... Guildhall School of Music early recognised his promise, and they selected him for the part of Romeo in their performance at Drury Lane. Sir Joseph Barnby so far appreciated his ability that ho engaged him to take a leading part in the performance of the Messiah ...

... ballets, dances, entertainments, and the like are almost too numerous. With Miss Minnie Mario, the heroine of last year's Drury Lane Pantomime, as Robinson, there should be no chance of faiiure. The most striking feature about the production at the Grand ...

... we know that it is tyrannous to use it like a giant. A New Nautical Drama. I Th E Sailor ,S Knot, which was produced at Drury Lane last night, may in confidence be set down as another success both for the author and the manager. Nautical melo- dramas ...

... Lewis, district councillor, Merthyr. When the 200 choralists left the hall they found omnibusen waiting to take them to Drury Lane Theatre. Here, by the hospitable invitation of Mr Pritchard Morgan, they were all enabled to witness a most enjoyable p ...

... Harris (writes a correspondent) takes me back to the first night of Virffmius (with poor McCullough in the title role) at Drury-lane, just 10 years ago, or, to be exact, Monday, April 23rd, 1881. In those days Mr Harris used to act. He had been appearing ...

... The Sol- dier's Return, which was written in his seven- teenth year both words and music being his own —and performed at Drury Lane Theatre with great suc- cess, a traveller is represented as coming to an inn-door and saying to the landlord: 11 Priv. friend ...

... thrilling importance are plentiful in this complicated age. Yesterday it announced in type large enough to serve as a poster for Drury Lane pantomime the impending resignation of Mr Gladstone. For to-day we would suggest the abdication of the Queen. To-morrow ...

... Beere is to play an Irish girl in tin* new drama by Mr Henry Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris, now m course of preparation at Drury Lane. Mr Harry Nichoils returns permanently to town to assume the chief comic part and to fiuish writing the pantomime. We are ...

... air at Mount Ddré; since he could reproduce the scene in some future spectacular piece of the Prodiga' Daughter kind at Drury Lane. Mules areprettj creatures, I think, and I see uo reason why tties should not be more used in Eng!and. We should hear of ...

... fireball. Mind the fireballs I In The White Heather, which is being played at the Royal this week, we have the crux of the Drury-lane Drama and the triumph of Stage Craft. The stage craft of the carpenter and the scenic artist, not the Stage Craft of the ...

... fragments already in the Bod'eian Library, and just edited by the Helf: G. H. G wiliiam, fellow of Hertford College, Oxford. Drury Lane Theatre, as is well known, is destined shortly to be numbered with the play- houses of the past. Before its final disappearance ...

... followed, and in a seeming rage rfeplit 1. You make me an actor you made me a name Why, Miss Anderson, mine was known from Drury- lane to San Francisco when yours was thought to be, in all newspaper advertisements and on every hoarding, a hair dye, a dentifric ...