... on their little ownsome. IN London the event of the week's the great big huge tercentenary commemoration perform ance at Drury Lane, Royalty in force, Society, too, I hope, and all the actors and actresses who ever played a Shakespearian part coming on ...

... grateful if you would also kindly publish a list in The Stage. I am, Sir, Yours faith full v. GODFREY TEARLE. rheatro Royal, Drury Lane, W.C.2.. Nov. 2. 1900. ...

... WARRIORS' DAY. MORE THAN £100,000. Sir Arthur Pinero presided at a meeting of the General Committee ot Warrior*' Day at Drury Lane on Friday afternoon to consider a report from the iExecutive Committee as to the financial iresult of the movement. Mr. ...

... October 25, 1819, being the first actor to receive soofe a call at that theatre but on December 3, of the previous year, at Drury Lane, Edmund Kcan was called, after the first performance of John Howard Payne's Brutus; or the Fall of Tarquin the first English ...

... WAR MEMORIAL. Drury Lane Tablet. To the Editor of Tut Stage. Sir, I wonder if you could afk once more for names for the Actors* Memorial Tablet at Drury Lane. I find 44 names missing as com pared with the number on the Actors* Church Union Memorial. It ...

... doubtedly are the finest examples of modern pantomime existing in this or any other country, setting a standard not surpassed by Drury Lane in its palmiest days. As a well-known Australian impresaric said a few years ago, after seeini: a Royal pantomime and ultimately ...

... Mr. Glover says that Dan Leno and Campbell never sang their own *ongs in pantomime. I can recr fleet quite well Leno in a Drury Lane panto- mime singing his popular 4* All Thro' a Little Piece of Bacon, and also giving 44 My Old Mar, and dancing to its ...

... correspondent, Mr. W. W. Phelps, must have misread Mr. J. M. Glover's statement concerning Dan Leno singing his own songs in the Drury Lane pantomime. What Mr. Glover said was that Dan Leno never sang any of his music-hall songs in the pantomime, and that he ...

... STAGE. Sir, Referring to Mr. J. M. Glover's statement that Dan Leno never worked his own songs in Drury Lane pantomime, I beg to state that in 1892, at Drury Lane, Dan Leno worked a song written by me to his ordor, It asn t So When I Was a Girl, followed ...

... To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir, It may interest Mr. H- Darnley to know that in 1892-3 at Drury Lane in the pantomlmV Little Bo-Peep, Red Ridiili, Hood, and Hop O' My Thumb, in ,-ene 1 Dan Leno sang 1 All Thro' a Little Pieoe of Bacon.', and later ...

... To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir, Dtyi Leno sang My Old Man at Drury Lane in his first pantomime there, Babes in the Wood (stage manager Arthur Collins, musical director, Walter Slaughter^ with Harry Nicholls, Herbert Campbell, Charles Lauri, Bros. Griffiths ...

... hi.i parody on Queen of My Heart from Dorothy. It was then that the late Sir (then Mr.) Augustus Harris secured Leno for Drury Lane, at whioh theatre he first appeared in 1888-9 in the pantomime ol Babes in the Wood, playing the Wioked Aunt. Dan Leno's ...