... organ. Another noted artiste is trying the healthgiving properties of our watering-place. I allude to Mr. Arthur Collins, of Drury Lane fame, who is putting up the Palace. I regret to hear that he is suffering from attack of gout. Why it that the houses the ...

... Caen' Yard, Lewes, Will be opened on Monday, January $, 1775, for the season, under the management of Mr Roger Johnson. from Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and the Brightelmrtone Theatres. God save the King will be sung by the company when the curtain rises ...

... MILK; must be well cooled ; prompt banker’s reference.— Apply, stating full particuiars, to PRYCE & HARRIS, Craven Yard, Drury Lane, London. ILK.—WANTED, for the ensuing twelve months, TWO or THREE DAIRIES of pure and well-cooled MILK; delivered carriage ...

... quantity of work done in S short time a proof of this, were rmed that recently the Syndicate cleaned the whole the carpets in Drury Lane Theatre, comprising nearly 3,000 square yards, with all th* settees and lounges, in a day and a half. The horrors of epring ...

... acted in England, much that is now dark way be made clear. That may be so,but it will require nothing leu than the stage of Drury Lane Theatre to give the concluding episode Its proper effect. Here are the directions: [Suddenly a sound like thunder is heard ...

... capital actor, and although ho is no ranger here, his reception was warmer than >jver. Lily Harold, a wellknown boy at Drury Lane pantomimes, sang three songs in excellent style, the choruses being taken up with great spirit. Clara Wieland gavi> several ...

... Nights at 8 If Wet on Easter Monday Special Matinee at 230 Usual Matinee Saturday April 21st at 2 30 MISS ADA BLANCHE (From Drury Lane Theatre) Supported by her Company London Artists Chorus of Telephone Girls and Special Dancers In the successful Musical ...

... romantic of Gosoony. It is • of 'IINo Ileeketeers type, sad is certain to be picse ei as semi Hts i sr ZI k m we Drury lane to ste to be the above ell As Play is not the thing All the reepossibilitiee to with the sesaager awl the nese pale*, to ...

... is to enjoy At Faater Drury Lane will open with a romantic play Marsac of It is a play of The Three Musketeers type, and in certain to be picturesque. in as much as several charming bits of old Faris are promised. Drury Lane seem , to me to be the ...

... live ami learn. In this week’s M.A.P.” the versatile Tay Pay” says: Speaking of Drury Lane remind* that that most genial of musical men, Mr. J. M. Glover, old Drury’s chef d’orchestre. has just transferred his laras et penates from Hampton Court and ...

... in England, much that is now dark inay be made clear. That may be so,tiut it will require nothing lees than the stage of Drury Lane Theatre to give the concluding episode its proper effect. Here are the directions: [Suddenly a sound like thunder is beard ...

... following well-known Artistes will appear: MARIE TEMPEST (Daly's Theatre). GRACE PALOTTA (Gaiety Theatre). EVELYN HUGHES (Drury Lane Thestre), GRACE ROCHE (Comedy Theatre), Musa GRACE VICAT, M 2. GILBERT LATE, F. OWEN BAXTER AND MR. MURRAY KING. Orchestra ...