... beginhings* about 1750, when David aarrick yes, Johnson's Little, Javie—produced his own piece, 'Harlequins invasion. at Drury Lane Theatre. For in it (larricki gave the chief character, Ilarlequit►, speech, which up to that time'had been absent from all ...

... Clement Scott, the pioneer of picturesque dramatic criticism, gives an interesting description of a visit a pantomime at Drury Lane IKlit. was eight years old at tin* time, was his first pantomime, and all day had lieen in a fever of excitement: *• In ...

... over-anxious, failed, and nearly inundated the orchestra. Fiddlers generally follow their leader, and Tom Cook, now leader at Drury Lane, was the man: out they ran. ' leaving Columbine and myself, with the rest, to finish the scene in the midst of a splendid ...

... com& ay ro ran railw station. They cssed meneed soon after dawn, when a. t Bunhe bridge on the right-hand side. band' from Drury Lane Theatre, witness oedon, accompanied by a party of being on the inside nest the wall and deceased on the mitiingers paraded ...