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... DRURY LANE NEW LION. The late Dan Leno's successor in Drury Lane pantomime Mr. Harry Fragson, English entertainer who has achieved the unique success of invading Paris and making fame and fortune there without any great proficiency French and without ...
... DRURY LANE DRAMA AT THE QUEEN'S The Great Millionaire Lane production that has been transferred its entirety to the Queen's Theatre this -week makes a very absorbing melodrama. Like many others emanating from the same quarter is most realistically ...
... TWELFTH NIGHT AT DRURY LANE. The administration of genial Robert Baddeley's modest bequest has, in Mr. Augustus Harris's lavish hands, grown into an important and pleasurable annual celebration. Frost and snow proved alike powerless to mar the success ...
... ANOTHER DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. Mr. John Troutbeck, cororer (or the Westminster district, resumed his inquiry this afternoon at St. Cl-iruet.t Danes' Vestry Hall into the mysterious circumstances strrounding the : of the m?.n iiamcd Jcseph aged 52 years, ...
... DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. IMPORTANT EVIDENCE. The adjourned inquest on the body of the man, Joseph Wootton, 52 years of age, a general dealer, lately living at 13, Little Church-street, Marylehone, was held at St. Clement Danes' Vestry Hall, last evening, by ...
... I DRURY LANE THEATRE (From Our Own Correspondent J Drury Lane Theatre has recommenced it* ». under auspices that may safely be accepted as of r* 00 fortunate character.. The worst imitation of a j,? o ** to think the carrying on (as the phrase goes) ...
... THE BRITISH LION AT DRUP.Y LANE. . The exhibition of the British Liont ram~pan~t, on the classic boards of Drury Lane Theatre, last Tues-l 'day, was altogether one of the most ludicrous demon- stra'tions which that strange animal has made since. it first- ...
... GENTLEMAN JACK AT DRURY LANE. Puri list Corbett makes his Debut. (Teteoram to Tat truptim) The product;on last (Saturday) night of Gentleman .Tack enabled sporting playgoers to see in the flenh the renowned victor of the prize-rine Mr. Corbett, on ...
... Drury Lane Favourite's Thanks. A prominent feature of the London pantomime season is the performance of Miss Daisy Dormer in Hop-tr•My-Thinitti at. the Theatre Royal. Wm . 's' Lame, in Wh ieh she appears as 'Queen *of Ninettionica. Tiw bright performanee ...
... THE TERROR OP DRURY LANE. Mrs. Weethisll's little boy William lately got into trouble for begging. He had a colleague with him, of whom more anon. They were brought up before Mr. Flowers, at Bow-street, and, when they had been duly charged, Mrs. Westhall ...
... RENTERS' RIGHTS AT DRURY. LANE. One of the renters of Drury-lane Theatre having claimed the right to a seat in the stalls ;Awe the stage, contrary to the usual practice of contenting himself, like other renters, with free admission to the dress circle ...
... ?? 1.- 1.11Il - ?? ?? ,. ?? - ?? - -, ?? , ?? ?? MANCHESTER, SATURIDAY, JUNE 16, 1855. THE ADMINISTRATIVE RE FORMERS AT DRURY LANE. .. .. . . I ,~ I' In all things evil there is said to be a spirit of good; and war, with all its calamities and disasters ...