... effect his esca.e. Now it chanced that Phcebe Kidby, like thousend , of others, went sip to London annually to see thu Drury-lane Pantotuine, and at the beginning of February this year she proposed that her brother and Maida should accompany her. A change ...

... to. Last year's Drury Lane pantomime, Jack sod the ftemmtalk, goes to Liverpool this Chremse, venue it be produced under the direction of Mr. Arthur Cobra. with all the costumes and effects which made it so suiversful at Drury Lane. Mr. George Robry ...

... was accepted, he was highly suceeedul, and fur many years from tho time of that York entratrineut, the future tragedian of Drury Lane underwent the vicissitudes peculiar to the life of the old.fsihsmed grinder. It .me not long ere he encountered the famous ...

... are l'rganiss is at the Royal, and surely Druriolanns's mantle has fallen on Arthur Collins. Vest aulgnifique, and it is Drury Lane Drama and now raistike ! 'rho work of a septet of scenic artists and a quintette of costumiers is bound together by an ...

... the ',Retested parties that an internal eon. ference at which no one had powers to pledge anyone baa already taken lilacs Drury Lane theatre. Sir Henry Irving presides over the managers' organisation, mod would be readily accepted on the other ride as chairman ...

... Entwisle in cruel anarense concerning her daughter's debut st Drury Lane. mother and daughter being minimally put off by the manager with excusesi hot at Bat the opprortnnity rams. Drury Lane opened for the mason 1798.1796 on the evening of September 16th ...

... was indisposed, and the reason given iv that besides appearing st three halts every night, and working up Mumma for the Drury Lane pantomime. he singe at this and that anniversary complimentary benefit and numerous other friendly functions. Mr. and Mrs ...

... intermittently appears in the sky, lighting the house-tops and pointing the way, London wakens. hat's up where is it — Drury Lane ! Long Acre ! Queen Street!— Look out! Another engine tearing along, followed by the crowd, st topmost speed Another ...

... Little Red Ruling Hood, written, invented, and produced specially for the Theatre Royal.' Tice le rot: 1 After four years Drury Lane rechauffi, here we have a new and dainty dish tl set before a Royal audience. The pantomime shines mainly from a spectacular ...

... days Met hi. &mutt:, TM tresomy met halm. 111•11 00 *Ad a*** 0 , eteele•d ea lheede he , ohs 1101 Fr= Mitt A. H-, 78, Drury Lane, London, writes :-., I had terrible sausalb - ofir - Wilun. ado the id• Pew alas ••• • 1• 0 • 0 hi , Fllelasa. end hie wiliali ...

... ation, and as long as these see nothing improbable in the comicallyclumsy efforts of the King's mistress (an actress at Drury Lane, t it remembered) to manage her dress and her train, and her manners and her English, who am I that I should rumble?g There ...

... death, and remain closed until after her funeral. This decision, communicated to such managers as Mr. Arthur Collins, of Drury Lane, in the form almost of an order, signed by Mr. Cherie. Wyndham, caused first a good deal of resentment, and later some smiles ...