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... is well performed throughout, snd seems to suit the sudiences of this popular place of amusewent.—There is no change at DRURY-LANE.— Planché's vaudeville, entitled the Loan of a Lover, has been revived at the HAYMARKET, m which Miss Walton has made her ...
... the time has come to allow the entrance of the alieus. Then, on full Suuday, the rush is only to be compared with that up Drury-lane gallery ' stairs on Boxing-night. 0»e day this autumn two females were knocked down and trodden on, and had be rescued by ...
... Christmas, entitled Little Red Riding Hood and the felt all the better of their patronage. While | Babes in the IWood.—At- DRURY.LANE thero has the visit of the Czar to London last summer | been no change. The pantomime at this house will made come siir ...
... to us—we engaging him upon his testimonials, which were good—as public entertainer, forming part of the entertainments at Drury Lane, Great Central Hall (late City of London Theatre), Workmen's Hall, Bishopagate-street, Ac., well as being Elocution Master ...
... Horrible Affair Drurt-Lani.—On Saturday night man named Thomas Linnev. who with his wife and child resided at Lincoln's-court, Drury lane, returned home the worse for. liquor, and after abusing his wife fe'led her to the ground. He then commenced kicking her ...
... formed themselves into s general committee for the purpose of making arrangements for the forthcoming morning performance at Drury. lane Theatre on the 23rd inst. ARRIVAL OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS AT KlNasTowN.—The Tamar bas arrived in Kingstown, Dublin, from ...
... to Verdi's new Requfcm Mass on Saturday (there wa' a most satisfactory rehearsal last night), and ia not Sal vini acting Drury-lane, and are we not to have the equal of Salvini; As for those who despise a'l these pomps and vanities of a wicked world, nave ...
... Bow-street police-court Saturday a dissipated looking woman named Farrell was charged with being drunk and disorderly in Drury-lane, and smashing a window value £5. The case having been proved against the prisoner, who has repeatedly charged at Bow-street ...
... followinz world-famed celetrities. | Testimonial (No. 5,176) from the ecelebrated Tragedian, SIGNOR SALVINI «PIRATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE.” May 23, 1875. 15,5, —The other night, when wy Voice woull bave otherwise failed, I was able w 0 accomplish wy duty 10 ...
... LEANLINESS. W.G NIXEY's REFINED Testimonial (No. 5,176) from th elcbrated ’ - SLINOR SALVINI C M%W.“ | “TIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE w.au:!-&wlz?:nmn e dhos '?,75' CAUTION —Thero are several Tmitations. ¢sgyn,—The oth r night, when my Voice ''“1 :‘::' ...
... Testimonial (No. 5,176) from the ceicbrates Tragedian, | CLEANLIN’E::?:‘;‘E‘ lflEY’:l}gnnn SIGNOR SALVIND «THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE” May 23, 1875. «gyp,—The oth r pight, when my Voice would bave otherwise failed, I was able v accomplish my duty v the very ...
... followin ¢ worl i-fawer! celet ruties. Testimonial (No. 5,176) from Ihe ceicbrates Tragedisn, SLINOR SALVINI “THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.” May 23, 1875. “gyn, —The other night, when wy Voice would bave otherwise fuiled, I was able to_accomplish my duty W the ...