... should love E. L. Blanchard, including in it the generation that once was young. MCA people have long been familiar with his Drury Lane Christmas Annuals. Chills! Cecil, the quiet home in Normandy where the members of the Cecil family always pass so muck ...

... Function of the Stage explains this. On my ordination, he says, I became curate of St. diffin's Church in Broadr-mrt, Drury-lane,and soon found myself, in the course of my ordinary clerical work, in constant intercourse with all sorts of theatrical ...

... Katti Dinner's children ever grow up was the question which occurred to me as I watched them dancing in the pantomime at Drury Lane. The faces of the little things were strangely familiar. I seemed to have seen those identical children every Christman ...

... from Chesbam in Buckinghamshire doth come twice every week to the sign of the White Hart in High Holborn, at the end of Drury Lane. (To be eetitinued.) ...

... violoncello used by Mr. G. Brown has quite • history. At the beginning of the present century it was played in the orchestra of Drury Lane Theatre, London. It was also played at the opening of the Baptist Chapel, Sarratt, more than 90 years ago, and was used ...

... 'Tie the harp in the air is the title of one of the most popular numbers in Maritana now actively in the repertoire at Drury Lane Theatre. A correspondent who knew the composer Wallace intimately says that he gave on one occasion substantially this account ...

... until the season ir nearly over. The manager of a theatre 'wens to prepare for his December pantomime le February, and at Drury Lane the performance works smoothly on Boxing night. These exhibitions could be managed on the same principle, if business people ...

... of business is called the National Theatre, because he is so patriotic. There are other patriotic houses in London, but Drury Lane has the biggest trumpets. These trumpets only play one tune ; that tune is Rule Britannia,' and it is behind that tune that ...

... said one lady. We got a party of urchins here to tea out on the lawn. It seems that they came from some of the courts in Drury-lane, and after tea they sat and told 1111 all sorts of things about the doings of the thieves iu the neighbourhood. Judging ...

... utilise his new dignity for the stage. The great object of the Drury Lane drama is to represent actual incidents. Why should not Mr. Harris give us a Lord Mayor's procession at Drury Lane, just to chew how the thing ought to be done? If he played the ...

... :London people are going about in the English-goods-by- English-people sort of strain, which seems rather ridiculous since Drury Lane is not maintained solely for their benefit. Mr. Harris is accustomed to give pantomime folks so much for their money that ...

... whenever his Eminence makes a dive into the litter he rarely fails to bring forth what he wants. I sat through the pantomime at Drury Lane on Boxing nght—at any rate, as far as the transfermation scene—no small achievement in these times, considering that it ...