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... prisoners, arranged under the auspices of the St. Giles's Christian Mission, was held at the Mission Hall, Little Wild-street, Drury-lane, on Monday night.—The Recorder of London (Sir Charles Hall, Q.C., M.P.) presided, and was supported, among others, by Dr ...
... Association. Vuuross to London can take their choice of a variety of pantomimes. The New Olympia Theatre is competing with Drury Lane ; the Crystal Palace offers • wonderful variety of entertainment at a remarkably low price. Bat it is whispered that it ...
... life. The amusements provided for Londoners this Christmas arc. if anything, on a grander scale than any preceding year. Drury Lane holds its own in the matter of costume and eztraragaaza with Robinson Crusoc, from the united pens of Harry Nicholls and ...
... PASTOMIII.— Robinson Crusoe, Sir Augustus Harris's greatest pantomime success, continues to attract immense crowds to Drury-lane Theatre. Those of our readers who have not yet seen this unique show abroad avail themselves of the first convenient opportunity ...
... also in view of Eastertide novelties. The Lyceum, the Garrick, the Comedy, the Court, Daly's, St. James's, the Haymarket, Drury Lane, and the Vaudeville all have their shutters up, and actors and actresses perambulating with lugubrious faces the Strand ...
... reverentially muttering praises of their demigod as they pass the quaint domicle where he first drew breath. The appearance at Drury Lane of Gentleman Jack is a disappointment, and those possessed of a spark of sentiment are glad of it, for who can view the ...
... magistrates, Frederick Charles Grey, a printer, aged 22, who gays as his address the London County Council Lodging House, Drury. lane, W.C., was further charged on remand with having, on the morning of the 9th inst., meritsgeously broken into St. Matthew's ...
... never really German. We do net like each ether , over -familiarity has but bred contempt. Ilan told that the new drama at Drury-lane ban . g ga t r eady ; also that the title is to be peed to Win, which wee title of a novel the Hawley Swart Also, which ...
... piece of open ETZdin London, excluding the parks and ington Oval. Yet immediately behind ifs are the dens and rookeries of Drury Lane and Clare Market, w hich arefull of thieves, and through which it would be almost dangerous for a respectable pm. son to ...
... Harris has grown to be so synonymous with PucceFs that it would seem there is no such word as fail in the bright lexicon of Drury Lane, and now that Augustus Imperator has secured the house on a new lease it has blossomed forth from the hands of the decorator ...
... for the stage, Her Majesty has pa tronised the mununii fraternity with delightful regularity, and between the lessees of Drury Lane, the Lyceum, the Haymarket, and St. James's, she has been regaled with all that is best in the dramatic arcanum. It is just ...
... weekly salary of twenty pmnel, at Cutout Gargen theatre, ism' in the tollowing year he had • nii/ifiy of Om came minima at Drury Lane; a scale of musette, tabus am:tutting to which he was pahl wail his retirement from the atago. In the very height of their ...