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... TOOTSIE AGAIN AT DRURY LANE, No such pantomime as that at Drury Lane has ever before been offered to the punlic. We have Gus Harris's word for this, and it is just simply the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Pigott has no hand In this ...
... BEHIND THE SCENES AT DRURY LANE. , s 1 I 11. IL Kin) Edward ..1/S. The truth le, Mr. Thumper, there is not a wrap of in the royal hinter. As you are noun.. l'Arliainentary allowauee for meat i. thrve and six a week. and hers• it's only ThuNday, and tie ...
... Outairle Drury Lane Theatre—the pleasured of a not night. ...
... 1 . A CASE TO BE PITIED . In the pit at Drury Lane. ...
... Bth April, 1033.—8e10w is a copy of the first play bill, issued at Drury LAne on this Gate : By his Majesty's Company of Comedians At the New Theatre, in Drury Lane, This day, being Thursday, April 8, 1663, will be acted a Comedy, called THE HVMEROVS ...
... AN EXTRAORDINARY ONE November night in ism, Joe Grimaldi, the clown, then acting at Drury Lane Theatre, was toll that two gentlemen were waiting to see him at the stage door. Joe, my lad, said one of them, how goes it ? Joe stared at the speaker ...
... Saturday, October 29, 1887.] TOOTSIE AT DRURY LANE. I ii is DO , * Snook tells me that when the Adventures of Verdant Greca were first published, a reviewer said :— in common with all works of a local or class character, the interest is necessarily ...
... ALLY SLOPER'S HALF-HOLIDAY. LOOK out for Drury Lane pantomime this year. Rumour has it that Harris intends surpassing all previous efforts, so something rare may be expected. (lassie will ! nut, of course, forget to give love- lines, a prominent position ...
... MONEY MOSES. Ix 1839, Emanuel, otherwise Money Moses, kept the Black Lion public-house in Vinegar Yard, Drury Lane. In March, 1840, ho was transported for fourteen years for receiving stolen gold dust. Tie was well known as one of the most daring ...
... irday, February 18,1888. TOOTSIE AT THE LANE. s upposz from what I have heard the Dook say, Drury Lane must sve been a different sort of place when it contained noblemen's wary houses, but that must have been a longish while ago, for ' I lyself have ...
... ALLY SLOPER'S HALF-HOLIDAY. ANOTHER STRIKE—NOT AT DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. The New Trapsmnit in striatorian whisper). Et you please. yell have to go down the O.P. aide tonight; Cother COW§ been a-playing the fool with that there centre trap, and be— OM ...
... thousands of sightseers. It is, of course, on somewhat time same lines as other Drury Lane successes, but probably it would not be a success were it not so. A Drury Lane drama is a great undertaking. The ladies' dresses in one scene must run into hundreds ...