... of The Bubes in clug in- Mrs. Dornton has sucoseded im men, now running at Drury Lane, J; jack p ost im- the next Cbristmas attraction at the Royal, 4 i- Henry the Drury Lane pantomimes go direct to M. all, Oa but suason Birmingham is to have the pre ...

... EVRNING, AT SEVEN, AND MONDAY AND THURSDAY a? Tw SORMOUSLY SUCCESSPUL PANTON “THE BABES IN THE Woop Pree: he Theaarn Royal, Drury Lane. id produced by Mr. KA TBR st an EVER K Mr. GEOF RG Muse. we D Mr. REE | Mr. TOM E. MURRAY pnd tha Pamous American wih o ...

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... a ae ae From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, “THE BABES IN THE WOO NOW IN ITS NINTH WEEK. aE STRONGEST PANTOMIME © DING =e ‘onal i he te TOM E MURRAY Mra REEV SONGS NEW DANC! BBW ORIGIN ALITIES, COMICALITIES, @ WHIMS Aod the Newest of Novelties in Pictorial ...

... prisoner and 0 nounced by Mr. Tom Parker that Mr. Arthur Collins, by Detectave Evans, frst near the tram te ering on of Drury Lane, through Mr. H. E. had Aibert Street, afterwards in Colmore Row, giveo a donation of 25 guineas, which, with other trams ...

... rig be produced is ok after fully prepared some actor ond sathor, on, Mr Joba Cole “lees” it production bas bons i to be Drury Lane, under the manacement of ag like Harms; at the Lyceum, under that of & » crowd, Irving; and the the Cap tenancy will be ...

... year, on tbe fall es Covent Garden cn his escond visit im 1689 per- Madame Christine Nilsson had ber famous It was e8 the Drury Lane performance ia ro only ell” ot with the Shab. His Majesty arrived very | o effect dress worn in “ Le sod bed pu efter the ...

... room. former! 19.8 to-morre matinee on behalf of the homes for the use of the chairman of the Water frome the d be given at Drury Lane Theatre, for which her | office xceommodation Parker having been the som’ esty the Queen hac ered a row of stalls, Mr. provided ...

... the fra who bore so striking a likeness to th * Othello’ If Mr Beerborm Tree's appearance io at Mr. McLeey’s Cc matinee at Drury Lane should be see a revival of Shakespeare's grea ot her in which Mr Cree would demona of Mrs Tree and of Mr. Moleay, It is ...

... I could see him again. Within the limits 6T this column it is utterly impossible to describe the glories of the present Drury Lane pantomime. “The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast” rich brilliant scenes, scenes which do not simply •how you magnificence, ...

... nary, ut there were two “‘ best p Deferred, after bavi wrinessed the ‘ube, Is., and Carolina, his 1, Preter- as the “ got Drury Lane. 8. Sd. tody, the newly-married couple were 40s., oF mm days, x: a over oventry wey, the too festive Benedick, t1 include ...

... Subsequently explanation waa forthcoming, am told, the effect that on the previous Saturday dramatic club had paid visit to Drury Lane Theatre, London, the gentleman forming one of the party. The returning journey, not completed till the hours of the Sabbath ...