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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. At a meeting of the rentern of thin theatre a report of the Renters Committee read. It stated that the theatre is now let to a satisfactory tenant, Mr. Augustue Harris. The theatre is in both structural and decorative repair; it is ...
... CHILDREN AT THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. By invitation of Mr. August. Harris about children, both boys and girls, from charitable or homes in all the metropolis, recentlywitnessed the performance of the pantomime of Cinderella at Drury Lane Theatre. This ...
... CHRISTMAS AT THE THEATRES. Cinderella; or, Harlequin and the Fairy Slipper, j e thc name of the Drury Lane pantomime, written by Mr. S. L. Blanchard. The familiar fairy tale is stietly adhered to in all necessary details. The brilliant trensfartnation ...
... throughout has been a grand success. On Monday next, at the Queen's Theatre, the great Drury Lane Pluck by Henry Pettitt ' and Augustus Harris, supported by Drury Lane artistes and scenery, ander the management of Mr. William Sidney. MILTON RAYS AT ST ...
... DANGEROUS PIPE LIGHTS. The other night a little girl named Bryant, whose parents live in Hentler's court, Drury lane, selling the new dynamite pipe lights is Leicester square, when, by some means, a quantity of the dynamite paper in her pockets became ...
... harlequin, as we know him, first appeared 90 years ago. A papier scene, with papier furniture, is the sensation at this year's Drury Lane pantomime, The Beauty and the Beast, opened on Boxing Night. We mean, of course, as far as inanimate matter. go. Lady ...
... be mentioned the story of Aladdin, done at Drury Lane, and at Sanger's from rather opposite points of view; Jack Sheppard at the Gaiety; and the circuses. The enterprising manager and lessee of Drury Lane is faithful to the old traditions of pantomime ...
... LONDON POLICENIEN. At Bow street Police Coot, on Monday, a pHs. terer, named Charles Smith, 21, of 3, Nottingham court, Drury lane, teas charged with the police.— Police-constable Leonard stated that he and five other constables, just of duty, while on ...
... Olivia, in Twelfth Night. She subsequently fulfilled various engagemenui at Edinburgh and Bath, mid in 1826 was engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, where she first eppeared as Vielante. in 'The Wonder. In 1829, at Covent Garden Theatre, she instained the part ...
... during the year; three years' files of 71 colonial newspapers from the Colonial Institute ; a collection of playbills of Drury - lane Theatre from 1744 to 1862, given by Mr. Augustus Horns; and the memoirs of the Belgian Academy, presented by that body ...
... Nov. 2.—had daring the week. New Theatre Royal, Oldham-road, Ashton, Mr. Henry Minds, and his London Company. in the great Drury Lane success Human Nature l'rioes and admission os usual. Late trains and busses to all parts after the performance see front ...
... of a new fruit and vegetable market by the Corporation in Barringdon-road? It is possible that the Duke may also rebuild Drury Lane Theatre, the lease of which falls in eight years. ...