... cornpromoter and swindler, Ernest Hooley, who is now in gaol. The author is Mr. Jimmy Glover, the famous manager of the Drury Lane Tltre. When thc bubble was about to burst— You remember the bunch of earls and other people in high places who had to stump ...

... had been bedridden for several months. For 10 or 12 seasons he was the principal figure in the harlequinade portion of the Drury Lane annuals until that of 1892-3, in which he took no part. His return a year later was received with much satisfaction by Sir ...

... to be only fit for inlaying on boxes of the Present from 31argate variety, or embroidering the gorgeous costume* in • Drury Lane pantomime; these are pearl snail shells, and retail at from Is. to 10s. a pound. Other. (clam shells) arc 3ft. across, and ...

... mentioned : the story of Aladdin, done at Drury Lane, and at Sanger's from rather opposite points of view; Jack Sheppard at the Gaiety ; awl the circuses. The enterprising manager and lessee of Drury Lane is faithful to the old traditions of pantomime ...

... that lie became quite familiar to the touch and social with its squalidness. About two years before his first appearance at Drury Lane, he was successful enough, he then thonght, obtain engagement at the Ilaymarket, under the management of Morris; fortune ...

... ardent demonstrations of joy in Loodcn and elsewhere than the battle of eamperdown ; and the excitement of the audience nt Drury Lane beyond all description when, on the curtain rising, they saw before them a model of the laseratile, fully rigged, floating ...

... playwright, stated, shortly before his death, that he had sometimes made as much as £40,000 a year by his pen. A recent Drury Lane success realised in authors fees alone E.lOOO a week, which Mr. Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris divided between them. ...

... certainly a curious feature for Battersea, and a howl must be expected from bargees, boating men, and steam owners. The Drury Lane show now runs smoothly, and the racehorses, having got over their stage fright, are doing their work with placid once to ...

... best being at Drury Lane, the Crystal Palace, and the Grand in Islington. There were six of our theatres closed on Boxing Day. Covent Garden, sometimes a circus, sometimes a home of pantomime, is now a temporary lodging-house for the Drury Lane melodrama ...

... embroidered satin brought all the way from China. was as dissolute a galant as could be found in any of the low hautzts near Drury Lane on that fateful morning he walked down Tavistock street and I caught sight of a ravishing vision in the window of a milliner's ...

... suing ILEATLAIG'S WORM[ TABLETS. Tins. le. lid each. - - isric rumour has it that on the expiration of the present lease of Drury Lane Theatre, it will fall into the possession of the ground landlord, the Duke of Redford. whose intention is to pull the house ...

... must to all places of public resort, whether exceptionable or otherwaw. The penny theatre will set up its ChM alongoide of Drury Lane, and Vauxhall thodeno will scarcely be sattaird Sydenlians should monopolise all the peace. To ory one is unescoptionab ...