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... Zoological Gardena, and other public places of resort were much more largely patronised than was the case last year. At Drury Lane and at several of the suburban theatres pantomime was presented before crowded and appreciative audiences. Several entertainmnts ...
... few days. I must perforce content myself, consequently, briefly passing in retiew the most striking of them. Manifestly, Drury Lane takes precedence of the remainder, virtue of the splendour, the magnificence, and the beauty of the production. It has again ...
... died laet week at her residence in London, at the age of aeventyaix. She made her first appearance on the London stage at Drury Lane forty-ai* years ago, and nine years afterwards she took the reins of management at Sadlers Wells, making her first appearance ...
... ted buildings are to be found on every hand to-day. This may well have been brought vividly to the minds of visitors to Drury Lane during the post few days. Such blase of Light from the electric lamps, which peep from every cranny of the auditorium, would ...
... celebrated Baddeley Twelfth Cake, which is annually cut and distributed on the stage of Drury Lane. This is provided under a bequest in the will of formerly actor at Drury Lane, who left one hundred pounds in the Three per Cents., for providing cake and wine ...
... Monday evening. When iiiiisirtant matters will he discussed. A full report will appear in our next issue. HAVE YOU BEEN TO DRURY LANE? Every trait of the lwautifill is enlisted at pantomime time, and all the leading artistes prefer Bell's Carbolic Eau de ...
... Che By Our Own Critic. The pantomime at Drury Lane proves to be as gorgeous and magnificent as any of he predecessors. The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast .s a combination of two familiar fairy stories which Mr. Arthur Collins has put to the very best ...
... left the Manor Rouse for London on Wednestlay with Lady Myra Sackville, amt witnessed the performance of the pantomime at Drury Lane Theatrii. His lordship subsequently left ft it Paris and he and Lady 1/e La Warr are exto return to Bexhill again today ...
... another dramatist M.P. Sone after The Rivals had taken the town by storm, Sheridan succeeded Garrick in the management of Drury Lane, and later he was returned as Member for Stafford. He. like Addison. attained Ministerial rank—Under-Secretary for Foreign ...
... entertainment. on the South Coast, and they turned their eyes up to Heaven when it came to their ears that he had gone on in Drury Lane pantomime as a carrot in the opening, and as a hot pieman in the harlequinade. But John now kept a dress-suit made to William's ...
... Vaudevillo to less sum than £2,000. Shock-headed Peter, at the Garriek. at matinees only, took just half that sum, while the Drury-lane pantomime receipts were over £7,000. tha Guildford Borough Quarter Sessions on Wednesday there were, for the sixth consecutive ...
... [To as Cowriguais.] SCOTTISH TREASURE TROVE. Mr Robert Baddeley, the orminstor of the custom of the Twelfth Night Feast at Drury Lane, was ban April 20th, 1/12, and before appearing on the stage was a cook in the eervioe of Lor.l North and oho of Santora ...