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... NIGHTS ONLY. HENRY DUNDAS'S IX>NDON COMPANYtby special arranffcinent with the la*e Sir Augustus Harris) la the Greatest all Drury Lane Succossos, HUMAN NATURE, FULL MILITARY BAND. OVER 100 TRAINED AUXILIARIES. MONDAY. OCT. THE GIRL FROM KAY’S. TIME AND PRICES ...
... nineteenth century there were two beautiful named Lydia Pearson. They were annt and niece, the aunt being associated with Drury Lane. It the niece whom Professor Crouch married, and it is her daughter. Mr®. Cynthia a resident the Uuited States America, ...
... No. 463. TO-NIGHT. BIX NIGHTS ONLY. ggjTDUNDAS'S LONDON COMPANY (by with the late Sir Angnetcs Harris) in Oreateat of all Drury Lane Sucoeaac*. HUMAN NATURE, ...
... and Dick without number. Indeed, the London playgoer who dees the round them will able exclaim, with Whtnaeiaal Walker Drury Lane, What a time have been haring.'’ At the Crystal Palace there is a trio of atbpactiooe in the form a ccrcna, peaxfccoßime ...
... man of whom Sir Augustus Harris used tell was more characteristic. *’Augustus Harris, T.R., D.L.,'* waa the description Drury Lane impresario's bag. His cabman was db-aatisfied with the fare paid biro, and glanced scornfully at the lettered hag. Call ...
... much in these times, but still the managers i of Metropolitan theatres seem find virtn© ' in the old-fnshioned titles. At Drury Lane new errand is be broken the production of White Cat.” and somewhere within th© London area pantomime called The Goblin ...
... Baird; Woody Moira Angela Darling.’' Mias Hilda Trevelyan; “fimee.’* Me., George Shelton: Lina, Mbs £lla Q. May. To visit Drury Lane jnat now one woold think, that the chaacewof producing “ White Cat “ Boxing Day wore very small, but Mr. Collins eaye it ...
... th® forthcoming pantomime «* earnestly hoped that may sufficiently Boxing night to take his accustomed place. Drury Lane without is not Drury Lane all. Messrs. Hans Aadresen and Max Behrcnd commence their season of German plays the Great Qucen-st. Theatre ...
... aubscribing to the Society may com pet without an entrance fee. It appears that a compromise Drury Lane, has been arrived between the proprietors the Drury Lane Theatre and tho London Countv Council with regard to tho alterations th© structural arrangements ...
... patter was of so quaint a fancy to make his memory lasting as that of Charles Mathews. What will the balls and what will Drury Lane do without him The home of pantomime has lost hewrily one year, since the death of Dan has closely followed that of his ...
... local seents Mr. Bonnington ilstrop. the eminent, o-hsadlertisenient ahoTefor to IRMAY. • tragedian, of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane f« Liverpool; 17. Cockspur-strcet. . sod 34. - and Covent Garden. . , . E C.. London | Mr. Wilstrop was travelling the country ...
... interfering with the sticcos'-fni run of Mr. Sutro's play each evening. With Boxing Night the pantomimes will full swing at Drury Lane and all the suburban theatre*-, and at the Duke York's, the following niglu. will appear a new Barrio plav suitable to the ...