... ~masslay,A4- I 100 S• ONE NIGHT ONLY. SPECIAL VISIT to the TO- WN of the famous 1000Y-MAINEIS OPEU COMPANY, Direct front Drury Lane Theatre. London, (by special request) in the following well•known Opera: Masterpiece Faust. Double Cast of Principals ...

... caught on at 0ne. In it Mr. Wekh appeared with a humorous called Ping-Bong. who accompanien liint to Drury Lane. conception if a Drury Lane part will be watched with izreat interest, and it is certain to be witty int! polished. ikkl) ...

... LANE PANTOMIME. First of all the annual Christmas shows comes Drury Lane, which is always a event at Yuletide. 2nd one looked forward to as eagerly by grown-up people as by the children, who are profresedly catered for: and each year the management at ...

... mania& drama at Drury Laae ha,. a strong and rooviag plot, while, as a it liectacillar production. it has not equal , at Drury Lane. The plot with the ilile trouble ia which a yeast Iteciety woman berlielf involved through plunging heavily at bridge. Bhe ...

... Crider the lengthy Conqueat regime the Theatre has been noted foe lin annual pantomime, which has been to the East End what Drury Lane lab the West End. and its highly coloured melodramas, which occupied the stage during the summer months. As with Drury LAM ...

... best food beverage in the world It is rumoured that Mr. Dan Leno's heidtk not allow of his appearing in the forthcoming Drury Lane puitominte. ...

... S ' A? MIT UAL This year Drury lane is to have the only actual pantonsime in the centre of London, though in the suburbs there will be a sc , we more. In the West End there will be instead several Christmas plays. such as The Cricket on the Hearth, which ...

... this year. judging by the number of their appearances, the most popular of the king's children. Naturally, the Sailor. at Drury Lane, attracts the with the following chief performers: Queenie Leighton, as Sinbad: Miss Marie (1.-urge, the principal girl; ...

... William Fuist and tha Scenery by Mr. W. T. Hernsiey not be forgotten. Dan Leno Ilai reeeivea convatnlationa en hi to doty at Drury Lane. , , 41 ‘‘ 41.1 • „if,. / 1 f i z . , I ' i - ; i l.. 0 1. I k . 1 I io . .i . I ; : Os. 11, In. ...

... appeared upon the stage, except tun memorable occasions. *these were um the occaston of her great and historic benefit at Drury Lane on • , t. Patnek's Day. when (7.cion was taken. and just over a year ago on the last night of the old G:iirty. from which ...

... accommodates a seat assemblage. It is intended to eclipse the Grand Opera House in Paris, and most certainly leaves our old Drury Lane and Covent Garden a long way behind in perhaps every thing but their vastness and presentativeness. The Public Library contains ...

... fiarden. %there aututenrs listen to the world's best singer. ii. attrat live works, and there is I the popular season at Drury Lane. where . notsiriass have on opportunity of bearing non. Sir Sultan Mahamrnad Shah. .-. .1. .. _ The Church Church ...