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... things is never for a moment vulgar or even commonplace. Small wonder, then, if after the drama's very successful run at Drury Lane last year Mar. Arthur Collins should think that our cousins in the country would like an opportunity of witnessing his first ...

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... tiremen were at Iork wh a ?? until lato last ?light. I . A twrious fira broke out IsSt night ia Wild-court, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane. It o 1ted iQ a building of fotur floors, 6Ofet loag wd ,whet l Wp uwed as a packing case msnd box er''pre-: 1iu . ?? faesr ...

... scene from Hamlet, and subsequently rho Trial by Jury (in which by the way W. S. Gilbert will appear). A scene from the Drury Lane pantomime hav- ing- been given,. the entertainment will be concluded with a special harleoquinade, The conductors of the ...

... Hutchinson Brothers was with Mlanager Hughes' mammoth circus in the spectacle of The Desert, finishing at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, May 13tb, 1847. Afterwards they were at the Rosemary Branch in 1852, and with Mr Simpson at Cremorne-gardens, in 1856. ...

... attractive, and The Geisha is not filling with all its wonted ease. The Drury Lane pantomime is languishing, and Mr Collins is not sure whether he will revive The White Heather. Drury Lane has not been made a success by indertiminate lessees. Next year Charles ...

... Hutchinson Brothers was with Manager Hughes' mammoth circus in the spectacle of The Defstrt, finishing at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, May l3th, 1847. Afterwards they were at the Rosemary Brancll in 1852, and with Mr Simpson at Cremorne-gardens, in 1856I ...

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... scholastic and uuiversity titles. Thelibretto is from the pen. of Ir Sturgess, yjhon, has frequently written light pieces for3 Drury Lane and elsewhere, and the' music is bv Mr J. U. Glover, who is conductor at Drurv Line. There is no need, of course, to describe ...

... committee sutvequently established experimental areas to test the prncticablity of the scheme in Spital- Aed Haggerston, Sobo, Drury-lane, and South ling- ton, and abso continued to carry on another a-rea previously established at North xendugtoa. The results ...