... The pantomine of the season is Jack and the Beanstaltt at Drury Lane, where there is as usual a most magnificent show. Amongst the marvellous creations we see all kinds of vegetables walking about the stage, cats dancing on the tiles, and the Fairy-land ...

... Britannia. The Duke of Clarence went and told the news to the manager of Covent Garden Theatre ; and bare, as well as at Drury Lane and other places of annarensent, there were similar scenes of excitement, not to mention the ringing of bells, firing of ...

... more prosaic. and perhaps more practical gentle. men than the Mr Redbreast who, iu offering to the highest bidder • box at Drury Lane Theatre Royal, advertised : It is in this magnificent structure that the fifty-pound renter may elevate his mind and cultivate ...

... members sit with their hats on. The proportion of these is, however, not so great as might he inferred from the scene in the Drury.lane production. The custom is an old one, for in the 9ixteenth and seventeenth centuries the doffing of the headgear was by ...

... are :—The Royal Kennedy% in their Wo nd erful and Amusing Entertainment of Magic sad Myetery. Miss Eva Blanche (from Drury Lane Theatre, Loudon), the Popular London Vocalist. Mr George Hall, the Funny Consedisu, ia New Oddities. Flo St. Clair, Vocalist ...

... seek. The a Bnton, when in authority, has a horror practising the arts dear to a stage aagw The late Sir George Au gust us Drury Lane fame, or Sir Henry Irving—asi to speak of Ismay Kirfaldy would him arranged and presented for Monday's proceedings a tableau ...

... by Mr William Davies. The c 0? readings were given by Mr H T Bflzeey'id Chairman explained that the proceeds W“e-al of Drury Lane Chapel, which was badly 1109‘ of funds av the present time. At-the r,j propoesed & vote of thanks to the choir flnd'od | ...

... hand and said, ‘lt is that what we kear with one ear may go out at the other’.’—The Quiver. GRIMALDI’S FAREWELL.— ‘‘ At Drury Lane, on the 27th of June, 1828, Grimaldi, the famous clown, whose history was one of intense sadness, took his farewell of the ...

... father. Why, resumed he, I stupid • full of passengers, who assured me they had not • far• thing, as they aU belonged to Drury Lane Theatre, and could not get a penny of emir salary. Tea CARIZOL Boss..—An annul tale from Johannesburg. In • time pesos ...

... excited society was given u, Nletastasio's Zenobis, set by a wellknown made Lord. Tuie as given solely to please le Broth At Drury-lane plays were more Ira quent thee operas ; when Mis. Jordan, showing a little more than Leduc., was out playing iu The Country ...

... have abeam a great falling-off. It was almost a cal►mity undo • the circumatanree that the trot performance of Ben at. Drury Lane, had to be pouponid from Easier Monday till Thursday. production of this gnat spectac-ular play, so popular in London, had ...

... Louise Sage, Nursing Sister, Gorphwrant. The is the production of the wellknown workers in N.et.!, Messrs Hart, Boa, and of Drury Lane. ...