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... by the death of Mr. M'imp-ris. Provision for the little folks' entertainriert is mad , - at the Vaudeville, the Garrick. Drury Lane. At the V•ndeville in Won• derlon , l is firmly estanlished in public favour: and the two Brother , ' sort of pows-s. ...
... performance of The Noble Lord'' at the Criterion Theatre last evening. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Dudes York visited Drury Lane Theatre last evening, and witnessed the pciformance of the pantomime •* The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast. A marriage has ...
... Accommodation. Bristol Favourites and Where They Are. Miss Elaine Ravensberg has gained golden opinions as the Princess at Drury Lane ; Miss Bessie Wentworth is seriously ill, and her part of Robinson Crusoe, at the Broadway, is played by Miss Alma Obrey ...
... derland*’ the Vaudevil.e list ...
... the Garrick), and numerous less important pantomimes at the outlying theatres, though not many as in previous years. At Drury Lane, which under the able management of the late :•iir Augustus Harris and the present Mr. Arthur Collins, has established such ...
... every pantomime and burlesque and on every barrel organ. In London this year there are two principal pantomimes (those at Drury Lane and the Hippodrome), two plays of tie pantomimic order for juvenile entertainment (Alire in Wortelerlawl at the Vaudeville ...
... of April. The ally stirring i, although not . yet is of such Jter, the Crown erg next week Victoria of cess Charles yal, Drury-lane, rformauce tha at Charing irst visit to Lon- Duke. She was Hessa of Hesse) and d proceeded to e. Some months ations have ...
... dissimilar in quality. (The representation of Henry V. at the Lyceum rod of The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast at Drury-lane have only this one feature in common, that they are both excellent of their kind. The Shakesperian enterprise at the Lyceum ...
... Woodcock's Wind Pills; take them as directed ; then we shall soon expect to hear your grateful testimony. Miss A. H , 78, Drury Lane, London, writes :— I had terrible pain and suffering arising from Indigestion of the cruellest kind. For three years my ...
... Woodcock's Wind Pills; take them as directed ; then we shall soon expect to hear your grateful testimony. Miss A. H—, 78, Drury Lane, London, writes :— I had terrible pain and suffering arising from Indigestion of the cruellest kind. For three years my ...
... Iti -tV M . Tfit liDsra i*o« . fIT Saturday. Jan 19 Siding of the women on the balcoay threw their children £2.ooo.—The Drury Lane pantomime is doim HWDK’ (With Silent Com Action) ateu t Heat V W.H (CSICKLADE) (10 45U V LCOCK and themselves on to the ...
... long been w.th ns. With a good figure which can tupoort it a cor. tain severity of style confers great distinction. SOME DRURY-LANE DRESSES. dreKes always «pccl«d au.uniual drama Drury-iane, and tbia respcci one can possibly tUiappointcd tb s teas:a. There ...