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... gifts, the only fault to be found with which is that it comes on too late. But that will be remedied. People who go to Drury-lane on Boxing Night do not expect to get away before midnight. Mr. Dan Lano and Mr. Herbert Campbell are, of course, the life ...
... Ift Dickens and Jones, 5 193 SlatoesOct., 2L4 Y34 Dorman, long. tattBMurt., 9034 bges &od.1 Elcy~roc.. 1934Theatra Royal Drury Lane, IVf Kill' ~ Kichrdl & Co., CUMorn ee.. 6 V1-sa, Sons. &- C. Cuam oe ?? Flour Co.,, rd_, 394 Walker & &Mcans -afO 414C Dowel ...
... her residence, Bryanson-ecrect, Porcman-setcsare. at the age of 76. She made her first appearance on the Liondon stage at Drury-lane in DE-cemher, 1854. when she sus- tained the part of Bianca in Doeran Miman's traged;- of ''Fazio. In the aut umrn of 1°63 ...
... from 2 p.m. till dusk. The exhihition wil extend over three months. All the London suburban ?? are doing rare business. Drury-lane stands now, as aiways, by itself. No one thinks of speculating whether the anual 1 pantomime at the national theatre is ...
... and why the London new.-qiapers diligently set to convince tie provincial that we are having really dreadful times. The Drury-lane pantomime of The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast has now got into full swing, is being |>crfnrroed crowded houses twice daily ...
... Hough lane. Brats:*)'. Block Rcullert Houses January Hors forth Messrs O liter and Appi-ton. Setetal Fraebold Pastor* Land. Drury-lane. Horsforth Slit M'fc-is Hoi and Webb Freehold Premises, known sa the Dyework* Estate. KirkstaJl road- February JHh. Tho ...
... artisans' dwellings piece of land near the eewage and electric works. The property to l>o a.- prired •= f- str»-ci improvements Drury lane. Marygate, and Several tradesmen in Warrengate complained that they would lose their Icing turned out their shop*, ami mid ...
... Mount I'rvston. and soveu « ...
... Ai»o of brultory Uoawt. Jaauary zkia. Befttorth M.'nvrv Oliver and App'eton Rereral riesea of Frew bold I’aelurdvLaad, Drury-lane, Hoeatortb. 3Ut. —Mevarv Oliver Atmtotos, Four Tlirough Dwellingbouses Atkiasoo-piaov. AAvii.cgtoo read . also Mo.eay and ...
... age was the marriage of the great banker with the poor player. Sheridan, having seen her act at Strafford, engaged her for Drury-lane (1797) to play Miubrettee at thirty shillings week Hear that, ye modern actors! Thomas Courts, who was a great frequenter ...
... alarming height, th« the Engli/h were carrying iheir cannon imaica, to evacuate the place, The Epilogue to the new p’ny, Drury.lane Theatre, (peaks of the of a woman » ...
... The Drury lane paatoauac, The Beauty «t tii* the Imc , Mr. “The ''>'**** * ...