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... twenty per mat. It is Waled in the At.. that !Wawa Hilton denies the troth of • rumour to the effect that eke is to appear at Drury Lane in Alaska. sa ll a l g etv. Dr. Oran, of Hastings, the new canon of Chichester. was for ten years a practising bar- Miter ...
... Chartaey a retired dancer and his wife, named Fernandez. Toni Fernandes and Marie Hose danced harlequin and columbine at Drury Lane in the palmy days of pantomime, when Jo Grimaldi was clown there. Ls Hose was a good little woman as well as a good dancer; ...
... stalls and hear the whole opera through will cost £7. A stall ticket for a single night is £2. For the Wagner performances at Drury Lane the cost will not be so great, but then we shall have only the old Wagnerian operas—not the grmid new Niblungunlied,beginning ...
... the bodies. ATTEMPT TO DROWN A SON. Bridget Mendry, describing herself as a servant, and giving an address in Wild-street, Drury-lane, wa, charged at Bow-street Police Court, on Mondey, with ettempting to drown her son, aged eine years, at Waterloo Bridger ...
... whatever Miss Anderson may have saved, the London managers do not seem In a hurry to fall at her feet. She declined to go to Drury Lane, and is probably hankering after the Lyceum. But while Miss Terry rules that stage it is not very likely that Miss Anderson ...
... I suppose beeause of the everydayness of the expression. There are still ramours that Madame Ristori will appear at Drury Lane shortly, and there is no doubt that Signor Rossi will play King Lear at Her Majesty's Theatre next week. I suppose we ...
... must extend to the reserve. A out arny of the theirs are closed or closing, and Leedom will soon eviid of the light of the Drury Lane, Vaudeville, the are all closed , while ewe the West-end theatres will close lislese=a of Uncle Tom's Cabin is at Hr ...
... pooled on one of the pinnacles of the Mall frontage until it fell in astonu into Yard. Picked up by • soldier, it wu peak a Drury Lane actor, wko parted with it aideration to a member for Lambeth, it has descended to Mr. Wilkinson. Thin to be no doubt of ...
... of the part on this occasion gave very general satisfaotion. The machinery of some of the great scenes in the new play at Drury Lane is already beginning to work more smoothly, with the result of greatly improving the sensational effects. Mr. Harris is ...
... amount. Sindbad the Sailor will be the familiar subject of the Cluistmas.Pantomime at Drury Lane. Mr. K. L Blanchard will write the book—where would the Drury Lane Pantomime be without Mr. Blanchard t—and plans for the scenery are already in preparation ...
... moral manager in his own maim .tion ; and he has issued a manifesto to call attention to the fact that all his scenes at Drury Lane are moral. He has a moral snowstorm, however, which is earried out under the most surprising conditions. It represents the ...
... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. John Crow, labourer, was to-day remanded at Bow-street on the charge of murdering George Green on Saturday night. THE CHURCH CONGRESS AT DERBY. The central town of the Midlands now buy with elaborate' pre,sratioos for the twenty-second ...