... Art.. rest., Ac. BEFORE THE FOOTLIOHTS ; or ketehes of Sonny. Th.. Head.. by H. Boss: the Tales be 1 A Private Box at Drury Lane. 2 The Balcooy at the AdelphL 8 The Stalls a. Her Mejerty's Theatre. 4 The Gallery at Covent Oaidn. 5 The Pit at the Strand ...

... Axle, As. BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS ; or Sketches of Playhouse Soddy. The Heads by M. Rom the Tales by 1 A Private Box at Drury Lane. 2 The Balcony at the Adelphl. The Stalls at Her Majeety's Theatre. 4 The Gallery at Covent 5 The Pit at the Strand. II ...

... Arthur News called on (earthen cabdriver). void that between two and thee in the morning he was between Convent Gorden and Drury Lane Teentre, when he hoard a scuffle near hi, cab. Ile new the prisoner whh tie arm round Mr neck. He hod got him lap against ...

... Curacy of St. Michael’s (.’hurch, Maccle'field. D’Oyly, Hev. C. J.. M , to the Ministry of St. John's Chnrcii, Broad-court, Drury -lane. Burton. Bev. I*. M.A., the Rectory* of Hurston, Norfolk. hllis. Rev. -1., 8.A., to «tie the Curates of lilo-au, Cornwall ...

... countie s , presented by Alf McCarthy and Isobel mealy 7.15 THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE From the Stage of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on behalf of the artiste's Benevolent Fund, Sue Lawley introduces stars from the world of entertainment to celebrate fifty ...

... LANGLEY. The much-admired Actress. from the Theatre Royal, Belfast. MISS MAGREGOX, Premier Danseus, from the Theatre R> yal, Drury Lane, London. From the Theatre Roval, Glascow. MR. CHARLES COOKE, The true Deliveator of Irish character. The Manager, eonfident ...

... be enormous. Every eceentricity of the fuuny is a Miss Shelia’ M‘- study with Mr. Royal. Carthy, Miss Olive Williams (the Drury Lane Pantomime “‘boy’’), and*Mdle. Vivi Pasionek, the original Argentine danscuee, the first lady to introduce the real “Argen- ...

... condition of some who are subjected to the most harsh aod c:uel treatment, or perhaps he would of artists, aed givea bring from Drury Lane bis troops treat for the has exacted rackerente for denefit of the down-trodden tenantry from whom he better a omali of ...

... vogue the Norma or the Semiramide. She has played it this week at the Hoyal Italian Opera, with all her original force. Drury Lane, in its extremity, has passed under American management. The legitimate drama has broken down in its native home, and a ...

... -ipiarc. »;»»ain Man’-cr*, ?3, M*l»npo?e.rtrccf, 'Jhe Hen. .Morum, Craven traml. ll>*q , CmupO'itT and Diicctor of the .Mimic, Drury Lane, anil \\ .K. Anl»t i*»*-on. F-itj., 8, J. Dean. Mimic Seiler the Family. 1-18, New Ih.’iid bliect. kticct, July 2.Cd, 1534 ...

... appointment, for, in one letter, she wrote thus :--- I will be at the corner of the court M the usual time. We will go to Drury. lane (theatre) mid I trill stop.' All this was, no doubt. highly immoral, in a married men more especially, but still it did ...

... a tediou* iiloeta in hia Hth year, Kobert, eld eat «ou of Major S ...