... Druriolanus good story told in “MALY of the before Miss Marie Lloyd was hall star Sir Harris heard the at charity wished her for Drury Lane Oh” the lady “you want 10 come Lane at Christmas? I don't know whether I can The syndicate halls where I am booked won’t ...

... 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 ...

... LADDER. The dead body of a tinsmith named Frank Marsh was found hanging from a ladder in hi 3 workshop Great Wild Street, Drury Lane. was made one of the workmen about and medical assistance and that of the poll c was immediately called in, but life was ...

... electrical effects the ball-room scene in Cinderella the London Hippodrome, are produced this system, which is also used in the Drury Lane pantomime. In both instances, the present effects would not have been poeaible under the old system of lighting. owing to ...

... has become ao l‘••■hle that he is nnable to leave his house. The Hon. Charles Russell is mentioned candidate. Wych Street Drury Lane, which ia now rapidly 'liwppeariug. is associated with an even more interesting name than that Jack Sheppard. Nell lived ...

... costs was returned. FATAL GLOVE FIGHT. At Bow Street, Friday, before Mr. de Rntsen, Jack Roberts, professional pngilist. •■n Drury Lane; Arthur Bettinson. manager the National Spooling Clob; H. Douglas, referee; Eugene Corri, timekeeper; William Chester. Arthur ...

... . Next week, at Coventry Opera Hotue, the attraction will be Mr. Henry C. Arnold's celebrated company in the up-to-date Drury Lane sporting drama, The Prodigal Daughter, by Henry Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris, with all the original scenery, and stud ...

... This week's attraction at Coventry Opera House is The Prodigal Daughter, one of the spectacular racing dramas with which Drury Lane has enriched the English stage. In this piece, the love interest is frankly subordinated to the sporting. The attention ...

... “THE PRODIGAL DAUGHTER.” By Hs*r»T Pettit* and Sir Aoocttot Harrm. locidentaJ Mode by John Crook. With all the Original Drury Lane Scenery, brant, and a Btod of Thoroogbbred Horse*. next week■■SAVED FROM THE SEA. ...

... Engagements followed with the Kendals, Sir Henry Irring, Mr. Daly, her husband (Arthur Bourchier), Mr. George Alexander, Drury Lane, and Mr. Charles Wyndham. She has, therefore, now plsved ’‘leading business practically every Weat End theatre, and is ...

... perished, thus making the number of lives lost altogether thirty. Eliza Spencer, aged sixty-three, late of Drury Court, Drury Lane, London, was found coroner's jury to have met her death accidentally. She was carrying a penny lamp, when she fell; the ...

... tbe Bt. James's, the Haymarket (second time), and Drury Lane. After visit to America was engaged again for leading parts at Drury Lane under Mr. Chatterton with salary of Jfiis night. was also at Drury Lane in 1858 and 1866; bat during the period embraced ...