... Comm sioners of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition » the members of the Reception Committee to & and supper on the stage at Drury Lane after performance of Human Nature on Thursday. ! 13th May. I am {.hd to see the National Thes setting an example in offering ...

... into conversation about Nelson’s monument, which resulted in an invitation to have some refreshment. They walked towards Drury.lane, where they had a glass of milk together. Chalkley then came up and all three went to a public-house. Chalkley said he had ...

... they entered into conversation about the Nelson Monument, which Hto':lnk.idnvihfiou to have some refreshments. They towards Drury.lane, where they had a uolnilk. All three went themn to a blic. Chalkley said that he had had fl,!g left him by a deceased brother ...

... interesting character, and will do much to strengthen the position of the Society. « A Rowx oF Luck.”—So the management at Drury Lane have most appropriitely named the new and original sporting drama which is now being layed on their boards. To say that ...

... been opened in our renks.” The Christmas pantomine will take place at Drury Lane, and nowhere else. Mr. Harris is far too shrewd a man to break the historical continuity of Drury Lane annals on account of the phenomenal success of the Run of Luck or any ...

... Jubilee is worthy of a great national celebration, so long as we do not get too much of it. In the words of the clown in the Drury Lane pantomine we are having “ mot too much jubilee, but just jubilee enough.” There is a danger of its being played rather too ...

... his intention of being present at Mrs. yßemrd-80-l premiére at the Opera Comique. “The Forty Thieves ceased to_exist at Drury Lane with ite {'\'uh performance. The run is n-m--cedented, and Mr. Harry Nicholls presented . mm: Harris with two inscribed ...

... ord Street, BI&I'I, Long 'rames How, Nottingham. Note, all kinds of malie to order, London prices. “On Saturday evening Drury Lane was literally crammed from floor to ceiling, and the most enthusiastic of audiences welcomed the lavish pro. duction of ...

... of diplomatic headache because neither her husband nor the learned doctor himself could escort her to see GARRICK play at Drury Lane; so that at any rate the malady is not a recent development. But there is another kind of headache, somewhat akin to this ...

... M-nfiuhdk-drlmd-&h‘r.fi. of gransing cectificates. In the course of proceedings a letter was read from Mr. Augustus lhra of Drury-lane, setting forth that the owners managers of theatres and music -balls were opposed to the Board being entrusted with further ...

... What o ’ What time is it, Brother Gruff* % reassure the audience, and the performance was a marvellous spectacle is the Drury-lane “Tiwe that you should pay me back that dollas resumed aud brought to a close without further un- Pantomime. Our dear clever ...

... Bower of Love,” comes on rather late in the evening for those who have to make a train journey to reach home. Not even at Drury Lane, which prides itself on such successes, has anything more artistic been seen than this one, designed and painted by M. Grimain ...