... dancing 110011- thing more than motion without meaning. In the early putt of the last century a ballet was performed at Drury Lane, called The Loves of Mars and Venus, adierna, to quote Colley Cibber once more, the passions were so happily expressed ...

... lucrative business connected with the stage. The leading limier's shop is well worth a visit It is within a atone 's throw of Drury Lane, and no one entering it would guess the extent of the trade duce there. Its almost bare window seems to shun rather than ...

... that be could recall the circumstance. Them instead of mating at mace that there waster, vaamice for another actress at Drury Lane, be kept these poor people in uncertainty for three month., ; and it was nut until Mr. Wright had writtea to him very i ...

... last night Mr. R. W. Younge will placed before his patrons at the Tyne Theatre the pantomime so successfully performed at Drury lane two years ago, Dick Whittington and his Cat.' From what I hear, they are both of great merit, and are likely to have a ...

... Eve) at 710 And Every Evening until further notice. (By arrangement with Mr. Augustus Harris) rill be produced the great Drury Lane Pahtonainse - W HITTINGTON AND HIS CST. Wain by L. Blanchard. With all the original Scenery, Costumes, Slink, and Marvellous ...

... is entitled Whittingtou and his Cat. It is identically the name pivce that was produced with such brilliant success at Drury Lane Theatre the year before last, and it will be represented with the same costumes, Fernery, appointments, and mechanical ...

... pantomime performed by grotesque characters in this country was at Drury Lane, in the year 1702. It was composed by Mr. Wearer, and called The Tavern Bilkers. The next was performed at Drury Lane in 1716, also composed by Mr. Weaver, in imitation of the Ancient ...

... achieving. The undertaking into which he entered with Mr. Augustus Harris, sore six mouths ago, to produce the greatest of Drury Lane successes on the boards of this theatre was the most onerous and difficult One which he has faced wince his accession to ...

... Mr. Brady, the house door as Lipari' ha representatives from sw,Jportkmeitheglobeowrwhioht e Union Jack flies, being in Drury Lane. He painted a portrait of Thomas gad the idea Males general support, saps. Bewick, the wood engraver, and also one of William ...

... during the long run of the piece. In 1879 he entered npon the management of Drury Lane Theatre, London, and in a book which lie has published entitled, Five Years at Old Drury Lane, 1879-lee4, lie gives particulars , of the works produced during that period ...

... AUGUSTUS HARRIS. Mr. Augustus Harris's name has been brought to the front lately in connection with the production of the dbat Drury Lane pantomime, Whittington and Hi. Cat. at the Tyne Theatre, Newcastle, where it is being ' played to crowded houses nightly ...

... Miss Minnie Hank, the celebrated American vocalist, intends to visit England next month. A new play has been written for Drury Lane Theatre by Messrs. Angolans Harris and Paul Merritt. It is said to be a melodrama of the sensational class, rich in stirring ...