... if every actor bad1 a 3speaking trumlpet and each person i*n thue audience a teleseope; and much the same can be said of Drury Lane. A great big rambling barn,, where, fromu the size of the house, facial play and delicate tintonation are both necessarily ...

... it was; alrevelatien, and it wias quite certaiithlat tbe -oaethx- tsa- created bytlbe :first~ performancne ofthello 2at Drury Lane bad muchi to -do with Salvini' sub- seguent* sudden suceess.- 'ite:;ueft sight-of the- ;audien-ce, exbaust:.rather thani ...

... unearthing of a whistling shop which was lately discovered in the very fullest of full swing in the classic regions of Drury Lane, a thoroughfare the utter demolition of which would confer the highest benefit on the community. One Sunday, a few weeks ...

... eve of the ter- centenary of the massacre of St. Bartholomew, Dr. Cumming delivered a lecture in his church, Crown Court, Drury Lane, London. After historically detailing the facts which led to the slaughter of the Protestants in Frane6 in 1572, Dr. Cuirnming ...

... pantomimes and other Christmas entertaikmento presently being perfor med at the principal London theatres and music halls: - At Drury Lane, a pantomime, written by Mr. F. Blanchard, entitled The Dragon of Wantley ; or, Harlequin and Mother Sbipton,' hai been ...

... attended by the Marchioness of Carmarthen, Colonel Reppel, and Lieutenant Haig honoured lthe performaance of Rebecca at Drury Lane with their presence on Satur- day evening. VICERaEGCL COURT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, attended by Captain Kearney ...

... and Lord Frederick lKerr, went to the Mon. r. day Popular Concert; and Prince Lcopold, aptended t by Mr. Comas, went to Drury Lane Theatre. His )f Royal Highncss Prince Christian, of Schlesvig. Holstein, accompanied by the Princes Christian, Victor, and ...

... of an account for the producing of a lithographic picture of Mddle. Titions when performing at her Mlafesty'' , Theatre, Drury Lane, for advertising purposes. The plaintiff's case was that having produced a lithographic portrait of Signor Campanini to ...

... piece. Lord Loadesborough paid that sum for one some weeks ago, It is a pity the per- 1 formnance ould not take place in Drury Lane or Covent Garden instead of at the Gaiety.A Miss Kate Vaunahau returned to that tbeatre on Satorday last, and was greeted ...

... his over- worked clerke, have in the moat philanthropic spirit entered into an arrangement with Mr. E. T. Smith, late of Drury Lane Theatre and Cremorne Gardens, to open the entire basement of the Royal Exchange as a place of -public entertainment Three ...

... DR. CUMIMNG ONTaESIG.NSOFTIIEy1 lw; LoNDON, SATURDAY.-Last zigh.', at th i. . Crown Court, Drury Lane, 'he nev. D lectured on Signs and Wonrders: a I' r from 1874. The rev. gentlemana, takizi j from Daniel- Men ehall run to and . knowledge shall be ...

... spread like wildfire. From tho gridiron of bye streets up to Gray's Inn on one side, and from the allies and rookeries of Drury Lane on the other, the little crowds ran, peeped in at the (to their eyes) magniticent vcstibule of the amphi- theatre firet ...