... Also, the Great Dewey Prooeesion entering Mew fork. The Paris Kahlbition, The Grand Pantomime of Cinderella, aa taken from Drury Lane ; Dr. Nansen in the Arctic Regions, The Gordons in Capetown, and many other pioturee too nnmerooa to mention. Specially ...

... the have six rt*mlv, hut to wailing for them with only two Horses lo the vehicle, about nine o’clock the same night near Drury Lane. Lord and Caplain Hill dined together the same *lay and di.M'ussed heir inl enlion with regard lo togellmr Hill’s p.-rssion ...

... Reid’s house nine o’clock. He; Mr. R. Hood, read » report the their tent*, Boers rushed through, shooting Gladys Gaunt (from Drury Lane Theatre, cross purposes. If* not the !«»« but V® S hadn’t summoned Reid witneo. re- went show it was making marked prothem ...

... the theatre a beautiful and artistically designed souven.r . splendid spectacular drama hoe been rawing record houses to Drury Lane Theatre, and hardly , week has passed without the patronage, sometimes several occasions, English amt foreign Royalty, while ...

... to wUuere the performance of Oihftto. at Drury Lane, by the mice celehrateil family, 1804. the lloum adjourned, the motMu* PUA, the oecamon of Master Betty, the Infant Roscius, making hie dfM Hamlet, at Drury Lane. The instance which ought te second, was ...

... me think of home,’’ says the Cockney to the sailor, He sighed a little. ** Often T've locked at the people coming out of Drury Lane after the performance. These fellows try to copy Englishmen. But the women are goodlookiug. Look ! Teu't she all right 7 ...

... md honey that wailing pilgrims the groat Vortb-Wewt.—Extract from the “Westminster !9P3. of February 3fJth. i* LIKE A DRURY LANE PANTOMIME A very excellent store just going the round of the clubs with regard to Lord Kitchener and the Durbar (writes ...

... story of Madame Malibron, the famous nfieratic vocalist, a/H'opo*. Madame had much to do with Alfred Bunn, the itiaaager of Drury Lane. Bunn's temper rather trying. “Do you know. said the lady to him one day, after row. ‘*l call you Good Friday?** Naturally ...

... BALLYMENA ** The production of * Dante ' Drury Lane will no donbt stimulate public interest in the Florentine and bia work* In such circuroetancee the time ia evidently ripe for the i**ue Messrs. Cawell's Fine Art Edition of the * Dor*’ Dante.’ Dorr’s ...

... “The Merchant of Venioe” At the present time Mis Hack ney is & member of Sir Henry's company in the rformance of “Dante” at Drury Lane- Mr. Eum.r. Irving being the transistor of M. Sardon's plav. MORTALITY RETURNS The average annusl death-rate represented ...

... committed. Such promptitude was characteriaUr of the man. Toolev’s Alley narrow, sig street, which, beginning si point in Drury-lane. twists its way through a mass malodorous houses until blocked finally the Red Star Hotel. is a famous Rialto of rogues ...

... about the place Bir Henry Trving bolds in the minds of the British publie, it would be at omoe dis pelled by a visit to Drury Lane om any night of his wOO shert semson there for the big house & packed from floor to ceiling, and the ap plagse aod scclsmations ...