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... sign from his master the me took off his livery coat, waistcoat, and trousers, and Ilp peared in the complete costume of a Drury lane with a red tuft, white pillar, breeches, &c. Iles once sat down upon the door and went through a number of extraordinary ...
... again. ( S igned) FREI, Liar, 17 years. Groans 18. WATTS. 17. 16. Lass, 15. Ammar Witnn, 14. Yarnbrook, Sept. 21, 1880. DRURY LANE THEATRE.— THE WORLD. Every evening at 8. Preceded at 7.30 by a Faroe. Prices from Gd. to £5 ss. VAUDEVILLE THEATRE, Strand ...
... shaved with a razor. The children have died of their wounds, but the girl Mary will probably recover. Mr. 0. ltignold opened Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night with the elaboiate spectacular repr,sentution of Shakespeare's Henry V. Another unhappy wr. ...
... and ended at the Olyippic. One made some unite in di- world, and Covent Garden admirers applansied her, while those of Drury Lane were hissing Edmund Kean fur the same sort of not very exemplary *induct. Sally Booth led a quirt life, and never had &chance ...
... EMERY. Mr. HARRY MEAD, Eccentric Corned:an from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. W. H. COURT LEY, Principal Low Comedian at St. James's, Sadler's Wells, Stands, Royalty, Grecian, Drury Lane,Nl) . 4 Property Man—Mr. DALTON. Prompter—Mr. DRTDIN. COSLIIMierS—Mr ...
... acquitted and discharged. Charles, Cafies, and Battola were sentenced to ten years each; Deakin to five years. drama for Drury Lane will be the work of Mr. Beery l'ettitt and Sir Augustus Harris. The collaborators have gone to the Gouthout. Her Majwity's ...
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... the Chest. ID con/sequence of it. great sumer, Sir Acquittal Harris has decided to extend tits moos of English Opera st Drury Lane. ...
... coroneted with saphires and rubies and pearls. Take a queen from a twel cake, add to her the leading fairy in the pantomime at Drury Lane, and sprinkle with a few ornaments from the court circle at Madame Tussaud's, and you have the young lady at the counter ...
... to the mincers platform when he was eight years of age. When he to England at the age of thirteen, he appeared first at Drury Lane Theatre, where his playing of Ernst's feaaalatios OteBo made& great sensation. He also played Beethoven's concerto at ...
... alarm tra us would be emptied at all stations adjoining the some of the outbreak. From what ii heard of the autumn drama Drury Lane Theatre, rehearsals of which have already commentad, the feria& element will be more strongly accentuated than is usual ...
... on or before the October next. By order of the Board, H. W. PINNIGER, Clerk to the Guardians. Westbury, 14th Sept., 1880. DRURY LANE THEATRE.— THE WORLD. Every evening at 8. Preceded at 7.30 by a Farce. from 64. to £5 se. THEATRE, Strand, London.— Every ...