... seen @ comple! to Bolton, and | i ttle band of te pian of the routes d theit calumete Pointing to a rough outline on hi Drury lane, ina or lead to one given centre. lea us, however, thet ‘The and a pint o } ale » atoned lor lack st. seems to me, at preeent ...

... Matinee.’’ To all «ho from that date Mar Moody-Mnnners « r ®qucnt th© theatre the name of Clenunt S;n!t is make beginning at Drury Lane. household word, and while there are ma whore needles* say, th© representations will woo disagree with his ideas, there ...

... >*of Jeasop. For five minutes or more, matters Gt. Central 5% Pref. became quieter; then Dixon opened his shoulders Boyai, Drury Lane, . Hallows and got him to get for three; but • Aoieritan T.l.v.pk Jones failed to itel Hallows away fast Dcf. 78 desired ...

... and this manager lived to see the entertainment, which mis one of the pioneers, firmly estabuub«d public favour at both Drury-lane and Covent Garden. In the earlier days the moot japortant part the pantomime was the Harlequinade, and in this connection ...

... T rhari P iaf: . Mr. Adaoiaoo. Secretary: A. Joan. i« well rememberei here, was Ixnudalc. recently the leading lady in - Drury Lane proauctions. They will lie sopported carefully The Wingates Band hold splendid record, te'eeted company. The scenery and ...

... wrote down. When ix years old Mocart and his sister made concert tours with their father. B«sddes the Moody-Manners season Drury lAne. which seems definitely decided on and is last sixteen weeks, we may have two other operatic enterprises in London this ...

... theatres on four consecutive nights, being in each instance accompanied the Queen of Norway and Princem Victoria. The Whip Drury lane witneseed on Wednesday evening. Arsene !>npiti at the Doke of York’s on Thursday. Dear little Denmark the Prince of Wales ...

... end th© week, Dan Leno will bo out the doctor's bands, and able just wishes. Naturally, is anxious take his usual part at Drury Lane, but the remonstrsacee his friends hav© any effect will not so ©vertax his strength. Everyone will pleased to hear that ...

... present one at Putney, another at and yet another in the wilds of Kent Th* date of Sir Henry Irring's production of ** Dante Drury Lane ia not yet definitely fixed, and it will probably not before the end of the month. Sir Henry*# recent illneas made it neoeeeary ...

... grow up; but New York has grown op ami i* still growing.” From a very interesting official description of the new stage at Drury lane one gathers that the roof i* 20ft higher than the old one. and is constructed of steel trusses 10ft. high and 90fy long ...

... Mr. Frederick Harriso. management with Mr. “On the Love Path.” whilst the night will witness the production Prodigal Son” Drury Lane, nigbfcers will thus be busy four rive nights of the week. [ gat gnat variety, etylieh design, and low prices, in reliable ...

... Parii St. Helens-rd., Leig! tion © a Sc 700, bas been let to Mr. Towards the end of Iai _ 1901. en eee BRIEF, TERRIBLE at Drury Lane ts £225 LON: with Mr. Hi. Benhouse, — Count Tolstoi state that FOUR LIV ontall- ta a A fre invalvine the k it used ug morning ...