... Bowyer-Coronet. 26. Jack and the Beanstalk, pantomime, written and invented by Messrs Arthur Sturgess and Arthur Collins-Drury-lane. 26. Cinderella, pantomime-Standard. 26. The Forty Thieves, pantomime, written by. Fred Bowytii-Grand, Islington. 26. Puss ...

... liowver--Coronet. 2;. Joak' amn th: icaiistalk, pantomime, written anl invented by Mlessrs Arthur Sturgess and Arthur Collins-Drury-lane. 21;. Ci'di re/tat, panitomime-Standard. , The Fet> thicres, panutomime, written b3: Fred Biwe r (Graind, lhiigton. 2i; ...

... LESLIE STUART proving a very strong one. In another important ' line,' that of melodrama, a great success was scored at Drury-lane by Mr CECIL RALEIGH with Hlearts are Trumps. The American importations of the year were numerous, and some of them, such ...

... with some other success in town. THE Duke and Duchess of Connaught attended the n performance of Jack and the Beanstalk at Drury-lane d Theatre on the evening of the 29th ?? Duke and t Duchess of Fife witnessed the performance of Aliss 'e Hobkls at the Duke ...

... Titania. In JMankind, produced at the Surrey on Oct. 3d, 1881, Miss Barry appeared as Jessie. In 1885, Miss Barry was at Drury-lane playing Dick. She acted another waif part, Joe, in Savedl from the Streets, produced at the Surrey on Oct. 18th, Photo 8y ...

... Hamiltons are a lady and gentleman, who maka a the audience laugh by their amusing burlesque of E scene in a well-known Drury-lane drama. Thi ungovernable fury of the lady who in her rage does al I sorts of extraordinary things is only equalled by th' ...

... certainly was the father of English pantomime, and his pieces were so successful that the great tiarrick, across the way, at Drury-lane, had in self defence to produce the hated Italian style of amusement, not only at Christ- mas, but all the year round, and ...

... added to the Drury lane Theatrical Fund. The portraits of Baddeley as Moses and the head of Garriek painted by Zoffany, but left in an unfinished state, were presented by Baddelev's executor to Mr William Dunn, the Treasurer of Drury-lane Theatre. Mr Dunn ...

... a. InI Manekrind, prolliced ast the ?? (t (Oct. ;.1, IsSI, Miss Larry apmeared as Jessie. Iii 1SS5, siiss l1arry was at Drury lane piaviirg Dick. Sh i x .cte(l airother swit p rt, Joe, in Saricrd frein ItrC St rCcti, prodlic rl at the 'arurrer' oir Oct ...

... certainly was the father of English pantomime, and his pieces were so successful that the great Garrick, across the way, at Drury-lane, had in self defence to produce the hated Italian style of amusement, not only at Christ- mas, but all the year round, and ...

... IS Bll'(111'111?', 1,. T- if Ith N iyi ht as wa ' oh tir II at Drury-lane Theatre on S t urd as es,-nimmA wIt, i tin- cutting ofthe I'addlelrN a ki- was liesrfi ne I in th- mlm l manner by Mr Jame-s a.mii-mi z,.mni-ils'- xiso--lims of hearty goodwill ...

... Greene, Mr. Arthur Black, arnd the WVestuninster Glce Si'ngers, the I aorhy o. whom were heard to advan- toge. Business at Drury Lane with the p antomrximie Jacs amid tinle Bcmestall con- tinues eLurmoas, ?? tie I depression causedl by thle wsur. CJopies ...