... through the columns of the Daily Mail, which has mule a firm stand against the verses and clatter at the great London Drury Lane Pantiimime. Hera is • Wine, wine, Glorious wine, Juice of the beautiful vine ; Fondly we think of it, Gaily we drink of ...

... increasingly popular, viz., the combination of cycling with camping out. the safety curtain installed by Messrs Merryweather at Drury Lane theatre WWI the first to prove effective, yet it was not by any means the first of these safeguards. Mr Mulholland writes ...

... stood, in Leicester , *pare. The auditorium is to hold three thousand persons, and the stage will be larger than that of Drury Lane. There is also to be a covered Wade capable of sheltering a thousand people, and this will be laid out with plants and dowers ...

... to eleven years were playing, a little boy named Frederick Brockman, aged nine years, residing at 10, Betterton-strt et, Drury •lane, fell into the sewage water and sank. The tide at the time was rising fast, but fortunately the pier master of Blackfriars ...

... Covent-garden, when be pulled up at Hart's Hotel to get a soda and brandy. On returning to the cab, which ho had left near Drury Lane Theatre, he was surrounded by six seven men, one of whom threw hie arms round his neck whilst another held a cloth over ...

... broad daylight or in strong artificial light. Judging by s demonstration of the new invention given on Thursday afternoon at Drury Lane Theatre, the field of use to which the cinema may be put has now been consider Ably widened. In spite of the fact that all ...

... employed in theatres. that theatres were not demoralising, and that more mischief was done to children in the purlieus of Drury Lane and slams of Westminster than behind the stage. Mr fetionchere supported the amendment, which was opposed by Mr Henry ...

... weir on Friday morning considerable excitement was caused w the vicinity of Drury Lane, when it was found that the large wardroue stores in cos. tiection with the Drury Lane Theatre had caught ire. The large three-storeyed building is situated to Parker ...

... 20, Russell Street, once loigl Limb, oneunaotling from his windows, to his intense satisfaction. both Coveut Garden and Drury Lane Theatres. while the tbuokailler and quondam* actor. whose very pretty wife serviette in a completed Churchill, had his ...

... the sessions of sweet silent thought upon the rumensbrine° of things peat. Lbriding the wretched p .utester, who, high in Drury Lane, lulled by a .ft a tho hrokuti pane, rhymed tie woke. Pope boasts that he could sleep without 111 htr tie td ; yet Pope ...

... matter, which • nine days' wonder ; and in • little time the child was discovered at a low-lodging house in Litwin Court, Drury Lane, • place tenanted by the lowest clam of Irish. It was in a sadly dirty state, and such clothing as it had on its back was ...

... which be conducted wi it. DRURY LANE CHILDREN. Sir August. , Harris returned ham Germany on Saturday afternoon, and immediately drove to Drury Lane Thentte , where he presented the mite. won by the 5 oung pupae of the Drury Lane I Pantomime school during ...