... it known sato yon — Panto , . it Wes the thrilling frame to bear. And spirit of the Child of Song. Sir Angustns Harris's Drury Lane Spectacle iscatitled ll umpty Dumrty ; or the Yellow Dwarf, The /air One wit It the Golden Locks; in which he will endeavour ...

... though I say it who should not, the The Clarion is Only One Penny Weekly. * * * My Newcastle correspondent writes:— If at Drury Lane Sir Angustns Hands year by year eclipees all precious alerts, it certain he does likewise at the Tyne, for we have repreecnted ...

... not be out of spirits, as you may depend on the shepherds, and any other animals you may have occasion for.—Totaliy yours, Drury-Lane. HOPKINS. P.B.—Lend me a Cupid ; mine has got the measles. Dear Hopkins,—The bearer is our Cupid, at a shilling a-night ...

... further diminished to cicven. Of course the greatest of all these is Sir Augustus Harris's famous Annual, Hanley Dumpy, at Drury Lane. ...

... whose pretty gracefulness has vastly helped the effect of many opdras in Loudon, and still more especially of pantomimes at Drury-lane and in the provinces. And though England is the only European nation which has not made a national institution of dancing ...

... ditty. The Grand Procession of Nations (the oosttimes designed by Mr. Percy Anderson) is the spectacular feature of the Drury Lane Pantomime. Twenty-four nations are represented in the following order: India, Arabia, Dalmatia, Tartary, Cochin-China, Persia ...

... NOW TO GET DRINK AFTER HOURS. Sheridan said, at the burning of Drury-lane Theatre, that a man had a right to warm his hands at his own fireside, but even he would have denied that a man had a right to bum down another irrson's hone 4 in order that h: ...

... is The Katy Thieves, and so excellent is tha representation that even the fastidious Yankee. who on presenting himself at Drury Lane, sad charged balfa-sovereign for his piece of banded it back to the ticket issuer with tke remark that he did not care to ...

... and clammy, and produced a sinking feeling at the pit of his stomach, proceeded as follows : In the matter of Pantomime, Drury Lane is the Theatre of the West, Surrey of the South, the Standard of the East, and the Islington Grand of the North. At the ...

... before the day of their match with the Crusaders they had a private box all to themselves at the theatre, and that theatre Drury Lane—no leas. I do hope, for the credit of Lancashire, that they didn't forget to take their dress suits and diamonds with them ...

... that time when we met in Westminster Abbey. It was a great Edinburgh preacher long ago who was going into the pit (,f Drury Lane. A hand was laid on his shoulder, and an awe-stricken voice Bald, Oh, Doctor MacGruger, what would the people in the Old ...

... and Clare Marker, wherein the Vestry Hall is situate, is the Strand Slum par excellen.e. It is boar led on the West by Drury.lane, on the South by the Strand, and on the East by Lincoln's-Inn-Yields, and is a very unsavoury locality. The person who was ...