... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... loving Cousin, JAMES RICHARDS. P. 13.—1 am the weather barn changed and we have had no skating. No, James, I have not seen Drury Lane pantomime yet, but hope to in • few days. The Children's Silver Circle is • very nice 11, Park-place, Gravesend. January ...

... Beast, at Drury Lane. Have you seen it yet? I think it will be fine. No more to nay at present from Your loving Cousin, JAMES RICHARDS. P.S. I am sorry the weather has changed and we have had no skating. No, James. I have not seen Drury Lane pantomime ...

... set a hedge about Victoria than we bass about Job. On May 3Oth, 1842. John Francis, 22 years of age. son of a machinest in Drury-lane, was in the act of firing a pistol at Her Majesty, when it was dashed aside, and he was seized by soldier and a poliivinan ...

... occurrence are now presenting two matinees regularly every week. The theatres where this sign of prosperity may be observed are Drury Lane, Her Majesty's. Duke of York's. Lyceum. Prince of Wales's. Avenue. Strand, and Terry's. This is a goodly string. Soule novelties ...

... occurrence are tom presenting two matinees regularly every week. The theatres where this me of prosperity may be observed are Drury Lane, Her Majesty's. Duke of York's, Lyceum, Prints of Wake's, Avenue, Strand, and Terry's. This it a goodly string. Some noveltim ...

... delighted to know that several of my Cousins have been numbered amongst the prize winners. I wonder if any of you have seen Drury-lane pantomime yet. I went up the other day with Thespian, , he gent. who writes the theatrical notices in the Standard, and ...

... THE SLEEPING BEAUTY AND THE BEAST GORGEOUS PANTOMIME AT DRURY LANE. Being in Town the other day, I dropped into our Notional theatre in Drury-lane to have a peep at Mr. Arthur Coßina' pantomime The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast, thinking it may be of ...

... THE SLEEPiNG BEAUTY AND THE GORGEOUS PANTOMIME AT DRURY LANE. Being in Town the other day, I dropped into our National theatre in Drury-lone to have peep at Mr. Arthur Collins' pantomime The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast,' thinking it may be of Interest ...

... and I refer to the modest retaining fee that is to be paid Mr. Dan Len° 'hiring his engagement in next year's Pantomime at Drury Lane. This has been fixed at the midi 4 coin of £250 per week. It must not be thought that this figure is easily earned. It will ...

... and I refer to the modest retaining fee that is to be paid Mr. Dan Leno daring his engagement in next year's Pantomime at Drury Lane. This has been fixed THESPIAN. SHOOTING COMPETITION. at the modest UMI of £250 per week. It must not be thought that this ...