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... estimated to exceed £40,000, in covered by On Saturday afternoon the outbreak of a tire immediately opposite the main entrance Drury Lane, Theatre, London, caused great excitement, as the dense volumes of smoke led to the belief that the theatre itself was attacked ...
... another proof of Mr. Tearle's skill was afforded the admirable manner in which he represented the character of the great Drury Lane actor. Unhappily, he was still suffering from a severe cold, and all the more credit is due to him in view of the disadvantage ...
... Meantime, in the centre of the English tbestritel world Arthur of Drury Lane, ban the pantomime arena to himself. 'There are other epeeist Chrietusas entertainments, bat in pantomime proper Drury Lane stands absolutely unchallenged. And hers too, in the hilliest ...
... 200 Ogdens Prefs.. 225.; Randfonteino, 60s. . ; £500 Calico Debs., par; 100 R. Prefs., 19s. ; 200 S. A. Terrors, 6s. 100 Drury Lane Theatre, 28s. 6d. ; 50 Bexhill-on-Sea Gas, 10?. 100 Measures Prefs., 255. 9d. ; Hine Parkers Prefs., 15s: 55 Newnes Ordy ...
... foul or smoke Tt te pertectly cad ar sherry Of ell sad Por- fumecs. 23 Od per ow PRINCESS HOMES FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS THE DRURY LANE MATINEF The Duchess of Bedford, the Loe vein Wertheim and most of the other we vers of the influential ladies’ committee ...
... or the relation of a cockfight at Wisbech ; Father Whitbread's walking ghost. which ? appeered to a cabal of Jesuits in Drury Lane . Prologue the Log and at the op .1. ing of their theatre. 1612 ' 1 lie lheelth omatuowed by hi. Maeatte's wow hap N, frae ...
... own name. The ha. been arranged, selected, etc., by Mr. Law Madsen. Th• scenery I. from the hrtglise of Mr. T. Ryan, of Drury Lane; K Le liaistre, of Manoheister ; and P., C. Browne, of Leeds. The following Is the succession the scene*: Market of Bagdad ...
... fill, tir seed three days before the time To crowd a new-Made pantomime. In was nerformed the first English pantomime at Drury Lane. It was a piece 11% Wearer, and was called The Tavern Bilkers. Seeing that something was wanting, John Rich turned to ...
... the Shakespeare. The libretto is being re-written and brought to date, while last week Mr. Glover, the musical director of Drury Lane, down directing the Seat rehearsals of the augmented orchestra. The pantomime is to be produced under the personal direction ...
... are, London. The distinguished lady, who was seventy-six years of age, made her first appearance on the London stage at Drury Lane in 1854, as Bianca, Dean Milman's tragedy of ''Fazio, and from that timo played many leading parts in English drama. She ...
... lunch. The children look healthy and happy, and the teacher says the attendance is excellent. There is o similar school at Drury Lane Theatre, where the pupils number twenty. floe. *.* Saturday's novelty the appearance in the street of a large sprinkling ...
... LANCASTE Proprietor and Manager - H. WiILKINSON MONDAY, December 3rd, and during tbe Mt. Ben Greet's Company, in the Great Drury Lane success, r Al THE “ HITE l‘ EATHER. Reserved Seats, 3s. Unreserved, 25.; Back ! and Gallery, 6d. Doors open at 7, commence ...