... powerful AMERICAN TROUPE, and a numerous STUD of beautiful HORSES, (which created such a sensation at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, London, and Bingley-Hall, Birmingham,) WILL OPEN, in the CRICKET GROUND, ANLARY-ROAD, Hull, MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY ...

... comedy, but ia a very ehurt time it. became evident that wee reserved for a higher career. Sin subsequently appeared at Drury Lane and other theatres. sod It we., the close of 11152 St the Haymarket, that her be to it. greatest height. After 18-8 Mr. ...

... in the Metropolis ii now placed beyond quertion by the enormous success wheh is attending Sir Augustus Barris', season at Drury Lane. On Monday eight. seas played, there was not • vacant mal in the whole of vast auditorium, and on Tueeday night there was ...

... tour. P O' LONDON I Commence 7.30. Early doors Office Tel No. 457. TO-NIGHT (Saturday ~ Last Ni g ht of aIIEAT RUBY. Iron' Drury Lane. IN SIX WEEKS' TIME. The MOODY-MANNERS* OPERA COMPANY. Chorus of Forty, Twenty Instrumentalists travelling with the Cumpany ...

... ascribed to the Venerable Bede. Miss Victoria Votes will appear as Amy Robeart, on the recital of Mr. Halliday's play at Drury Lane next month. A prize of £2OO been offered by the Alhambra Corn. way for an original musical fantasia in full score. Mr. J ...

... wbuskey. WALKING ROME FROM ME PANTOMIME. Little Chris (who usually goes to bed very nnrly), Mamma, have the angels bees to Drury Lane to- No. darling. Why. Louie Chris (pointing to the ears) • *Cause thry've kept tbe Lampe up there lighted so late. HYNDMAN ...

... Gye and Mapleson opera coalition has come to naught, since Mr. Mapleson has announced the commencement of his season at Drury Lane. For the Early English Text Society, • volume of short treaties on herbs, chiefly metrical, is in ciurse of pre- Parations ...

... m r.ahte. IN elisitig !Tray Lane fl l n Lon* to strik• root s new ;me. he has m potwosta. anti those who know anythPgit Drury Lane mime do not oreel to h. tibial at a or s ktother l'romie he is ahodote:y onapproach.thle. Dot 1k t he i• to appear as the ...

... this old belief is to be found in the burlesque imaginary inventory of the properties of Christopher Rich, manager of Drury Lane Theatre, which appears in an early number of Steee's Tatler.• Among the very miscellaneous assortment of props catalogued ...

... reptile. Through an authorised medium Sir Augustus Harris has just given some indication of whet be expected from the new Drury Lane drama which he and his able collaborator, Mr Henry have lately been engaged upon. From the merest glance at die published ...

... Garr:at. who always joined the strimeet economy to the esft. lberal expenditure, brought Shakeapeams lubilse from Stratford to Drury Lane. The public was so charmed with this uncommon that the representation of it repeated near one hundred Una. DRAUGHTS. All ...

... rowing boroloor: , Lbly Ppqnihh mla Maxon*, sad Mr Arthur iladoer. It will it to people Mr :trotter Collin-, the managing of Drury lane Theatre. under Colonel Kitchener in lite Rgyptian war of 1885. And people she begin to . ..Intro into II:3 will Anil that ...