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... R LUFFIANISM IN DRURY LANE. COURAGEOUS CONSTABLES .COMMENDED. James Brown, 33, and William Montgomery, alias Naibbs. 38, both known to the police as members of a gang of roughs frequenting Drary-lane, were charged at Bow-skeet Police Court ynsterday ...
... said, all concerned were loudly applauded, and we may con- fidentir expect to se The Great Ruby occupying the siege of Drury Lane for some months to conie. I i i i i I I i ...
... Augustus Harris with the two defendautsby wthich they were to prepare as oollaborateutrs an autumn drama, to be performed at Drury Lane. Sir Augustuswas to-arrangethe scenic and stge'effects, whiletbe others were to complete the literary portien of the drama ...
... NELLIM FARRE N'S BENEFIT. SCENE AT DRURY LANE. ENTHUSIASTS WAITING ALL NIGHT. The anxiety of a large portion of the play-going public to be present at the benefit given on Thursday to Mies Nellie Farren was evidenced by the extraordi- nary fact that numbere ...
... was during this engageseub that he rose to the heie-ht Of his populariby. In 1821 he joined the re. g-slar coinpssW sit Drury Lane, playing O'PLoarkle O'DJisyin Tif orlfiss. sitz-, william afterwards adopted Irish parts, 'the principal being 'Fadreen ...
... Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark, who had returned from Sandringham, and the whole party spent the evening at the Drury Lane Pantomime. On Sunday the Duke and Duchess of York arrived in time to say good-bye to Prince and Princess Charles, who left ...
... triumphs and his safe return. Mid-day on Thursday was fixed for the celebration, and Mr. Arthur Collins, the director of Drury Lane theatre, most kindly trans- formed the Grand .baloon into a fine lodge room. lie was able to recall many pleasurable re ...
... scenery and costumes are both rich and tasteful, while the ballet of roses (very closely resembling the one of orchids in the Drury Lane pantomime) is a marvel of colour and arrangement, and last night proved, by reason of the perfect manner in which the dancers ...
... the incompetent actor. To be amusing The Spanish Armada should be played with pains- taking solemnity, and in the best Drury Lane manner. The pretentious bombast of its ShaksDearian blank verse requires this treatment in order to bring out its real value ...
... Danish Anibassadors, thoe Greek Chargd tl'Affaircs, and the Greek Archiusandrite. A few days ago the captive balloon over Drury Lane Theatre to advertise Ruby escaped from its moor- itgs and has not since been heard of. Its place wats taken by another ...
... a4 LITTLE VULGARiTY. Drupw L.A:aE did not give it to mle. (Drury Lane was gorgeous and lavish and beautiful too.) 1 sought it then at the Garrick. (The Garrick was dainty and pretty, and, in truth-I thought-sadly refined.) I wanted to laugh, but solernu ...
... TO-NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL Manasing Director ARTHUR COLLINS. TO-NIG1 I, and EVERY EVENING, at 7.45, THE GREAT RUBY ,nw and original drama bY CECIL RAm.EIGoi and HlENRY HAMIILTON, with powerful cast, including DIrs. Jobn Wood. ...