... London General Omnibus Company. The play which occupied the hoards of the Grand was the dram Hearts are Trumps, from the Drury Lane Theatre, and all the scenery, properties, and effects from that theatre were reproduced. In Beene 2 of Act 4, which is laid ...

... China station. The vessel is equipped with ( sixteen eight-inch and seventeen smaller quick- firing guns. The directors of Drury Lane Theatre have de- ( dared an interim dividend of 5 per cent. Last year the dividend was 10 per cent. The difference i is ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... K. W. Royce, the old Gaiety favourite; Mr. Geo. Fox, the principal baritone with the late Carl Rosa at Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres ; Mr. W. Everard, the principal tenor of Co; Mdlle. Delrita, principal soprano of the American National Opera Co ...

... \T. Royce, the old Gaiety favourite; Mr. Geo. Fox. the principal baritone with the late Carl Rosa at Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres; Mr. W. Everard, the principal tenor of “La Poupee Co;” Mdlle Delrita, principal soprano of the American National ...

... songs, etc., being contributed. Sir Henry Irving haa cabled from America consenting to apptar in “Waterloo'’ the benefit at Drury Lane on Juno 19 in aid the surfer ere from the Ottawa firs. Q.0.0.H. TRAINING. The Queen’s Own Oxfordshire Hussars assembled ...

... Royce, the old Gaiety fayounte : Mr. Geo. Fox, the principal baritone with the late Carl Rosa at Covent Garden and the Drury Lane Theatres • Mr. W. Everard, the principal tenor of “La Co.;” Mdlle. Delrita, principal soprano of the American National Opera ...

... Britannia. The Duke of Clarence went and told the news to the manager of Covent Garden Theatre ; and here, as well aa at Drury Lane and other places of &inurement, there were similar scenes of excitement, nut to mention the ringing of hells, tiring of ...

... DOWNS OF THE STAGE. In his theatrical sketches, Without the Limelight, Mr. Sims records the experience of an afternoon at Drury Lane whilst he was wailing in the wings for Slr Augustus Harris during the performance of a greLt battle scene: While II curtain ...

... DOWNS OP THE STAGE. In his theatrical sketches, Without the Weelight, Mr. Sims records the experience of an afternoon at Drury Lane whilst he was waiting in the wings for Sir Augustus Harris during the performance of a great battle arrow : While the curtain ...

... were with a party of Church workers brought for an outing to Brighton by Mrs. Pownall, the Iraq of the vicar of St. John's, Drury-lane. ...