... sensation, 28,000 people visiting the show in ten days. He returned to England in 1851 and set up in the Craven Head Tavern, Drury Lane, He was presented to the Queen, who gave him a gold watch and chain, of which he was extremely proud, wearing them always ...

... world famous institiitions as Covent Garden, with the Opera House and its not less famous Market, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and of Bow Street Police Court, especially Bow Street. It was no doubt for very solid reasons that His Grace parted with ...

... the show the stamp of unqualified popular approval, Production was on a lavish scale, the sconery and dresses being on a Drury Lane scale of magnificence, while the lighting was adequate and well arranged. With such a background the artistes—though slightly ...

... AS OTHERS SEE US Two comedians, in- a sometime Drury Lane pantomime, one fat, the other lean, raised a laugh all over the house. The fat man announced his engagement to a young lady; the thin man refused to believe {his. “Have yer looked at yerself lately ...

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