... hair, should have been refused admission. Why] then, is a woman to be allowed to commit such a public outrage? I once, in Drury Lane' Theatre, sat behind a matinee hat decorated witb the two wings of a seagull, artificially reddened at the joints so to ...

... the choir, js Lich for and got it. He afterwards became neipal tenor at blin, from whence he moved to London, when he the Drury Lane oratorios. He | was one of finest tenor singers of his Another er was Travis, who life as a cotton operative at Shaw, near ...

... stead. Mr. and Mrs. Kendal will open their season at the St. James's Theatre, London, early in Sep tember with Dick Hope. Drury Lane Theatre will open on September 2nd with Mr. Hall Caine's drama.-'The Prodigal Son, of which rehearsals are now progress ...

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... chief cornedian is Mr. Hugh I. . Ward, • clever American, who for the last I two year. hat played iperciality parts in the !Drury Lane pantomime, his role tut year being the evolution of man the !: monkey, whilst the preriou. year It wee that of the trarecrow ...

... entertainment, nveslid unusual lability se instrumentation, end urobsbly the most enjoyable turn of the *stelae. 1 ., 701 Drury-lane pantoesion lame, suinni• went as did Franca and ofM in • 111111.011 mia-up. Serried others combine to as excellent chow ...

... A little Royal patrenage, I am sure, would have made a]l the difference in the 'world to My, Charles Manners’ venture at Drury-lane last season. I believe it could equally ensure the suecess of a theatre devoted all the year round to the preduction of ...

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... plaintifis, said the deceased gentleman was more widely known as “ Herbert Campbell,”” who perhaps his lordship had seen at Drury-lane. He died on the 19th July, 1504. He was a comedian and music-hall director. Mr. Campbell was married in 1867, but his wife ...

... Co. 8. Festwickod 74 Wakeham, S & Son. 20. Kine-itreet 75 IKelieeley. J B & Co. 18. Chapel-omi 76 Wundrom, 0 & ('o, 12. Drury-lane TT Wijlisinson, Workington - - - ...

... An&nson & Co. 8. Fenwiekrol S & Son. 20. Eins-otrant 73 Watrte6ey, J II & Co. 18. ChapelArent 76 Wiedram. G & Co, 12 Drury-lane 77 Williamson , R. Workriugton SHIP. FROM OR AT FOR 94 Ain sjimas-st Glasgow 4 Aftri.voistan -Hamkiurg May 23 Ban Diego ...