... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. SCENERY FOR DICK Our 'Undo& correspondent telegraphing last Weft soya:— The Christmas audience that goes to Drury Lane expects from Mr. Arthur Collins au alma- dmice of boisterous fun, plenty of pretty, catchy music. and, above ...

... FIRE AT DRURY LANE. THEATRE SAVED BY irs CURTAIN FROM DESTRUCTION. Drury Lane Theatre was the (gene in the early boom of yesterday morning of an outbreak of Are which speedily heearne of *tech an alarming character that fears were entertained for the ...

... JA ES _C. INGLIS, General } AZENBY‘S EXCURSI —DRURY LANE PANTOM.M Book ear), B. M. | Theatre Seats ot Meals in Win. or Laz —L. Excursion Office, Stephenson Place VA’ ins: Masical 14/6 One Notice the low It's GOOD COAL, too; t of course, but exceptional ...

... romantic and musical play ot which they produced at Drury Lane. qurater of century afterwards Charle staged “Faust and Marguerite” at the P: In tt casting himself for Mephistopheles. sixties Drury Lane audiences witnessed a bla adaptation from the pen of ...

... :*• S- « Ofß.v Ojwb u> _ a'I.KY PALACE THEATRE.—TeI. 830 Mid.-For 4 VRillT? MATINEE TODAY at • ' - Sportms irrtmas. from Drury l.ane : PKODIOAI. DAUGHTER. Fire Tborcugb■•e». Hot Offi«e open till 4. ...

... == “ pitta” ~ No, 13,181. HEA TRS BOYAL, BIRMIN(¢ —— O.NIGHT at 7.90, and THURSDAY MR. WENTWORTH CROKE the of al] Drury Lane Suec “THE BONDMAN,” By HALL CAINE. MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE ps Mar? below Mare * THE EDUCATION OF ELIZABET? ans Open 10 till ...

... ee RE ay NS ATS Nee | _— No, 13,1809. _— | pret ROYAL, BIRM TO-NICHT, AT 7.30, MR WENTWORTH CROKE ts the greatest of all Drury Lane Sncce “THE BONDMAN, By HALL CAINE. gg = MRS. WIGGS Gb THE CABBAGE — OF ELIZABET 30 3 Open 10 ti por Pian RR COOK AND THE ...

... ANY ee EEE | nn - No 1d, ROYAL, BIRMIN' at 7.30. and THURSDAY MATINE WENTWORTH CROKE presents the greatest of all Drury Lane Suc eine, as “ov oy By HALL CAINE. s = MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE Mared below! THE ERUCATION OF ELIZABETE Mare pos Pia 10 Aull ...

... THE KING DRURY LANK. King, attended by hi* suite, visited Drury Lane Theatre Royal last evening, and witnessed the performance of The Marriages Mayfair. His Majesty exhibited tho keenest enjoyment in the entire performance, being particularly impressed ...

... residence in Camden I. .don. this morning. Mr. Slaughter coo® a: one time another most of the London ‘•wtrfs. including Drury Lane. He was a prolific • of operatic music and songs. H© forty- -nd had been ill about nine weeks. ...

... out, is ¢ . ‘Bank Garden” in % is ‘the largest | of the | London. rer had om the AN UNREHEARSED ACT. The recent fire at Drury Lane proved how 1 are the mumerous precautions saken to guarc fire at theatres. Those who visited a St f those theatre a few ...

... MOTOER-C «JUMPING HORSES, SUMEROUS NOVELTIES FRO WHITE NCE’S SMOKI c P BILLLARDS—12 TABLES Maxz CORPORATION ST. VicTorta ENBY'S DRURY LANE PANTOML 5, Jaa. Jan. 16th, 23rd. ta ‘deine Feb 4th . SFO! ba NW OF A -—-Ww oo Pp Pawnre R TIE S8.. OWN 8. FREDERICI — Q\GKLSTMAS ...