... DRURY LANE PAISTOMIME ACTION AGAINST A COMEDIAN. In the Chancery Division of the Hirt Court yeeteeday Mr. Justice Hinkley had beim, hint • motion by Mamma and Careen to restrain the well-known comedian. Mr. Marry Randall. from taking an ens:gen:eat at ...

... eeated in state. The vast depth of which was gained by heavy payment in of prolonged vigil? It was an audience electric the Drury Lane stage had been utilised to chow with excitement, buzzing with talk and good Mins Terry draped in white, seated on a throne ...

... ef favourites.” throughout ; bids fair to “a of Me. ward at Drury Lane. it was read in the “A Post Coach, with for travelling, ects out every borne, in y morning, at T-n 0’ Se as Old Mallet, to Grave Inn, where with their te W at the old-estubl or rom ...

... determined opposition on ae Douglas ut Drury Lane on the Moma, , and thie “Mirror” gives a column account of tho pro- The youthful actor refused to be driven off the stage, and his cool bearing in the fourth act appears to bave house in ehouts of hie ...

... County Gentle- aoe THB BADDELEY CAKE. 4 peculiar Twelfth Night custom has been jor more t ind which it would be a century at Drury Lane to omit. “his is the cutti of the Toot cake, Robert Baddeley, w! lived sn a ¢ gt » stage, and achieved great success an ...

... TENHAM. Meter From the 1sth to 18th STAND, 3. Tae C GENERAL AUTOMOBILE AGENCY, RAILWAYS. NOOK’S DRURY LANE PANTUMIME Loudon and and Grand Circe Geat at Drury Lane, and Supper en reuta, cece. fall informal: | Times & TO AD AMENDED SCALE OF for PREPAID ADV ...

... his ntinent, and re- ted to England in 1787, © was then en- G05 at Drury Lane Thoatre in English berame a favourite tenor at provincial and afterwards t “of musical director at Drury Lane. In ** written by look, from materials supplied by Kelly deecrihes ...

... the Emperor and Queen Mary. King George and the Empress, will lead the Royal quadrille, and the command performance of at Drury Lane. Their Majesties will be tho guests through- out the week of the King and Queen at Buckingham Palace. The programme of their ...

... Things Were it was performed at Drury Lane on May tind, 1796. for ' the benefit of Mrs. Siddona. But he oh:sined his greatest reputation for his lively and popular comic opera No Song, no Supper. first acted at Drury Lane on April 18th, 17C0. Thereafter ...

... Vela • SBILLIANT Terrill° MA • AND DOMINANT. •I HI. BEAUTIFUL SNOW-LAND, • I Awl odor I: THE GREAT WENT END. LONDON, MID DRURY LANE FAVOURITE. ...

... BA NGS OF THE YO NG ts “The Young Reecius hes made a new e¢: ment at Drury Lane, by which he is to receive 100 guineas for night of his this ; same for fifty nights in he secured to him.”” the next, with a by which £1,200 are to ...

... Tockingten, April 30. IR H. IRVING AT DRURY LANE to_your Steellent the production dast evening. interest your correspondent and readers. low that Sir Heery Irvin: ppeared at Drn Theatre on August 5! 1869, 28 Comp: Kon, cault’s drama. on the occasion of ...