... the savages had On Friday morning a fire, attended by f.ital been engaged in dividing. results, took piece in a court in Drury - lane. It Some presents inteneed for Rosalie explained b ra k e ut in a back room on a third floor, tenanted Bruce. They ...

... Never Too Late to Mend has been revived with hardl y one-th.rd of his entire productions—formed considerable success at Drury Lane. I was at one of the most memorable exhibitions ever held in Charles Reade's pretty little corner house in Paris. The ...

... Jackson, whose death strikes one as somewhat untimely. They will miss him, especially next Christmastide, on the boards of Drury Lane. Mr. Jackson was, I believe, a Jew, and he impersonated the stage representative of that ancient race with admirable humour ...

... man is a very old Adam indeed. THE BLANDFORD WEEKLY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1885 There were two new features in the Drury Lane performance. One iwas the extraordinari free use of sets in the scenery, the parts of which so cleverly dovetailed into ...

... better. A PROVERB FOR PLAYGOERS.—A vast amount of human nature can always be found both before and behind the curtain—at Drury Lane ! ON A CERTAIN RECALL. Some hmt Sir Charles in wisdom was found lacking. That's probably a case of Warren's blacking. A ...

... whether there was an improper intimacy existing between her and Mr. Rodermacher. She had been an actress, and had performed at Drury-lane and other theatres. She would swear that there was a bond fide sale of the dog, and that a receipt (produced) was not m ...

... Cotent Garden to a supernumerary s C It I P of Drury Lane, during the famous run of Blue Beard. Oh. I have made a tremendous advance. LEPER In what way ? Why, said the supernumerary of Drury Lane, formerly I never went further than of really ...

... signboards, executed valuable pictures. Such was the Shakspere, by Clarkson, formerly hanging in Little Russell-street, Drury-lane for which he was paid A lion, painted by Charles Catton, who was also one of the original Royal Academicians, was much admired ...

... has granted a warrant for lhe forniation of a new Masonic Lodge in connection with the National Theatre, Drury-lane, to be called the Drury-lane Lodge. Lord Londesborough is to be first master, and Mr. Augustus Harris and the Solicitor-General the first ...

... A BOXING . DAY TRAGEDY. Considerable excitement was created ou Boxing Day at the Holborn end of Drury-lane by a cry of alarm that a man was murdering his wife. A woman dashed into the surgery of Dr. Ryan,and b to come over to No. 5 at once. On going there ...

... stockbrokers profess also to be doubtful as to the chances of the criminal proceedings. It is impossible even for the manager of Drury Lane Theatre to know everything. Mr. Augustus Harris compiled a Book of Beauty, as a catalogue to his pantomime procession of ...

... certain extent done her duty towards his numerous victims. I hear that the receipts of the first GO performances of the Drury Lane pantomime amounted to L*28,400. ...