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... congratulated on another Drury Lanesuc- ccs..?? Standard. DRURY LANE.--the CHILDEENb PANTO- MI MX. JAI'K AND THE BEANSTALK. Produced by Arthur Collins. What the DaUy Press says : The wonders of Drury Lane pantomime will never cease. The latest version of ' ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collins. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK : Messrs. Lan Leno. Johnnie Danvers, Oueen and Le lirun, William Morgan, and Herbert Campbell: Mesdames Mabel Nelson, Mollie Lowell, Rita ...
... l4s; Court, A Royal Fnanily, &30K Co-vent G;arden Ball. 11; Criterton, My Daxzghzer-in-Law, 9; Daly's, San Toy, tin5; Drury Lane Pantomime, 7.30 ; Duke of zork's, `ltss Hobbs, 8.15: Emnpire, Ballets,_ 8; Gaiety, AV Runaay GirL` 8.13; Garrick Pantootnire ...
... James Hynes, alias Dunn, aged 78, who died from phthisis and senile decay, at a common lodging-house in Macklin-street, Drury-lane. the mortuary keeper stated that he found sewn in the deceased’s vest five £5 notes and Post Office Savings Bank book showing ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE RtIYAL. Manat..iE Director. Arthur e>)llins. TWICE DAILY . - 1.50 and 7.30. JACK ANDTHE BEAN- STALK : Messrs. Ml* Leno. Johnnie D»nver_. Queen ?? fii-nj. Wiili»ni ~-liirga.il, and Herbert Campbell; MeFdameM Mabel Nelson, Mt -'die Lowell ...
... been given several chances av the Strand. Chiefly patriotic bas been melodrama at the A.dell\rhi wnd Princess’s, lut at Drury Lane Mr. Cecil Raleigh, single-handed, has aimost accomplished, in ** Hearts are Trumps,” the feat of writing a compact sensational ...
... srtdmn on White. Februiry sraa closed with a good ahow at tlxi National, tho chief turn being that which Jack Roberta, Drury lane, and Frank Gees, of Portsmouth, took part, tie** looked bit fine and Robert*, lighting in hi» woUknown dogged and determined ...
... 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 ...
... professionally interested in tire subject. Addison wrote the libretto Clayton’s Rosamond, an opera which was withdrawn from Drury Lane in 1707 after three representations; Steele was a playwright, and for a time even a manager. ...
... COVENIT GARDEN.— iCPPY.RE try limn. OCNTEE and CO. we served bon sewn Tablas bunted In advance at at Gunter and Co 7. W. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing N'o'rton Arthur Coale. THE CHIT.D.VCS PANTOMIME. TWICE DAILY, at 72 , m, TACK AND THE BEANSTALK ...
... characters but their principals had on Boxing Night a peculiar result. Miss Nellie Stewart was unable to play her part in the Drury Lane Pantomime, and Miss Mollie Lowell took her place. A verbal announcement of the fact was duly made, but in the turmoil it ...
... their own show and thrown ttoir lot with Harry UugWf, Tim (of Man- Chester). Sid Potter (of Swindon). Fond), BUI Nolan (of Drury-lane-a ww«tling manner of means leosMwo female boxers new to the metropolis,Mi« Francis Bell coloured lady) and Miss Annie Moore ...