... was an excellent exponent of the dwarf Mime. The demand for Boats to witness this piece was so great that was repeated at Drury Lane on Monday with equal success. The sensation that has been caused by the announcement that no less than seven suspicious ...

... and cheers ringing from the stage well the audience forming one the most sensatiohal pictures that can well be imagined. Drury Lane Theatre is sura to be crowded nightly for a long run of this piece. The old saying that murder will out is just as true ...

... lasting remembrance brave fireman receives. There are helmets bearing tales of disaster in the Westminster Bridge-road, in Drury-lane, and of the burning of the Alhambra Theatre in 1882. A recent addition that of the helmet of a poor fellow crushed a few ...

... from heart disease. Miss Wadman was well known in London, having played since 1881 the Globe, Avenue, Comedy, Empire, and Drury Lane, among others. She was well known, too, in the provinces, in “Falka,” “Pepita,” and “Paul Jones.” Miss Wadman’s real name ...

... invitation of the Mayor and the journalists of the southern district. In the evening at Earl’s Court, followed by reception mt Drury Lane by Sir Augustvis Harris af:er thi* play the evening is over, and on Tuesday Lord Salisbury 'baa invited the journalists ...

... lunching with the Duke and Duchess York. In theatre boxes the same mixing identities occurred. the historical night of at Drury-lane, when the whole Royal circle attended, opera glasses were entirely fault in distinguishing the Duke of York from the Czarewitch ...

... robbers and murderers as was possible to imagine. Witness testified that hia name was Abraham Peters, that he was bom in Drury-lane, London, and was now forty years age ; that he had been in the service of Sir Lemuel Levison for the last five years; that ...

... makes potatoes taste bad when you don't put on any.” The Kino and the Plumber. —When Hatfield shot at King George 111. at Drury Lane Theatre nearly a hundred years ago, Mr. Holroyd, the king's plumber, who sat next him, caught his arm, and thus probably ...

... Company, in the Great London and Provincial Success, “QUEENS EVIDENCE.’ ; By arrangement with the late Sir Acourt Harris (Drury Lane and Covent Carden Theatres, Loudon). For Time and Pricet See Bills. ...

... Daughter,” “ Human Nature, “ A Sailor’s Knot,” Ac., By arrangement with the late SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS, the Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres, London, from whom Mr Clyde was fortunate enough to secure the ENTIRE BIGHTS FOB SCOTLAND (Theatre and Fit-up Towns) ...

... important production of Wagner's work in Italy at Florence in 1871. Oneoi Mr Mapleson’s agents engaged him tor the London season Drury Lane in 1872, and in his * Reminiscences,Mr Mapleson gives an account of managerial dismay, when the tent# upon whom he had placed ...

... pantomime. Rich was owner of the new theatre in I .incola’s Inn Fields, completed in 1714, and in order to compete with Drury Lane, then under tho manegemont of Colley Cibbar, Booth, and Wilks, lied adopted entertainments in the Italian stylo. These consisted ...