... 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 ...

... Kirby. only seven tniies away, or those iu the higher parts Furness. At the installation meeting on Tuesday evening the Drury Lane Lodge of Frfemssms, when Mr. John H. Barnes was installed Worshipful Master by Mr. Harrv Xicholls, Past Master, Roberts ...

... number of persons concerned in & glove fight which took %hoo at the Nlfiw Club, on Monday nig % bet ween Jack a boxer, of Drury Lane, and Bill Smith, of Philadelphia, U.S. In theeighth round Smith was knocked oug unconscious, and he died, on Wednesday, ...

... play, baa had *«ecr*aful run m America, where it wa* witnessed Mr. Arthur Collin*, who ha* arranged for' It* representation Drury Lane Theatre next Easter. E*ft Suffolk i» beiog 00 rapidlj dopcoplrd that a casea ot failure rfect rural councillort eama before ...

... respondent, who was then the wife of Mr. Lawrence Buist, actor. He had befriended both them. The lady at the time was a super at Drury Lane, and she was also lady the Avenue Theatre. January, 1890, she informed Mr. Abrahams that her husband had died of enteric ...

... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. THE PRICE OF PEACE. One of the best dramas ever sent on tour from Drury Lane forms the holiday week piece the Thratie was a crowded house last evening to witness production for the first time Portsmouth. The Price of Peace supirbly ...

... AMUSEMENTS, &C. THEATRE ROYAL. Evidently to the taste of a holiday audience was the Drury Lane dramas, *‘ The Price of ?no-. which Mr. Boughton introduced to a local audience for the first sme at the Theatre Royal. From an early hour crowds ?dwnd in ...

... men have of being taken the nose women, women have been known as barbers for centuries. There were the five female barbers Drury-lane, for instance, who shamefully illtreated woman the reign of Charles II Towards tho end of the century a black woman, living ...

... return to England. The Duke and Duchess Cornwall and York received hoa. degrees of LL.D. at McGill University, Montreal. Drury Lane Theatre, last night, there was produced a new drama, entitled The Great .Millionaire, Mr. Cecil A thief who broke open ...

... Chaussoe, opposite r, > the statue of the Emperor Frederick, which Ij already course of preparation. Among the profits of the Drury Lane Company for last year there appears an item of £5,840, taken out on the life of her late Majest v, to provide for the risk ...

... wife of a Plymouth labourer. recently gave birth to three sons, all of whom are well. The motor-car has been introduced Drury Lane in • 'The Great Millionaire, its first appearance on any stage. It is driven over a cliff thrilling style. A Pekin telegram ...

... with the loss of thirteen lives. TLe explanation given at the Coroner's inquiry was that the weather was too stormy. The Drury Lane pantomime The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast has been transported from London to the Broadway Theatre, New York, and (cays ...