... George Dances company, the wonderful Drury Lane drama, The Whip,” Will b© the attraction at the Victoria Theatre, Burnley, and a very strong attraction it should prove. The play had a recordbreaking run at Drury Lane, its success, apart from its literary ...

... brightened at the mention of Nellie Farren's name. Nellie and were good friends, she said. LI was not her benefit at Drury Lane, for our stage custom if are not assisting not go, for it turns money away., But she knew affection and memories were with ...

... —_— tel tee the most Con > been traasfurmed inw t fyangle aad the p oe adiin je WIR eh SS cits of the paniomme Py ve to Drury Lane vast Exodus. 4 at exodus from the capite BY wore and more Last year [ remember be «th the tast proportions at the metropolitan ...

... successful pantomime, The Goose with the Golden Eggs. The clever '* book has been specially written that celebrated Drury Lane author, Mr. J. Hickory Wood, and additional lyrics, embodying all the most popular songs of the day—with the harmless, necessary ...

... acrobatic Other artistes engaged »re Miles Slavordale, quintette of instrumentalists Downes and comedians who have figured in, a Drury Lane pantomime; Marie Blvthe, contralto ; Frapk. and Beryl.Harriet in harmony; and the. Palace pictares. ,-> George is, coming ...

... London thai. upon it so many such a variety inter* estihg buildings. Amongst these must oe** , be placed Drury Lane Theatre. story of Drury Lane Theatre would form interesting reading. It piossible that a » ing used for some such purpose stood upon thw ...

... restoration of stolen property would lose one-half of his party . A Class of Wine by His Own Fire. Of tho burning down of Drury Lane Theatre in 1809 the following story ; told: Sheridan hurried off with Barry to his burning theatre, and, taking a seat in ...

... ‘‘Pugs in Boots” its title, and the clever book is from the pen that talented author. Mr. J. Hickory Wood, has written many Drury Lane annuals. The lyrics are bv Mr. Henry Edho, who colleague of Mr. Hickory Wood on the ‘‘Umpire” in years gone by, and now ...

... crowded smelly streets round Coven Garden. She did not get far her. intended destination, however, for in side street just off Drury lane, she came unexpectedly upon a large, dingy house with , most circumspect ajterior and a printed sign ovyr the fan-light ...

... Boots is its title, and the clever book is from the .pen that talented author. Mf- J. Jfickory Wood, who has written many Drury Lane annuals.” The lyrics are Mr. Henry Edlin, who was a colleague of Mr. Hickory Wood on the Umpire in years by, and is nowi ...

... another of Mr. J F. Elliston's companies; The witty 14 book has been written by Mr. J. Hickory Wood, who has written many Drury-lane successful 44 annuals, and the lyrics contributed by Mr. Henry Edlin, The scenery and dresses of 44 Puss in Boots; are ...