... more than one of the London theatres. In the western part of the town only one panto- mime is to be produced, for that of Drury Lane has been such a triumph for several years that it has frightened all others out of the field, Tho subject this time is i'Aladdin ...

... hope of a complete success. The Lyceum season being over, Mr. Terriss returned this evening to fill the part of the hero at Drury Lane in the French Revolution drama, .Paul Kauvar, which, owing to previous arrange- I ments, can be played only for the remainder ...

... ed gttest tlie mettle they are made of, would hardly be otherwise than acceptable. The director of her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane Ihavinrg commenced his season nearly a month earlier than usual, ?? opened a new subscription of thirty nights. This would ...

... d]aring, as Xfdlle. Chaumuonit Cox- c cern'ing Signlor Ristorif it is grexitly to be, 11 regr-etted that her efforts at Drury Lane are riot supported by a company snore capable of playin D Shakespeare., The actor ecg d are, as the o1h x saying runs, ...

... ldssn of Luck, the lucky ran of w`ich weas iTottr repted in favour of the Christmas pantornsne will he restored to the Drury Lane stage en l.ster Evc.v The Princess 3iary of Teds. and, suite ware presen 2the Havmarzer, on Stutday evenin-. when Partners ...

... of the forthcoming resumption of management by Mfr. and Mrs. Bancroft. Aladdin is to keep its place on the boards of Drury Lane till Easter. It will by that time bo the doyen of pantomimic productions, past and present. Great amusement is caused in ...

... Melville, although he does not possess the same facilities for spectacular effect as sare at the disposal of the manager of the Drury Lane It Theiatre, :has staged Messrs. Henry Pettitt and Augustus a arris alatest productim~ in a manner worthy of the r town ...

... an express train as he wes crossing tho line at the Eshier Statioa yestorday, and wee kialled. The morning porfnmuanoe at Drury Lane, yesterday, for the fundis of the SbItLeaOpesyc Momarial Theatre, roaliseod £300. The Lord Meyor of London hns subscribed ...

... escape. but a few bouts later Xspbctor Cackre'l captured a third man, who gave the ame of John MaeGnira (32), wireworker, Drury Lane, Pirminibai. All of these men bore evidences of the aevere natbre of the encounter consequent upon the arrival,' f the ...

... brightest, and the Christmas of 1893 wi ill long be remembered as, atmospherically, a most pleasant one. The production of the Drury Lane pantomime is always a great event in the London theatrical season, and to-night there was a typical Boxing- .Night audience ...

... re-appear to-nigh~~t its Sc mircuaidce. Nniong the trecttc of the oper-atic season Icarea becuc two Morincicg pierformcances at Drury Lane, midl one cit Ctoveat G-ardncl. 'Phose daly perter- mancoace, liecinnig atb twno cicloek, ace itmoiong tile icies tieiccitid ...

... d Afrscine relate the stage history of this pywith many interesting details. In describing the Colley Cibber revival at Drury Lane, however, soon afterthe accession of George II., the former writers omit to note that one thousand pounds-a very large sum ...