... shillings for a concertina. He manifested great inclination to see * life,” and accordingly visited the Princess’'s and Drury Lane Theatres, the Crystal Palace, and other places of popular resort, the result of which was that when !oundp?:y his mother ...

... it seems, had induced the man to go with her to the room she occupied in an u;g::)r storey in & house in Barley Court, Drury Lane. n after they went up-stairs an altercation was heard, the window of the room was opened and the man thrown out. He was ...

... —ProrLe AND DREsSES AT THE PRIVATE View—New SryLus ix SLEEVES. AND Bopicies—THE Exsisimios - ANCIENT AND MODERN ART COMPARED—DRURY LANE PANTOMIME —REeclvE : DuMpLING CUSTARD, As a rule, the most interesting Private View of the series that comes at this time ...

... Friday Afternoon, March 22, 1859 Geneval Wews. Wire Mvuroer —On Monday night, in a house in Drury-lane, Nowcasile-ou-Tyne, a man named Flowcher kicked his wife to death, and was aftorwards arrested for the murder. A destructive fire broke out on Monday ...

... { and yot Mr. Irving's receipts are £430 per night, On (fu-‘ other hand, very little more than £450 oxn b erowded into Drury Lane, which holds 3,500 people, & largo proportion of the house being dovoted to the pit and the two galleries, T FATAL ACCIDENT ...

... Mission | ¥Years in ”'k‘l.;'.‘L:““'i:fn‘;r:hai ‘:_:.t:;‘nya:‘ - e antoms . . e 1- Itter o will change L.‘.,1.“,; for Drury Lane, We hope to refer to g Champion- | Pl 3 career usrf-run!»r length next weck. At his n sportsmen |OT :‘4'“ uesday last, it ...

... lho‘rvdnotim of mnfl Heart” and *A Man's Shadow,” and after jndicious pruning “The Royal Oak ” continues to tflourich at Drury Lane, ' A very influential committes, eouhfi% of Menars, ?rvinx. Bancroft, Harris, Bserbohm Willard, acd Alexander, is ising & ...

... which are to be worn in the coming pantomime, All | the lovely brocades and gauzes were exhibited in the grand saloon at Drury-lane, and the original sketch for each character was placed near each costume. “The crimson plush cloak belonging to Mars made ...

... story plainly and vividly told would please the children, and there is mow a distinct tendency to rationalise the “panto.” Drury Lane clapped two stories into one« The Sleeping Beouty” and *‘Beauty and the Beast''—and made the sensational departure of having ...

... for many years before he became known to English audiences. 4 His first appearance of any importance in London was in the Drury Lane ‘?ontomime in 1905, when he appeared as Dandini” in “Cinderella.” ...

... , M.P., acquiring the whole of the Duke of Bedford’s estate in the heart of London—an area of nineteen acres containing Drury Lane Theatre, Covent Garden Market and Opera House, and Bow-street [Police-court. The price was not disclosed, but *‘ millions” ...

... defendant company wished him to peoint out that their managing direcior, when choosing the ‘titie “Seuled Orders,” had not the Drury Lane drama in his mird. This statemcu! was made in evidence, and no attempt Ly cross-examination was made to controvert it. The ...