... weeks). Nightly 7.30 P™J. M V nm y TTe^lfe ßoy*a ! , , 2.30 p.m.. THE KING AND Entire Production direct from Theatre «oyai. Drury Lane. BOOKING NOW for BIRTHDAY SHOW (season beginning October 30th) an •• ALADDIN PANTOMIME (opening December 2/ndl. ‘PAGANS’ ...

... he interested learn that Henry Irving particnlarly sympathised with tbe lady all Ibtlern, and obtained engagement for her Drury Lane, which she resigned through ill-health. Questions for Puzxled Ukionibts.— There ere several points tbe Prime Uiniater’a ...

... first English pantomlm- was staged by John Rich, manager of Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre, which, owing to competition from Drury Lane, had fallen on bad times. On December 26th Mr. Rich announced. In sheer exasperation, that he would present i I'than Mimic ...

... ANNA PAVLOVA The GREATEST DANCER in the World! supported by * her entire Company of Dancers, direct from her Season at Drury Lane. Booking Offices, Messrs. Dale, Fobtt, 118. Parade, Leamington, Te1. '759: Messrs. Shite & Spi.nceb, Oreenbill Street, Stratford ...

... very much like one of the admiring phrases in whioh people are wont to describe some of tbe beauties of the pantomime at Drury Lane, or the brilliant, dazzling efleote of the ballet, at the Empire or the Alhambra. But it really was not any such outburst ...

... Muffin Man; O, have you seen the Muffin Man That lives in Drury Lane O, yes, I’ve seen the Muffin Man, The Muffin Man, the Muffin Man; O, yes, I’ve seen the Muffin Man That lives in Drury Lane. And this one: Polly, put the kettle on Polly, put the kettle ...

... ford, and Captain Pulhill, the lessee of Drury lane Theatre, under the following singular circumstances:—lt appeared that ou Friday evening Mr. Duncombe, among others, was permitted behind the scenes of Drury lane Theatre, and that while there he met with ...

... wife had chosen themselves, and a cheque. Mr. Profumo apologised for the absence of his wife, who was still appearing at Drury Lane, and said he hoped that she would be with him at the next annual meeting. She was keen Conservative, and from now on he ...

... of Johnson. Having found out the mistake the register ef his voioe, Sims Reeves accepted appointment as second tenor at Drury Lane, where 1842-3 played comparatively minor parte. waa than, however, beginning to be talked about, and waa daring this engagement ...

... HAMMEHSTEIN 2nd. rAIKICIA HARTLEY. NEVTL WTIITIMi. EOUIE LESLIE. HELEN LANDIS Entire pioduction direct fiom the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane Prices: Evenings and Satuiday Matinees i/9. 8/-. 3/8 SPECIAL PRICES (or Thursday Matinees -. 5/- and MARCH 28th Nightly ...

... of a theatre, yet very few people realise that the saying is in allusion to the pictures of classical gods on the ceiling Drury Lane Theatre, to which the people in tha gallery were naturally the nearest. “ Mind your P’s and Q’s is a very old remark. It ...

... of Thanet eon, deals.—George Johnson, Notting Hill, furniture dealer and upho Elisabeth Onion and Oman, Birmingham, and Drury Lane, London, coach fringe ananulactorrra —John Laneamer and John limyford, Walsall, iron manufacturers. — B''illiam Keinpaon ...