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... which nizhtl this exciting spectacle is decidedly well deserve take is Sa- PRINCESS 8. duce Like the Adelphi, as well as Drury Lane the: establishment is under the manazement of | ly un- Chatterton, who seems to nv expense in | vke on vod entertainment ...

... prevention rof these dire diseases. DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Christmas pantomime will take place at Drury Lane, and nowhere felse. Mr Harris is far e too shrewd a man to break the historical continuity of Drury Lane annuals on account of the pheno- menal ...

... bered 3403. Mr W. the well-kuowa scene pai died recently. for It is said that Christine Nilssun has been enj State the Drury Lane Patti far Cavent Garden. et the same « season at £200 a ni were before The Lord Chamberlain has laced his veto 1 tain caricatur ...

... good rollicking boisterous fun, and 'Puss in Boots at Drury Lane for fine scenery and gorgeous costumes. The celebration of I the silvpr wedding and the armour clad procession of Chivalry at Drury Lane are triumphs of stage scenery and dressing, and contribute ...

... NOVEMBFR 21, 1874. TH iw TT (Prom our Dramatic Wales THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LaNe. As he To follow up the criticiams of the Londvo to Ricbard de Livo,” vow va t J of the regard above theatre, would only be to rex which seems to be the unanimous vf al fortu- ...

... taviern keeper. E. Smlith, XVigmlore street, Cavendislh square, grocer. S. Gnwar, Regent street, print seller. J. Alle i Drury lane nrd Golden lane, 13arbican, tee detler J. Alarslall, Colchester street, WViiteclhapol, boiler mnker. WX. Luxford, Trosley ...

... M. MARSHALS, Chief Cashier. BANKRUPTS, FtlrjAY OCTOML 2&6. Joseph Thomas, Catherine-street, Strand ; White Hart- street, Drury lane, and Finsbury-sqpare, newspaper proprietor. -William Edwards, Cross-street, Finsbury, ale and porter ?? Greenhill, Ifar ...

... Arrived at tho church,a aurgingcrowd was foundbe- seiging the porch, reminding one very much of the crush to get into Drury Lane Theatre on BOXing night. The police, acting on their own responsibility, we believe, were well represented. . The sacred ...

... reported in extenso. That there are not to be many special Christmas holiday attractions at the London theatres this year. That Drury Lane re-opens on boxing night with its gorgeous pantomime, the cost price of which is said to have been £16,000. That at Covent ...

... interested to le'irn that Mr Henry Irving particularly eym. pathiaed with the ladyand obtainel an engagement for her at Drury Lane, which she resigned tbrough ill-health. Miss Wiedemann has started for Ger. many with the view of gettinv the certificate ...

... already well established reputation. A new play called the Betrothal, written by an American, was prodeced last week at Drury Lane, in which Mr. Brooke sus- tained tli prineipal part, but notwithstanding every thing had been don0 by the management, and ...