... Slalncis-It would not do for the Blanigcr or Lessce to engagc his ?? for sucli pcriods ass tlse Man-agors of the Hlitymarket or Drury-lane wosild cilgage their company ? 'Witness-No, air ; certaildy not, nicss he had ai Rothschild behind himl. MIr Siautders said ...

... Academy of Music, Tenterden- street; the London Pavilion Music Hall, Tichborne- street, Haymarket; the Middlesex Music Hall, Drury-lane; the Sun Music Hall, Knightsbridge; the Foresters' Music Hall, Mile-end; Lusby's Palace; Wilton's Music Hiall; the Royal ...

... disapproval of the decision. THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE. The following letter will be read with interest by our readers- Drury-lane Theatre, October 27th, 1812. Dear Miadam,-The delay in my answer to your last has arisen (strange to say) from the General ...

... declines. Trusting you will kindly insert this in your next issue, Yours obediently, JAMES SKIMMER, Machinist. Theatre Royal Drury-lane, January 18th, 1882. The Higher Drama and Dramatic Criticism. TO TonE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-Now that the, in several respects ...

... and others, who are professionally known as the Fiji Flutterers, against Mr Augustus Harris, the Lessee and Manager of Drury- lane Theatre, to recover damages for breach of contract to employ the plaintiffs as professional artistes pursuant to an agreement ...

... but in my opinion she has now risen to an excellent position as an actress. I have acted in London, and I was received at Drury-lane with an ovation of five minutes when I put my foot upon tire stage. It was in the play of Hanlet. I have also been favourably ...

... entirely severed his connection with Captain Bainbridge. On the 4th inst. both gentlemen were in the Albion Tavern, opposite Drury-lane Theatre. Mr Stimson was in a box getting supper, when Captain Bainbridge leaned over from the next box and questioned him ...

... 'Scramble is a quaint piece for the pianoforte by Archie Keen. OLT DRURY-LANE CHRISTMAs AXNUAcL is alivelypublication, certain to have numerous admirers during the forthcomitig Drury-lane pattomime season, for it contains a great matty articles of a theatrical ...

... various theatres, to get it introduced into the comic parts of the panto- mimes. He made an arrangement with Fred. Evans at Drury- lane, but it was not sung. He paid Hunter 5 as agreed. Mr Henry Sell deposed that he had carried on business for many years at ...

... in style. When will Old England be herself once more? composed by Harry Ball, was sung by Miss Vesta Tilley in the Drury- lane pantomime. It is a sprightly song. The Night Guard is a march composed by Ir John Crook, musical director of the Theatre ...

... sworn. H-1e said ho purchased the jewellery with his own money, out of a pension, for tice use of the lady to appear at Drury-lane Theatre in Scp- tember, 1877. The complainant (imdiguautly)-Don't address me as your dear. The witness-I addressed you as ...

... before Mr Flowers on remand with ctusing thed is of a man named Geo. Ward. The deceased was engage' painting the portico of Drury-lane Theatre and was emmaladder about thirty feet from the ground. The defendantwl d' vri !o a dust-cart belonging to Mr Cookson ...