... THE DRURY LANE PRO- CESSION OF BEAUTIES. MR HARGIS'S DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN. The St. JIIIMa Gazette, referring to the Drury Lane Christmas annual, says It is a wonder- fal pantomime of glitter, colour, and movement but the Dream of Fait Women is its, aoo ...

... Mr Charles Harcourt, the actor, who, while gaged in rehearsing at Drury Lane last week fell through a trap door, has died from his injuries. The Jewish Chronicle states that Mr Arthur Cohen, Q.C..TV1.P., was on Wednesday, the 27th. elected president of ...

... holds the boards during the current week, and, as it is undoubtedly one of the best plays of its clas ever turned out of the Drury Lane mint, there should be little question of its attractiveness and popularity. The scene are all realistic in the highest degree ...

... EXPLOSION AT A THEATRE. On Wednesday evening two men, named Harris and Creed, were engaged in the lime-light room, at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, mixing gas, when one of the bags they were manipulating burst, and both men were seriously injured. The ...

... A SCENE-BEHIND THE SCENES. A novel scene behind the scenes of the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, where Youth, the Drury Lane sensation, is now being played, occurred on Monday and Tuesday evenings. On the former evening the whole of the supernumeraries ...

... expects half that sum for a night's acting. This week Notes and Queries re- prints the particulars of a week's wages at Drury Lane Theatre 103 years ago. Lacy was paid £ 16 13s and Garrick received £ 34 3s for their week's work. By far the largest salary ...

... of the lioobs andi Mr T. Cook—aftjr a couisc of training, undertaking a part which lie succceded rendering important at Drury Lane, then uuuer the cureetion of Macready. It was in 1 arc-oil s Ivng Arthur that Mr Sims Reeves made his fi success in Lo ...

... West- minster-hall frontage until it fell in a storm into Old Palace Yard. Picked up by a soldier, it was passed on to a Drury Lane actor, who parted with it for a consideration to a member for Lambeth, through whom it has descended to Mr Wilkinson. There ...

... for the Drury Lane Company. Accordingly he in- vested £100 in Three per Cent. Consols, and left directions in his will that with the money should be provided Twelfth-cake and wine to be partaken of annually for ever by the company at Drury Lane in the ...

... represented wailing over Drury Lane :— Here booted grooms usurp Apollo's place, Hoofs shame the boards that Garrick used to grace; The play of limbs succeeds the play of wit; The stage a stable-yard, a jockey club the pit. Now, Drury Lane and Covent Garden are ...

... cast for more or less important parts in most of the operas to be produced by Mr Carl Rosa during his short occupancy of Drury Lane. Mr Davies's friends in South Wales cannot fail to be gratified with the success which has attended his short operatic career ...

... of the strikers returning to work yesterday. Yesterday afternoon Mr Charles Harcourt, who is playing in The World at the Drury Lane Theatre, fell through a trap during the rehearsal. He was severely bruised and shaken. The Farmers' Alliance held a conference ...