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... etc. BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS; Of. Sketches la bouse Society. The Heads by Boas; the Tales by Waima Stshm. 1 A Private Bo* at Drury Lane. 2 The Balcony at the 8 The Stalls at Her Majf>lv Tbea’re. The Gallery at Covent Garden. The Pit at the Strand. Behind the ...
... year's pantomime at Drury Lane is The White Cat, the story being founded upon an old fairy tale by the Countess D'Aunoy, which has been considerably varied by Messrs. J. Hickory Wood and Arthur Collins. As produced at the Drury Lane it will be in fourteen ...
... etc. BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS; or. Sketches Playhouse Society. The Heads Charles Ross; the' Tales Warner 1 A Private Box at Drury Lane. 2 The Balcony the Adclpbi. 3 The Stalls at Her Majesty’s Theatre. The Gallery Garden. The Pit the Strand. 6 Behind the ...
... etc. BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS; or, Sketches of Playhouse Society. The Heads U. Ross; the Tales by Sterne. 1 A Private Box Drury Lane. 2 The Balconv at the AoelphL 8 The Su at Her Majesty's Theatra 4 The Gallery at Covet* Garden. 5 The Pit at the Strand ...
... BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS; or, Sketches Plavhnusc Society. The Heads by Csa&les U. Ross; the' Tales Warmer Sterne. A Private Box Drury Lane. 2 The Balcony the Adelpbi. 3 The Stalls at Her Majesty’* Theatre, The Gallery Covent Garden. The Pit at the Strand. 6 Behind ...
... his friends talk of organising a matiree performance for his benefit, and it has been suggested that the directors of the Drury Lane Theatre might be approached to lend their house for the occasion as a tribute to “the man who followed Grimaldi.” DOYOU ...
... Beggars', Opera, forms theuutin feature of the programme on Wednesday night. This was first performed at the Theatre :Royal,. Drury ,Lane, 'in 1737 by His - Majesty's:Stir-*ant with . Music prefixed to each song. Later in the 'evening the birthday of the inportal ...
... and Brunel; of Pitt and Glad. stone ;of Nelson and Wellington. Future arch.. ologists will discover some remnants of old Drury Lane Theatre, which will occasion an interminable umber of learned essays on the dramatic genius of *A ancient moderns. An excavation ...
... part of the Westend theatres are closed, and visitors to London, who are only acqmiinted with such old familiar names as Drury Lane and the Haymarket, are often in hesitation where to go ts• a good dramatic performance such as can only be expected at a ...
... Mr. W. Churchill and Eccial Legis'ation. TAXATION OF LAND VALUES. A meeting was held in Drury Lane Theatre, London, on Saturday, at which the princips! speaker was Mr Winsion Churchill, M.P. Sir John Dickson-Poynder, M.P. (chairman of tue Select Committee ...
... Steerage .. 7 „ These rates include provisions. Applj to Thomas Gray, North Street, Belfast: or McKEAN, McLARTY, & CO., 4, Drury Lane, Water-street, Liverpool. Emigration. ENCLOSED BERTHS TO MELBOURNE flff 16s. Liverpool Black Ball” Clipper Packets, For ...
... SATUIIDAY,JANUARY 17, 1874. DD. cumgmo ON TAE SIGNS OF THE TIMES. Lo c eee, ExterneY.—Last night, at the Chapel. Crown Court, Drury Lane, the Rev. Dr. Cumnung teetered on Signs and Wonders: • Retrospect from 1e;4. The rev. gentleman, taking his text from Daniel— ...