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... Scotland. Lord Leigh has returned to Stoneieigh Abbey. Lord and Lady Deerhurst have left London for Homburg. The successful Drury-lane drama, “The White Heather, will be staged at Cheltenham Opera House next week. Mr Ward Humphreys’s yacht Saionara was second ...
... REDFORD, Oy. D4 239 § 745, “ ce In London Town.” 4¥ 4 DURING THE WEEK, atinge, Sa TU RDAY Next, at 2°30. Featest of al 1 Drury Lane Dramas, hite Heather,” 3 ALEIGH and Henry HAMILTON, Tr r © sole personal direction of ENRY Dunp DAS. Y Evening at 7°45, ...
... desire to lead different lives. The Corps' brass band rendered great help at each meeting. Thb House. —One© more the popular Drury Lane drama, The White Heather, is paying visit to Cheltenham, under the auspices and personal direction of Mr. Henry Dundee ...
... nonets. J.P.. and Mr. A. J. e>hinner. A.-tmg Uanager—Mr. 11. Oswald Rcdfoid. Vondiv August 19. for six Nights only, the Drury Lane TUE WHITE HEATHER,'’ by Hepresentative I-ondon Company. Morday, Anj.26, THE BELLE OF NEW YORK.” MUNICIPAL ART GALLERY. ...
... be shown in its re-appearance this week. Bet the drama Mona of the best of the series of spectseuler triumph. produced at Drury Lane. first by the late Sir Augustus Harris and afterwards by the assignee of his mantle, Mr. Arthur Collins. On Monday evening ...
... allowed to be wasted tte ee . pl if in this way, when it had so much newer ™ ysic ! repertoire to choose from. Tue Grear Drury Lane Drama, The Heather, is paying its third visit to Che this week, and judging by the amount of patron he it is receiving it ...
... ■'London Journal,” quotes the lines: Did yea ever h**ar the like. Or ever hear the same. five women barbers That lived in Drury-lane? Towards the end the eighteenth century black woman, living in street near Temple Bar. was noted for her dexterity and ease ...
... London Journal, quotes the lints:— Did you ever hear the like. Or ever hear the same. Of five women barbers That lived in Drury-lane? Towards the end of the eighteenth century a black woman, living in a street near Tempi® Bar, was noted for her dexterity ...
... illness, also to liability on bill for £56 accepted for the accommodation of another. He had written fire pantomimes for Drury Lane Theatre. Last year he started divorce proceedings against his wife, who obtained alimony order for a week, which had been ...
... piece, to be toured through the country, and revived when new ventures hopelessly collapse. The acting was fine all round. Drury Lane's usual autumn drams was staged on Thursday night in the historic house, spick and span from the hands of the constructor ...
... HoiTßß.—An opportunity has occurred of which Mr. Bedford, the manager, was not slow to take advantage, in booking the great Drury Lane production The Price of Peace,” which will played here the week commencing December 2. It is one of the biggest companies ...
... future engagements already made last year. Mr. Redford has just added The Price of Peace for the fir st week of next month. Drury Lane drama nt change. again will be a pleasa Tire SHAREOL pers of the Cheltenham Opera ITouse and Theatr e will receive from ...