... Also, the Great Dewey Prooeesion entering Mew fork. The Paris Kahlbition, The Grand Pantomime of Cinderella, aa taken from Drury Lane ; Dr. Nansen in the Arctic Regions, The Gordons in Capetown, and many other pioturee too nnmerooa to mention. Specially ...

... md honey that wailing pilgrims the groat Vortb-Wewt.—Extract from the “Westminster !9P3. of February 3fJth. i* LIKE A DRURY LANE PANTOMIME A very excellent store just going the round of the clubs with regard to Lord Kitchener and the Durbar (writes ...

... story of Madame Malibron, the famous nfieratic vocalist, a/H'opo*. Madame had much to do with Alfred Bunn, the itiaaager of Drury Lane. Bunn's temper rather trying. “Do you know. said the lady to him one day, after row. ‘*l call you Good Friday?** Naturally ...

... BALLYMENA ** The production of * Dante ' Drury Lane will no donbt stimulate public interest in the Florentine and bia work* In such circuroetancee the time ia evidently ripe for the i**ue Messrs. Cawell's Fine Art Edition of the * Dor*’ Dante.’ Dorr’s ...

... committed. Such promptitude was characteriaUr of the man. Toolev’s Alley narrow, sig street, which, beginning si point in Drury-lane. twists its way through a mass malodorous houses until blocked finally the Red Star Hotel. is a famous Rialto of rogues ...

... would, said Miss Ellon Terry, be a fitting monument. Mr. Georg.- Alexandar. at the dose the performance The Prodigal Son.” Drury Lane Theatre, referred the great sorrow which ha* befallen the dramatic profession by the death their honoured chief. Sir If ...

... great wealth |mt grandfather. Mr. Thomas Con Ms. the Maker, through hi* widow, who had been Harriett Mellon, a popular Drury l.ane actrcsa, and who. death, took for her hus* head the fourteenth Duke Hi Albans. Kndowiso Tlm ««■» dwplv io educa* work, mid ...

... ebild-lik* M the figure the cut* in her little bine party frock, and her shore and socks, that many country visitors to Drury Lane—people whose theatrical diwipationa are limited one pantomime, one musical comedy, and one melodrama a year —have taken ...

... the gallery and pit patron* of the drama are printed the February English Magazine. one the first nights the opera of Drury Lane, critic, when Mr. Vernon began the last air in the fourth act- Torn from torn from did her immediately -anjf. in the exact ...

... composed The Boheniibn Girl.” It si*ty-ftra yean since The OM Girl (as the opera is familiarly called) was first produced at Drury Lane, yet it remains one of the sarost •• the operatic repertoire. I should like to know how much the Moody- Manners Company ...

... second reading of the Finance Bill in the House of Lords. In the evening King Manuel saw the performance of *' Whip” at Drury Lane Theatre. ENTOMBED FOR A WEEK. MEN SAVED FROM BURNING MINE. Twenty of the 200 men entombed the result of the explosion in ...

... OVERCOME IN A SMOKE HELMET. During fire which broke out on Monday night in the basement of house in Gold* smith-street, Drury-lane, Fireman Charles Deacon, of the Southwark headquarters, went down into the basement wearing a emoke helmet. As did not respond ...