... essentially a *‘ popular™ one. It came from Islington, Hackney, and Walworth, and not a litile ots it from Whitechapel and even Drury-lane. South Kensington and Belgravia were looking at pictures or keeping themselves warm at home. The violet sunshades and cerulean ...

... licence may be forfeited ; but the only sanction for the regulations in musichills is the power to refuse » renewsl next year. Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, being patent theatres, are not under the jurisdiction of the Lord Chamberlsin ; but a moral ...

... sccordingly. 4 Tue Glasgow justices met again to resume the consideration of the application of Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury lane, tor a licence for the Grand Theatre, Glasgow. The old licence had just expired. The Court granted the licence for one month ...

... Killer ; Sangers's, * Bluebeard > the Girand, Islington, ** Whittington and his Cat ; not forgetting ** Pass in Boots at Drury Lane, and ¢ Juck the Giant Killer at Covent Garden, Mz J. P. BuryerT has commissioned the two clever wauthors kuown as ** ...

... I'HE END OF A WRETCHED EXISTENCE. An inquest has been held in Drury-lane, London, relative to the death of Eliza Sweeney, aged 33. The deceased was mle woman, who {nd gained a living by doing e-work, but of late she had been unable to obtain any work ...

... Germany the father and mother are compelied tgsovido a cot for the baby. Even if they are not rieh enough in the vicinage of Drury-lane to buy cots, they miit:t, as the Comrdd.pnmm‘;nnfie boxes, which would answer the mpon very well. m the heads of poor fam ...

... workmen's dwellings is about to take place in Belgium. £15,000 is the amount stated to have been spent in preparing the present Drury-lane pantomime, THERE are 3,000 Roman Catholic parochial schoo!s in the United States, with an enrolment of 511,000 pupils. THE ...

... to seek his fortune. Wgen she was 16 she ran away, and she had kept herself ever since. She had been a chorus girl in the Drury Lane pantomime of * Puss in Boots,” and more recently she was on the stage at Bristol. Six week ago, when she came from the country ...

... London. she was imported from Italy by Colonel Mapleson in 1872, the veteran impresario being then running Italian opera at Drury Lane, whilst Mr. Gye had a rival season at Covent Garden. Albani was to sign ner contract with Mapleson on her arrival, and as ...

... which Is the await ..sample nit genuine coms.. the days a Sir Arthur Su an lliv. r e a eatire productiou teem Dal,'. and Drury Lane Theatres in fit 'tor preevated at the ()ime., Leicester neat week. There iv a idea- I did ivory running :brooch the pier ...

... Nights. 31A1- !NEE, SATII RDA. 2 p.m. a Cotirtnvidg , 's L.t st Slll is YOUNG ENGLAND The Cbarming_Oomin Opera from lbly'a Drury Lane Malmo. music, by O. 11. Book by Cam Basil Hood. , The Expends , : Company Touring. C. Hayden Coffin, Reginald Crawford, ...

... her handbag after she had been given an audition for the new Prince Littler production of “Wild Violets” on the stage of Drury-lane theatre. . After three weeks' rehearsals the show ‘beil:s its tour at Bristol. Audrey will one of the singing chorus and ...