... THEATRE ,ROYAL great Drury Lane Di. WWI* Heather will re produced at this theatre tha liaise next week, whilst on Saturday athetheas will be a special matinee of David Geneelk, ler Yr Wyndham, Miss Monrs, god the wbeile the new Wyndham Theatre ...

... been seen Binnimrharo Severn times proviously. it neverthelen attracted large audience at the Theatre Royal last night. all Drury Lane drama*, it affords ample scope for spectacular and mechanical etfcct, and Uie diving scene the last act one of the smartest ...

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... letperieneedj WantedJ ttve not.— J-rWelcb. Draper. Homl. • | VKA-'tHMAKING Wantel good Assistant ateace.—Apply. Mr*. XF wey. Drury Lane. Solibuii. DRBbBMAKINIi —tiood I mproror Wanted onoa—Mr*. Walawrijht. New Spring 2b£4 AKI N«; -Impeorer. also Appreotioe; ...

... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. At the Theatre Royal The Great Ruby enters on second week Its Drury Lane fame and gorgeous mounting combine secure larce audiences, and the prolongation of its visit will further extend the popularity of this remarkably successful drama ...

... the scenes, Chinese Honeymoon should prove a popular addition to productions its class. We move in martial just now, and Drury Lane melodrama, with that dash the military element beloved of Atißuatua Harm, who surely knew his playjjocrs’ fancy well, is ...

... prepara* feiona ars already act ire progress (or pantomimes too Laoodon theatres which supply this elaj— of amiirw ment. At Drury Lane the “annual” is to be Jack and tAc BeantUUk. The performance is to embrace some novel and striking effect*, notably a scene ...

... PROM THE FOOTLIGHTS. Already the theatrical air with the of pantomime, and ooum?. London, the interest centres in the great Drury Lane ••armnl. Jack end tke feanMaJl is its time-bonourcu wobject, Mr. Arthur Stsrgess its author, acd Mr. Arthur Collin., the ...