... THE , Corporal Smith, 78. a survivor of the flirter head disaster, now avoiding at Middleton Cheney, was present at Drury Lane Theatre, on Wedniveiay evening, at a performance of the new drama wherein the sinking of a troopship name.] the Beachy Head ...

... his early years was a 'pocket-comedian. the hind kg. of a pantomime elephant. a about. • dancer, an acrobat He was • mite Drury Lane in a Christmas produetion in when he fulfilled the humble oar. of the ion in • perepective line of soldier& His sister, ...

... will surpass anything he has yet brought here. The book of Aladdin has been written by Mr. Hickory Wood, author of the Drury lane pantomime, and there ore ten scenes. A company has been engaged, in addition to Collins' troupe of dancers and the Moson ...

... The heroine, Kathie, will be Waved by Mies Imce Lavington, a part which she has Made her own. Mr. Robert Minster, of Drury Lane fame, will not-tray the character of Heinrich, and Mr. Nel.ia by-th.• way, was the Int one to enact the role of the ...

... Myrtle, to make it acceptable.- The theatre will be chased next week and will re-open on Eater Mondsy with the popular Drury Lane drama , The White Heather. by kir., Henry Dundas' Company. HENLEY-ON-THAMES. Bangs, TITIMSD9T.—There watt no hue- Teel ...

... For Copper and Brass. For Tinware. OXFORD AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Times had the following amusing remarks in its notice of the first public performance of Mr. Cecil Raleigh's new drama at Drury Lane Theatre. The critic says After five hours of The ...

... to any pantomimes myself. bat my friends whom ages ramp hum six to sixteen. tell me that they are very good this year. Drury. lane is as usual the most go/venom but the beet all-round pantomimes, to my mind. are to be found in the suburban theatres. I ...

... and bark about once a fortnight or three weeks. In short, the •hole public miad of Freon u engromed with the receipt. of Drury Lane Theatre last wuk were aptitude of Louise 21.—We have the malefaction to date that fifteen of the enemies gunboats bare raptured ...

... Beetton be a Companion of the Beth. Civil Division. As principal private he accompanied Mr. on his tour is .Routh Africa. The Drury Lane pentorchne for nett Christ. mile will be called Hennas' Deunpty. Mr. Den Limo will take the title part. and Miss is George ...

... • 9 Elie (em~lr^mnnßyn am not reinsslim M; Caine's povel. bat tot the ventein it now played at Drury Lane Theatre Little did I think when I saw Mr. Gierrge Alexander, in the dignified seriousness, of early middle-eye and inaseuline evetiing Areas. as ...

... credit were prreluoed at the Standard, including the introduction of raeetweses on the stage in 1881—mid copied morn* at Drury Lane; the origination of the foxhunt and waterjump in Thu Silver Wedding, in 1885; the origination of the tank dramas with ...

... the last three mouths. General Samson, a Filipino insurgent leader. has surrenderid in Bohol with 25 cannon and 54 rifles. Drury Lane pantomimes. according to Mr. Arthur Collins, cost from £12.000 to to produce. lewd Itimebery, it is said, will be entertained ...