... it get her clothes alight. Over 100 children living in Drury-lane and the surrounding poor districts were entertained at a oew Year's treat at the recently-opened Inns of Court mission in Drury-lane, on Monday. Henry Ifobineon and William Lunnell, of Leicester ...

... proving to a certain extent unsatisfactory, he did not revisit London until April, 1871. He then first appeared as Faust at Drury-lane-under the management of Colonel Maple30n-and sang several times in the course of the season, making a brilliant hit in the ...

... ! Den*er Ord 3* j Threlfall 48 Denver Pref 9xd MI'SIC HALLS. Ac Alhambra 22 4 1 L Pref Canterbury 4* 5 New Tivoli 12 Drury Lane $ prem 5 Empire(ls^pit) 4* 5 Oxford 7 Empire (10s pd) 2J 3* Palace . 21 0 23 Gaiety £ lixd Aquarium •'* £ G'nd Theatre ...

... proving to a certain extent unsatisfactory, he did not revisit London until April, 1871. He then first appeared as Faust at Drury Lane, under the management of Colonel Mapleson, and sang several times in the course of the season, making a brilliant hit in ...

... where ho woo his greatest 1-successes. It is expected that the bust will 1 n'be ready before the end of the season. I- The Drury Lane directors have resolved to x:revive ?? The White Heather after the run of .8the Christmas pantomine. The receipts from1 ...

... several portraits of pantomime ?? Sketch has an admirable portrait of Mr Ddn Leno and Mr Herbert Campbell as the Babes at Drury Lane, as well as pictures from the Croydon panto- mimcs, a fine series of portraits from The Grand Duchess at the Savoy, and ...

... engagements in Paris and Italy. His first appearance in London vas in 1866, at Covent Garden, but it was not until 1871, at Drury Lane, that lie had any great success, Subsequently he was for several seasons the leading tenor at Covent Garden. It was at St ...

... Two Little Vagabonds. The Garrick panto- mime is deservedly full to overflowing, and is far I more talked about than the Drury Lane annual. ...

... r- Commence at 7 30. Saturdays (no Side Dorsi, en; n a Extra Talent. Prices from Gd. to £' 2's. e MIDDLESEX MUSIC HALL, DRURy LANE.-Proprietor, Mr J. L. GRAYDON -Teephte, No. 2,9S4.-Return of Brien M Cullough and * 2. Ic e Coiner; Pat Carey, Lily Iris ...

... -a habit he had acquired in Italy. M. Nicolini was heard again in London in April, 1871, when under Colonel Mapleson at Drury-lane he sang in Faust, and achieved still greater success as Raoul De Nangis, in Meyerbeer's Les Huguenots. Ie was also much ...

... was not received with favoer, and did nom apspear again in London until April, Is; , when he assiusel tile r l. of ?? at Drury Lane, under tle inanaigernu-t of Colonel Maple'on. l Duinimig the seson he scored a brilliant bit ccs Raoul DiV;igi in ' T'e ...

... ENTERTAINMENT. BY W. M. T. A bleak day. Over London a blanket of foz. Mud under food; a drizzle of soft rain. From the slums of Drury-lane; the Men's Shelters of B;aelfriars; the lodging-houses of Clerkenivell-north, south, east, and west-as the dull da-y fades ...