... the lavish bill of fare. Of course 1 lug after comfort evsryone-aad the per* concert concluded with tbs singing of tie N»- Drury Lane pantomime, as usual, takes the fectron of load la tic matter of gorgeousßeea and splea- did artistic effects. It is impossibl® ...

... separately owns the ‘•Sunday Times,” friendly the “Obserrer.” Mrs. Beer the “Sunday Times” tom the late Sir Aagostas Harris, Drury Lane fame. Is highly educated lady and capable of good work. was in an interview with Esierhasy, while wsa on fugitive visit ...

... illustrated photographs specially taken for the Graphic/' appear this week’s issue. The illustration* include Blue Beard” Drury Lane, Fancy Dress Ball Covent Garden,” Destroyer Flotilla Carrying out Evolutions,” and “The 'King Drink*,” from the painting ...

... served to raise laugh. And probably the salary list all these combined did not aggregate the sum paid the principal comedian Drury Lane to-day. Nor was the production a scale of greater liberality than the remuneration assured the artists. the early days bis ...

... ‘nnomime, which was the bestTpznzohad been produced that season ..*• j.r'.t ; ees, and the best, with the excep- J ■ .i* Drury Lane, that had Kngland, Ireland, Scotland. ( ) his own behalf, of course, he had t'nem for their goodness to him at all ' (Applause ...

... Barnet James, 60, Reddiff Street, Bristol. Waiter Melville East Street, Bed minster, Bristol, Charles Ediewrd Lmnbert, 141, Drury Lane. London, W.C. Edward Wills, East Street. Bedminster, Bristol. James Mao Donald, 60, Glass ford Htreet, Glasgow. Arthur James ...

... Moorthwrite. Maestro but Brigade Major. ■Stake* divided. 'RUL’D HALL ST AMS. X. Gale’s Tic beat New Such. Georgia but Melodious. Drury Lane but Gold Pin. Weet Down beak Woodcroft. IL Gate’s but Drury Laaa West Down beat Goorgie. Stakes divided. STAKES. 1. Hollyherry ...

... would be unique spectacle, hn March, 1751, the House of Commons adjourned for the purpose of witnessing performance at Drury Lane which the part of Othello was to played Mr. Delaval. On another occasion—in 1781—the debate certain measure wna postponed ...

... Hawtreo. The original Ilawtrec was Sir Squire Bancroft. Two scenes from fiur,” the great American, play, to prod reed at Drury Lane Monday next, arc given; portrait of Miss Constance Collier, who will play Iras the Egyptian in ” Ben-Hnr.” Among the other ...

... which she was originally cast, and Miss Nancy Price will, ns Pallas Athene, replace Mi s Constance Collier, who goes to Drury Lane to create au important role Ben Hur. the transference to Comedy The New Clown. Mias Agnes Drayton and Mia* Audrey Ford ...

... idea of eliminating pritat© profit from the liquor traffic, was adopted. M Ben Hur at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Arthur Collins, ths managing director of Drury Lane Theatre, after to-night’s first performance of Bon Hur,” a drama founded upon General Lew ...

... between Air. Slowraao and London friend*. Ilis brother. D. Slowmao, says, a letter January Ho, Ibid—“ I sorry say that the Drury Lane pantomime is not much >u go, and in .‘act I am afraid that the affair altogether is not of very long standing. Ben received ...