... had a great deal to do with the popularity of the orange from the time when Nell was one of the orange girls in the pit at Drury Lane down to the times of Lamb and Dickens, who both allude to the all-pervading odour of orange-peel noticed on entering a theatre ...

... given an interesting account of the pioceedings. Among other ridiculous things (he writes) kind of stage was brought from Drury Lane Theatre, . supported men’s shoulders; upon this there were four tailors busily work, with a live goose and several huge ...

... per cent, preference 1-16, to * to * ; Strand Hotel per cent, preferred ordinary 1-32, 1 9-32 to 1 13-32; Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1-32, to 13-16 to 15-16; Wolford’s Surrey Dairies 1-16, to 1 7-16 I|. Falls—Home and Colonial fifteen per cent, preference ...

... Shells lost another 6d. Moss Empire debentures roso 2s, but the preferreds and ordinary fell 4- feature was the demand for Drury Lane Theatres, which gained £ at Z, on the success of. the pantomime. Eastman Kodak rose 5. on the extra dividend of 71 per cent ...

... five per cent, preference J, 3$ . San Jorge Nitrate 1-16, 15-32 17-32; San Sebastian Nitrate to 2| to 2|; Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 1-32, to 27-32 to 31-32. Falls—Apollinaris five per cent, preference J, to 5J to 6,1, Pine Cotton Spinners five per cent ...

... who Ahanazar, discovers the South Pole in Aladdin at the Lyceum. A double page show.-, portrait.; principals in Aladdiu at Drury Lane, and two pages give portraits of tho boy principals from pantomimes, and page gives an interview py Flashlight with jrfiMS ...

... Frederick Hotels five and a half per cent, preference }, 5| to Maple six per cent. A 1-32, to 1 7-32 to 1 11-32; Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1-32, to 13-16 to 15-16. THE MINING MARKET. SOUTH AFRICAN. Ktat Cloataff or PrioM. PUL Aaron W. U. i Bcnoai oa. IW2- Bksbkr ...

... OVERCOME IN A SMOKE HELMET. During fire which broke out on Monday night in the basement of house in Gold* smith-street, Drury-lane, Fireman Charles Deacon, of the Southwark headquarters, went down into the basement wearing a emoke helmet. As did not respond ...

... Royal Irish Regiment. Mr. Arthur Homan is now second lieutenant. Two three of the pantomimes are still going on. that at Drury Lane always lasting f ...

... Palace Iheatre 1-32, to 23-32 to 27-32; Peek Bros. A Winch five and half per cent, preference 4, to to 34; Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 1-32, to 27-32 31-32. FaUe—Henry Bucknall ordinary to to 2|; Millars’ Karri Jarrah lour and a half per cent, debenture ...

... Falls—Bell’s Asbestos 4, to 1| to I{, Mexican National Packing 14, to 43 to 48; Santa Rita Nitrate 4, to 6 to ; Theatre Boval (Drury Lane) 1-32, to 13-16 to 15-16. Electric lighting.—Rioe—Rosario Electric second preference J, to 6J. Land.—Rise—British South ...

... effects in Meautiriie the question is, did you get that hat?” The last engagement the great Ristori fulfilled England ivas at, Drury Lane, writes Arthur Collins in Opinion,” where sh > played Lady Macbeth in English. Mr. William Rignold, that fin* , robust actor ...