvie to be six hundred miles long and one hundred miles wide. THE PLAYHOUSES. “THE BABES IN THE WOOD,” AT DRURY LANE, Scenic magnificence and spectacular splendour have now for years been associated with the Christmas productions at the ...
... of course, but really quite so stupid as our author would lead us to suppose. people, if we may jucl,;e by novels anJ Drury Lane, in the way-one wonders that marriages do not occur accidentally-but it thi ~ piece Thereupon is sentenced to penal servitude ...
... Willis, Miss G., Dolly Varden Williams, Mrs. and Miss Williams, Miss Gwladwys, Oranges and Lemons Williams, L., Dan Leno (Drury Lane Theatre) Willoughby, H., Charley’s Aunt Wilson, Mr. A. rome, Valentine (Faust) Winterbotham, Miss Jessica, Snow ...
... Douglas, Isle of Mad*, fish-salesman . . . 5 i Frsser, William Davidson, of the ship Corolla,- c/> John Bell A S .n, G, Drury- lane, Liverpool, io the cnuuty rf Lancaster, England, master mariner . .10 Freer, Eleanor Maris, nf the ?? of Bal- 1 Uugh, Isle ...
... CL ISTMAS PRODUCTIONS. 'BABES IN THE WOOD AT DRURY-LANE. Pantomiine, Written and Invented by Arthur Stargees and Arthur Collius. Fyinec Paragon ?? Mliss ADA BLAXClE. Malian ?? MiSS VIOLET RIOBlINsON Bgios irtle Girton ?? Miss ALICE BARNErr 'lf. S'p, ...