... had been bedridden foi several months. For 10 or 12 seasons he was the principal figure in the harlequins& portion of the Drury Lane annuals until that of 1892-3, in which ha took ne part. Hi; return a year later was received with much satisfaction by Fir ...

... satisfaction that the takings that day were to be devoted to such excellent objects. An attractive concert. to which the Drury Lane orche , •ra. under Mr. Jame. GI- e,,n-tributed, wao afterwards given. and tiara Printers Louise was escorted round the ...

... Suocasfol Play A NOBLE BROTHER. SPECIAL AND XON EXPILNSIVE ENGAGEMENT OP Leading Actors and Actresses Front the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Princess, and Adelphi Theatres, London, Who will appear in the Noble Brother, supported by a most CAREFULLY SELECTED ...

... stick. She could not ore for several days. In crone-examination the child raid her aunt had taken her to the pantomime at Drury Lane and other theatres four times s:oce Christmas. and she had told another aunt she would rather stay in London with the &ceased ...

... orange, apricot, buff, cream, and amber, but very seldom to albino specimens. While Mr. James Glover, the musical director of Drury Lane Theatre, was driving through the Strand in a taxicab, the cab came into collision with a traction engine, and be was cut ...

... us on in the pantomime ? the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way behind at Drury Lane Theatre - asked of Mr. D'Auban, adding. in answer to an immediate question, that they had had no previous experience on ...

... had accumulated from the mere collection of so many human beings in a given area. At a demonstration afterwards held at Drury Lane Theatre. under the presidency of Sir J. Dickson-Poynder, M.P., Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P., was the principal speaker, and ...

... ; Min fact tlst sr, principal Centralia at Lovsday's Opera Caspar Mr. ALllaD HUUAH, Kiser* Tour free tie Tbeatre Royal Drury Lane Open Onstpaay, ie. ; Mr. Jowl Manage, Tenor at Anthem we Hanky% Opera Osaspany ; Mr. P. Ds 11.3011 T, principal Baritone ...

... Jermyn-street, W., was bad 20s. 235. costs for assaulting a timi-oab driver named Howell. Howell said he was called by a taro at Drury Lane Theatre. While on kin way there the marquis hailed him, but be told him be was engaged. The marquis then I hare had enough ...

... photographer in North-street, Smithsquare, as his usual a,ocation ; but in the season of pantomimes he acted as pantaloon at Drury - lane Theatre. He had, it appeared troni the evidence, been very low and desponding for win,/ days past, comphon ing of pain ...

... company she achieved for tido falling f. runes of Covent Garden what the genius et the elder Kean enabled him to do for Drury Lane. Subenmently she visited America, and married Mr. Pierce Butler, • Southern planter. Her marriage was not very happy, and ...

... were as great as ever, the petition collapsed. Lady Dunlo afterwards appeared in one of Sir Augustus Harris' pantomimes at Drury Lane, but she bade farewell to the stage when, in 1891, her husband succeeded to the Earldom of Clancarty. The young Earl and ...