... THE DRURY LANE CAT. (From the Daily News of this morning.) A correspondent writes :—Yesterday morning a mournful procession, headed by the fireman of the theatre, crossed the stage of Old Drury. The fireman was closely followed by four stalwart men ...

... THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Although (says a London correspondent) Boxing Night was, as usual, anticipated at several ot tho London theatres, there was plenty novelty left for pantomime lovers last evening. The palm of merit, far mere spectacle concerned ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. I>nry panU»mime was produced last night. A London c*»rres|xjndent says thai from tlie rising the curtain in B ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER At Eow Street yesterday. John Crow, labourer, was again'charged with murdering George Greene in Drury Lane. So ae further evidence having been taken, and it having been stated for the defence that the deceased and Drisoner were both ...

... THE DRAWINGS AT DRURY LANE. A general meeting of the renters and debentureholders in the Theatre Koval, Drury Lane, wa? held on Thursday. The report of the committee showed that the receipts for the year had been £10,V»97 2s 9d, and the expenditure I'd ...

... THE HITCH DRURY LANE. Playgoers who remember what a fine figure of . a mail Mr William is, will know (re, marks contemporary) how to appreciate a little hitch which was experienced at Drury Lane on. Saturday night. It was necessary to the piece that ...

... DRURY LANE AND THE LYCEUM A second visit to Drury Lane Theatre confirms the impression made by the first. ** Freedom is one of the poorest dramas ever placed upon the stage. The writing in it, which the authors probably regard as sentimental, is of the ...

... THE DRURY LANE SCHOOL. Mi AUGUSTUS HARRIS REPLIES TO MS FAWCETT. Mr Augustus Harris of the Drury Lane Theatre, replying to Mrs Fawcett in to-day’s Times, says : — The in Mrs Fawcett’s letter are as wild, unfounded, and libellous as those containe| in ...

... PLUCK AT DRURY LANE. Various rumours (says a London correspondent) have been curreut to the cost ot putting 'Pluck on the stage at Lano. Not the can of course yet arrive at the exact expense, but it is believed the cost will not ex-fl'd £4000. far ...

... THE DRURY LANE CAT. Mr Rosa (says Funny Folks) ought really to look after the Lane cat. This creature nearly spoilt a scene in 44 Maritana by gravely walking across the stage. I remember seeing Mr Barnes very much disturbed by this animal, its mother ...

... PLEASURE AT DRURY LANE. NEW INVENTIONS.—(WeekIy report by W. R. M. Thomson & Co. Patent Agents, Glasgow). ' The following applications for patents were male during the week ending 14th September :—Wileman, sewing machines ; Hemming, dynamo- electric ...

... [ON AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. Yesterday something like a panic was crested at Drury Lane Theatre, London, during the performance of Beverley's Minstrels, by the explosion in the cellar of one of the gas bags used to supply the oxy-oalcium light. The report ...