... DRURY House. 22. Drury lane, we* end of Fsohank# ; £l2 £2O. Cat>i(al lights.—Apply Arvlereon. Urury-laaa. 70*)6«l ...

... played the Criterion, where created the part of Harry tlrsenleaves “PTuk Domnloea.” la 1879 he beeams lemee and manager of Drury Lane, and opened in November with revival “Henry V.,” and for some year* his name was occasionally seen the playbill. The enormous ...

... keep a ballet-gin and their illegitimate child Britton, could maintain her. She and her husband took the girl off the stage Drury lane Theatre, end she added. “These women art- the curse of respectable women's homer.’' j-lvcutuaily both adjourned. SUICIDE ...

... Ibsoa has many people compared the man with a ” muckrake.” The premature statement that the Coburg Company would appear Drury Lane Theatre immediately after Easter is snffioiontly contradicted the official announcement of season of English opera at cheap ...

... r own ne-vts. until autama that the oita.» oi the tile bou«e *b« will oj eo the public. dbu wisdom of tho necuiio r the Drury lane #uoce*». A Life of PleaßUie,' lor fortnight bas b?co duiioa th- week, fur ...

... Offices to be Let. I \KOuV Mouse. 7f. Dr.‘iry'lsnc. cn l of Com Kx A chanae ; £l2 to £2O. Capital liyhtr.—Apply Ander aon, 20, Drury lane. _ _ 70?tkl ...

... we-;k, thu celebrated melodrama proving attiactive aver. Asa spectacular show the cce will favourably with say of the great Drury lane productions, while of ihr ill.and sensational interest. In the ban is of Mr. H*-arv Dundas'e compact- oioellent repreitcntatums ...

... to £250 i>er annum.-Apply tlmon and 00. Keeper, Drury-bnlldiiuis, 23. Wverstreet, l.ivrrponl. _ _ _ Jl® nRURY Houms, 22. Drury lane, went end of Ci*rn Lxchange ; £l2 to £2O. Capital IlgbU.—Apply Anderson. 23, Drury laoe. OfflcßS V&atßd. amall Kurolahad ...

... enhanced new and beautiful scenery recently painted Mr. Robert Drury. ** Kived from the Sea will followed return vWt from the Drury lane play A Life of Pleanuni. Th*' canine acul equine attributes of the American play ** Signal IJgbts '* hare drawn large audiences ...

... Amoctet the spsetaenlsr featuroe will Lord Moyer’s Show ot the olden time and characteristic prise) great Chinese pageant All Drury lane suore-*sei arc likely to esceliod l ...

... ILLNESS OF A FAMOUS CLOWN. Mr. Harry Payne, tbo well-known Drury-lane Theatre clown. Is lying dangerously ill his residence in tho Camden road. has been surfering from internal disease for long lime past, and little hope entertained of his recovery. ...

... ot punch »ete duly consumed on Twelfth Night, the presence most ot the company engaged in Oinderella.” ia the saloon of Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. J. Fernandas, oho presided, made short speech, in which referred tj happy thought the deceased comediaa in ...