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... DRURY LANE THEATRE BURNT OUT, GREAT CONFLAGRATION. Tlie famous Drury Lane Theatre, London, almost destroyed fire early Wednesday morning. The outbreak occurred about half-past four, and the flames spread with extraordinary rapidity. In a few minutes the ...
... HISTORY OF DRURY LANE. Drury Lane Theatre a continuation of the old playhouse Covont-garden, and until the middlo of the eighteenth century it had especial name of its own. The present edifice is the fourth erected the site, and it was modelled on the ...
... Ridgway, oF 32, Wliitchcome-streefc, was charged, on remand, with stealing an overcoat and other articles Drury Lane Theatre.—Prisoner is Drury Lane renter, and was alleged that ho attended nearly every performance at the theatre, and on many occasions ...
... THEIR MAJESTIES AT THE OPERA The King and Queen attended a performance “Boris Drury Lane on Monday night. A large and brilliant audience was present. ...
... LadjMlar next. Waoklr or fartoicktiy aattlaenDU.—Quota prion -aad partiaabn to Prye* and Harris, Contraltora, Otaaraw Yard, Drury Lane, London ...
... Glasshouse-street, sued Miss Lilian Delamere, actress now playing in the pantomime of '• Dick Whittington and his Cat at Drury Lane, tc recover £3B 9s. lid., as money paid by plaintiff foi defendant at her request.—Mr. Wildey Wright appeared for the plaintiff ...
... The Boys. Part 2.—“ The Critic,” or “ A tragedy rehearsed.”—Scene (1), Drury Lane Theatre; (2), Tilbury Fort; (3), Drury Lane Theatre ; (4), The Governor’s garden ; (5), Drury Lane Theatre ; (C), The Armada.—Characters— Dangle—T. H. Hore Sneer—G. Wood ...
... run ot the piece, but in 1879 entered wider sphere of activity in commencing his enterprising and memorable lesseeship of Drury-lane Theatre. During his management of this celebrated house became one of the most active and successful organisera of the drama ...
... curtain the firemen were able to save the auditorium, but the stage was burnt out and the roof destroyed. The scenery of the Drury Lane drama “The Hope’’ was burntv ...
... matter to height of over 2,000 ft., and the flow of lava is increasing in volume. The jockey who rides The Whip in the Drury Lane play was thrown during Tuesday night’s performance, and had to be treated King a College Hospital. Prince Taai Hsun and ...
... third time within seven months that the estate, comprising twenty-five streets and including such famous buildings as the Drury Lane Theatre, the Royal Opera House, the Strand and Aldwych Theatres, the National Sporting -Club, Bow-street Police-court, ...
... old Court Theatre, in the farces of Sir A. W. Pinero, will be remembered, and afterwards came less brilliant successes in Drury Lane melodramas. Her breadth of style, says the Pall Mall Gazette, was effective in the largest playhouses. At the same time ...