... Raleigh has signed a contract for the author- ship of the next Drury Lane drama, together with MI. Heary iatahilton and Sir Augustus H2alris. He is also engaged upon the pantomimes for Drury Lane and Newc.3stle. A new volume of sertone by the Right Rev. E ...

... poem when it is produced ill the spring. Miss hi. A. Victor has been engaged by lr. A, Harris for the ie4t plantomino at Drury Lane. The annual Hospital Sunday collections at Sheffiehl, in qld of thle medical charities, were made oln Sunday, ilir, W. G ...

... this moment a proof that such a liking exists. In the great procession of nations which is one of the features of the Drury Lane pantomime, the repre- sentajtives of most of the countries pass across the stage without any demonstration on the part of ...

... let us at least be assured that essential scenes in the play shall bear the stamp of historic truth. A first night at Drury Lane is one of the most striking and unique spectacles London can show, and lvi. Zola appeared much impressed with it as he watched ...

... usodest sum of £100. a year. DeATH O, A WrLL-ecOWX Ac-rors-The death is announced of Mr. Jlames Robert Anderson, ftrrmerly of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatrms, which took place on Sunday, at the Redford HA te. Hie was born in I Glasgow, in MIay, 181 , ...

... Monday between Lucia at Drury Lane and William Tell at Covent Garden; between La Figlia. del Reggimento, and the Barber on Tuesday; between II Flauto Magico and Faust on Thursday. The operaof Saturday at Drury Lane will be II Flauto Magico ...

... that she joined the Gaiety troupe, with whom she remained-with one er two inter- missions, including an engagement in the Drury Lane pantomime of 1887-8-luntil over a vear ago, when she migrated to the Shaftesbury Theatre in Morocco Bound. Miss Millie ...

... A PRIZE-FIGHT PREVENTED. d Joseph BlcC arthy aged 30, living at 18, Coalyard, Drury Lane. described as a plasterer, was obarged on a warrant, before Mr. Vlowers; witi unlawfully agreeing l with one Michiael Welsn to Hight a prizelfight, on or about e ...

... WELL-r,-ow Caow-We -regret to record the death of Mr. Harry Payne, the .flnowu down. The deceased was for many yas ergd at Drury Lane Theatre during the pant and was among the best-known men in the Lon dramatic world. He sucuumbed ,eeterday afternoon, after ...

... one of insuperable difficulty. Both Opera Houses will be open this Easter. Covent Garden, as usual, has led the way, and Drury Lane will open its doors on Tuesday, with I Lucrezia Borgia. Mr. Mapleson begins with a strong company for Easter, since the ...

... districts took place in Drury Lane, weapons af every description having been used, and a number of persons being seriously injured. It appears that the affray commenced in the early part of the day at the Holborn end of Drury Lane, in which, however, but ...

... arrangements for another Metropolitan demonstration in. favour of Reform. An application which has- been niade for the use of Drury Lane Theatre' for that purpose has been refused by the committee of proprietors of that building, but Mr. E. T. Smith has intimated ...