... with three each. Ali Baba, Dick Whittington, and the Babes in the Wood are each played in two theatres. Next to Drury Lane the two theatres which have the longest and most honourable record in the way of pantomime are the Surrey and the Grand ...

... Woodcock's Wind Pills; take them as directed ; then we shall soon expect to hear your grateful testimony. Miss A. H , 78, Drury Lane, London, writes :— I had terrible pain and suffering arising from Indigestion of the cruellest kind. For three years my ...

... Woodcock's Wind Pills; take them as directed ; then we shall soon expect to hear your grateful testimony. Miss A. H—, 78, Drury Lane, London, writes :— I had terrible pain and suffering arising from Indigestion of the cruellest kind. For three years my ...

... Quers har been covernd at fe As matte: et oni & ct business of this clam lise tery effected underetaod that the tore of Drury lane Theatre placed heats ine t cover them during te tun ct the and we ase that ome or two other theatre with did the thing, ...

... original design, as well as work in every branch of art drawin Me painting by Misa Jame Thomas from a drawing Wallis, of Obl | Drury-lane, London, is interestt The Misses Hilda Rowe and Miss Janie Rowe also exhi h it in various sections, The general of work ...

... eighty years of age and has been on the stage for more than seventy years that time, beginning as a dancer when mere child at Drury Lane. This instalment first gives some recollections of her childhood and then the narrative moves to America where Mrs. Gilbert ...

... Gr t George the durmng the rebellion of 1743. Dr. Arne, accord: to Burney. ect st for the theatre, and it was sum ly at Drury Lane and Coreat Garden. It 6 wort! jag that just five years earlier the Masque of fred,” th eong “Rule Britanna.’ was ormed, ...

... years of age and has been on the stage for more than seventy years of that time, having ; begun dancer when a mere child at Drury Lane. This instalment gives J some recollections of her childhood and their move to America where Mrs Gilbert and her husband ...

... How noble! How did it happen?” Major B.: 1 killed him.”. Me. Suet, the actor, one evening arrived tb® stage entrance of Drury Lane Theatre very wet, having encountered heavy storm, when a brother artist addressing him said, 1 am afraid you are very wet ...

... repiy to Mr. Farrell, said there | library had watun the [as the House of Commons. Teache G ey ated for The bt 1a the of Drury-lane House, ral! fre- | was no information available to skew how many tnen of que 10 sked gor for spo ina er f the ume of “Britons ...

... odcock's Wind Pills; take them as directed ; then we shall soon expect to hear your grateful testimony. Miss A. H—, 7E, Drury Lane, London, writes :— I had terrible pain and suffering arising from Indigestion of the cruellest kind. For three years my ...

... Matinee FRIDAY, 2.30 MR. TREES PROD -CTIOlv RIP VAN WINKLE. Direct rom HER THEATRE, LON&ON. FRED STOREY AS RIP, FBOM DRURY LANE, GAIKTY, PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRES. LONDON. ROYAL PUBLIC ROOM&| EXETER JOHN C. GUEST has secured the services the Celebrated ...