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... transpire. ROBBING A JUDGE OF HIS WATCH - CHAIN. James 1-lubbard, thirty-four, a labourer, living in Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, -vas charged at Marlborough-street police-court to-day with stealing a gold Albert chain and seals, worth r6, from Mr. ...
... Croydon Theatre. Last evening a panic was narrowly averted at the Grand Theatre, Croydon, during the perform- aJlce of the Drury Lane drama Human Nature. In the middle of one of the great military scenes the heavy iron fire-proof curtain suddenly descended ...
... so-calfled, up to d:ate, thterefore, amnounts to only Drury Lane Theatre. I Mrs. John Wood is not going to America, ats has been stated. On the contrary, this clever a~ctress returns to Drury Lane on the 12th inst. in a revival of The Whtie Heather ...
... nos. It is recorded, in the same book, of the graaf Liston, that he was wont to appear sometimet before his audience at Drury-lane singing this same song and words, whilst riding on a donkeyr giving the refrain as Ah, hide your nose. The general idea ...
... the Comedy Theatre, be not approved. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. They had considered two drawings, dated April 23d, 1898, showing the new steel girders which it was pro- posed to place under the main stairs at Drury-lane Theatre. They recommended That the two ...
... Barkham, Bait, of Norfolk, but the lady died in 1710 without issue. The' actor migrated to the Haymarket, iand afterwards to Drury Lane. - Attne latter house he was kept in the background by I Wilts. 'This, bowever, only made his! triumph the greater when ...
... Rev Charles Robert Maturiu, who died in 1828, well known in his day as the author Bertram, a trag« ...
... oxit among the masonm, who demand an increse of W4g4 and seductisit of Ihe hours of wO& Tito strikers numbes 2,000. DRAJ. DRURY LANE THEATRE. Messrs. Qeell Raleigh and Henry Ilha's romasnte d4rama, The White Heather, which was withdrawrn in the full tdo ...
... `Wales Theatre in Tottenham 'Court Road. IndeedI beheve Mr.Hare has not played the part of the Beau in London for 2$ years. Drury Lane, which has been closed since the tpantomime was withdrawn,.was re-opened to-' i I night with a revival of the successful ...
... whether he intends to take any steps in the matter. THE WHITE HEATHER, AT DRURY LANE. The White Heather, fearlessly announced on the programme as 1 the greatest of all Drury Lane dramas, was last night successfully reproduced for the summer season. ...
... production of Ci1 derclla at the Alexandra, Stoke Xewington. This pantomime will be an up-to-date version of one of the Drury-lane annuals, with scenery and dresses all or. the Lane scale. HUNMANITY 'returns to the South London on Mon- day. It is still ...
... production of Cinrderella at the Alexandra, Stoke Newington. This pantomime will be an up-to-date version of one of the Drury-lane annuals, with scenery and dresses all on the Lane scale. HUMANITY returns to the South London on Mon- day. It is still ...