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... GREAT PROTECTIONIST MEETING DRURY LANE THEATRE. T'he National Association for the Protection of Industry and Capital throughout the British Empire held their second anniversary meeting on Tuesday in Druryl*ne Theatre. Every available place was not only ...
... Mrs. Howard Paul will appear at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on the 22nd of Feb. Lady Macbeth, with Mr. Phelps the Thane. She will also play the character of Hecate (singing all the music) the same evening, an undertaking never before attempted. Fatal ...
... Gth. 7th, and Bth. THE BEN GREET COMPANY IN THE Lino . AND °NEATENS DRURY LANE DRAMA, HEARTS ARE TRUMPS. By CECIL RALEIGH. As produced by Arthur Collins at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Loudon. PRICES • • • -• 38., 25., Is.. and 6d. Seats booked at Mr ...
... COUNTY HALL, SALISBURY. MONDAY TUBRDAY, AUGUST 21st 4 22nd, 1899. MESSRS. RESTALL A MACINTYRE'S COMPANY IN THE GREAT DRURY LANE DRAMA. Entitlid: The white heather. By Cicil Ralbioh and Hnrnr Hamilton. By arrangement with Arthur Collins, Esq. Plan of Hall ...
... SPRAINS AND BRUISES. Mr. Julian Gerard. “The Gerards,'* Theatre Bojal, Drury Lane, writes:— I have used your Embrocation with surprising effect, and never intend being without it.” RUNNING. A Stock heath Harrier write* Draw attention to the benefit to ...
... C. Phillips’ famous Norel), 1 from The Opera Cokiqcb Theatre. London. Scenery painted Cecil Hicks and Charles Baker of Drury Lane and the Criterion Theatres, London. Box Office : Brinsmead'e Music Saloon, Queen-street. Doors open 7.90. Commence 8 o'clock ...
... SPRAIN'S AND BRUISES, Mr. Julian Gerard, “The Gerardi,” Theatre Uoyal, Drury Lane, writei.— ** I bare need your Embrocation with rurprisinp ellcct, and nercr intend beuf without It,** RUNNING. A Blackheatb Harrier writci ** Draw attention to the benefit ...
... Scholar in 1882. His principal works are two operas, Columbia and The Trobadour, both produced by Mr. Carl Rom at Drury Lane an oratorio, The Rose of Sharon a cantata, The Story of &yid the orchestral ballad, La Belle Dame sans Merci ...
... Football Clnb. Given entire mtisfactioo to all have used It.” SPRAINS AND BRUISES. Mr. QeranJ, The Oenudi, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, writes ** I have used your Embrocation with surprising effect, and never intend beiac without it,’* RUNNING. A Blackbeatb ...
... advantage of a cheap excursion from Salisbury. The book is brightly written and amuxing throughout, the descriptions of the Drury Lane pantomime and of the fascinations of the Regent-street shops for Nancy and the Aunt being particularly entertaining. ...
... Given entire aatiefaetioa all who have used it. SPRAINS AND BRUISES. Mr. Julian Gerard. The Gerards, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, writes:— have need your Embrocation with eurpriaing effect, and never intend being without it, RUNNING. A Blackbeatb ...
... oh. *• Given entire eatisfaction to til have used it, ’*3 SPRAIX3 AND BRnSES Mr. Julian Gerard. •'The . Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. I have used your Embrocatioß »(, RUNNING. A Blackbeath Harrier writes « ** Draw attention to the ta k. derived from using ...