... little sister I xr Kate, sbe held up bravely to the end ? L r. We bave reeoived the following letter from D r- the Manager of Drury lane Thesare: Sie,-Refermng to ibe inatredlng alrcle in your ssue a a of Moaday La us to the Kiligrew i-lent f Drury a at Lai ...

... HAMPTON & SONS Ld. Pall Mall East, S.W., who send it post free. No. 10,846. —You LXX. TO-NIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENTS DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collin*. The Chiklreirs Pantomime. TWICE DAILY, 1.30 and 7.30, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. ...

... serious illness which prevented her appearing on the first night of Jack and the Beanstalk, made her appearance as Jack at Drury-lane on Monday, wearing dresses designed entirely by herself. On Thursday she had a relapse, and has been unable to play since ...

... abundance upon the talented performers who make up Mr J. L. Graydon's big holiday bill, and the audiences at the popular Drury-lane establishment, never very cold in theirappreciation, have this week waxed noisily enthu- siastic, chiefly at the efforts ...

... the curtain raiser thero.: ?? ?? T he lDuL- of Camnbridge s~aw. A essage from? Mlare at the A~venue 'on Thntrsday. ?? At Drury Lane, wrhere Jack- and the E Beanstfalk ia an enormous sruecess, t~he opniar iisls ?? Stewfart is now; play- - Ing Jack. This ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Column The Children's Pantomime. TWICE DAILY, »t 1.30 and 7.30, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Written and invented by Arthur Sturgess and Arthur Collins, Music by J. M. Glover. DAN LEND. HERBERT CAMPBELL. ...

... HAMPTON & SDNS Ld. Pall Mall East, S. W., who send it post free. No. 10,852.— V01. LXX. TO-NIGHT’S entertainments DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collins, The Children's Pantomime. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK ...

... Ni'ht's Dreare was vulgarised. It was hacked about atid in ie into a libretto for operas and operettas. G(riick mangled it for Drury-lane in 17683 and then came a period of fifty years during which the play was never acted at all. Amongst recent revivals are ...

... years, and his cloths were familiar to the frequenters of the old Foresters' and the Middlesex. the present act-drop at the Drury-lane hall being from his brush. He has painted for nearly every music ball in London, and has executeid work for the Aquarium ...

... heartier becomes the applause. Mr Hlarri Mai-tfield, after singing a song lescriptive of anl adee;itle lie had at famous Drury-lane Theatre, makes his appearanlce as a gentleman in khaki. He gives a spirited rendetitig of Ihe Dear Old ?? Jack, at the ...

... Kings a Outcast, Seri-ing fhe Queen, The Eve of Marriage, Mr ?? autumn play at Terry'8 Theatre and two I scenies for thle Drury-lane pantomime of Jack and the I Beanstalk. Much sympathy is felt for the parents of isthe deceased in th e severe loss they ...

... King's Outcast, Serving the Queen, The Eve of Marriage, Mr Parker's autumn play at Terry's Theatre and two scenes for the Drury-lane pantomime of .Jack and the Beanstalk. Much sympathy is felt for the parents of the deceased in the severe loss they have ...