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... TRAGIC SCENE IN A DRURY- LANE OFFICE. Shortly before seven o’clock last night a Liverpool corn merchant named Godfrey William Alexander, aged about 37 years, who resided at Bardsea, Penketh-road, Liscard, shot himself in his private office in Drurylane ...
... BEHIND THE SCENES. A Peep at Drury Lane, PREPARING FOR THE PANTOMIME. “For goodness’ sake, Herbert, mind what you are about! You know quite well that you weigh more than I do. Don’t pull both ropes together, or Heaven knows what may happen to us!” . ...
... at But the greatest improvement of all in the latter.day pantomime (I now refer nob Ise much to Drury Lane as to the outside shows) Is the utter everywhere of anything like offensive relgerity. For instance, I been this week to Robes* Arthur , . -pantomime ...
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... Prologue—The Keeper’s Lodge, Uppingham Act i, Scene i—lnterior of a Low Lodging House, Drury Lane Act a. Scene i—Swan Hotel, Thames Ditton Act j, Scene i Trafalgar Square Act 4 —Office at the Bank of Burnaby Bros., Croydon TIME AND PRICES AS USUAL. ...
... fire last ni ...
... scene bas gone, and scenes inspired by some sort of idea have taken its place, such as the bizarre Nouveau Art scene at Drury Lane, which is quite a revelation in the matter of originality. Altogether, the beet specimens of modern pantomime are exceedingly ...
... late at night lying apparently in a hopeless 'condition of intoxication. Mr. Dan was driving homewards in his brougham from Drury Lane, and having his attention attracted to the man, alighted and assisted him to his feet, supporting him upright till the arrival ...
... tendent Weir, wes quickly on the spe ises proved to be @ mm be endal » heavy offices be' Limited, and occupied by ang to the Drury lane | Company, and Co., sack metchants. sferred Hampson of the fire was t he first floor of the wn and which is a two-storey ...
... of George Xdwardes, Esq.). who will introduce ’- l THE ROSE OF THE RIVIERA, accompanied by the Full Choral Effects as at Drury Lane Theatre, where it is at present creating quite a furore. TO-DAY “THE ROSE OF THE RIVIERA.” At Every Performance *‘ Mr. Dooley ...