... their :eap•ctire owners. The woeful story of Or.ne's breskdoen before the Derby will furnish an suiting episode in the new Drury Lane dramas. The new tempersaos paper, the Wait, ROA*, will be edited by the Duchess of it. dfurd. Her Grace wit 611.11 the duties ...

... Association. Visitors to London can take their choice of a variety of pantomimes. The New Olympic Theatre is competing with Drury Lane ; the Crystal Palace offers a wonderful variety of entertainment at a remarkably low pries. But it is whispered that down ...

... hundred yards away at Peal's Station, chit roadway is front of which hes the reputstio• of tba most dangerous ppA in London. Drury Lane drams, mw style, is so math Lke in i 4 triumphs of engussering--entl +bat are D.L dramas het engineering I—that • sereotyped ...

... follows: The shores of the isles are studded with little villages, as far from the sweet ministry of the police as an alley in Drury Lane, and we cannot put it more strongly. The wealth of the villa ors mainly core.ists of eld silver vessels and ornaments, often ...

... in his primer on The History of Politics —a work quite as taxicatMg se many novels. The presentation of Dante at Drury Lane is having its effect on publishers and booksellers, causing them to give prominence in their advertisements to the work ...

... Caine takes exception to this, saying that it has Out been his expenenue, (WWI in the case thu .I'roalagal bon. Its run at Drury Lane was strikingly popular, yet when he counts up everything the .time it took ham to write and rehearse the play, the general ...

... the House of Commons in order that hon. Members might not mime Betty's Hamlet His first season of twenty-eight nights at Drury Lane produced 017,200. He last appeared so phenomenon in 18013. On his return to the stage as a mere actor, in 1812, he was ...

... the author has a profound admiration. She saw him for the last time in his dew(ot;•eoom during a matinfe of Dante at Drury Lane: On a previous oreasion_, a year or two before, be bed bitterly said, 'They are killing me '— the only plaint I ever beard ...

... baron. Bluo Hanger had lived a great deal in Franco, and when ho returned to England he found }Pitmen in the dowsoirclo at Drury Lane next to a stranger who w•a wearing top.bcoto: This would have boon regarded at • gross broach of etiquette in France, and ...

... Queen Alexandra, whose mourning is not yet entirely finished, and the German Emperor and Express, a command performance ►t Drury Lane, and three measures of the first magnitude presented to Lords and Commons simultaneoualy. everyone ha. been kept on the ...

... triumphs arrow the Atlantic in the Wethough qua. &Imre she hod hervelf nd them. Finally. and most important of all, Hawley, of Drury-lane, had offered her splendid gsrt in • grand romantic drama be woo to bring on, oronwthatoly, which be hoped till Christiana ...

... in promised by Mersrs Mother,* ard in the shape of the reettlectious of Mr J'anra Glover, the popuiir concincter of the Drury Lane orchestra. Jimmy G over : Hie Look, will be fount packed with anecdotes 17 no wears exclesive'y theatrical in interest ...