... FIRE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE At an earlyj hour this morning considerable excitement was caused in the vicinity of Drury- lEQet when it was found that the large wardrobe stores, in connection with Drury-lane theatre, bad caught fire. The large three storeyed ...

... to Mr Vaughan at Bow-street, yesterday, with reference to the evictions of 33 families from a house at White Hart-street, Drury lane, on the previous day. It was alleged that no notice was given, and that the goods were put out into the street and smashed ...

... College were scattered, a manuscript of The School for Scandal, copied from the prompter's book of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane, which was preserved from the late fire. This version of the play differs from tha published text in several important ...

... good rollicking boisterous fun, and 'Puss in Boots at Drury Lane for fine scenery and gorgeous costumes. The celebration of I the silvpr wedding and the armour clad procession of Chivalry at Drury Lane are triumphs of stage scenery and dressing, and contribute ...

... A COOL AVENGER. A certain English gentleman, who was a regular frequenter of the green-room of Drury Lane Theatre in the days of Lord Byron's committee, and who always stood quietly on the hearthrug there with his back to the fire, was in his usual place ...

... Tele- graph) to be the consuming subject of conversa- tion. No one, therefore, has time to taJk of the wonderful debut at Drury Lane on Monday night. There came to light in the Italian Opera House there Mdlle. Amoldson, a young lady who promises to attain ...

... 10s. against Sir George dat, Cisetwynd. inn It less already been neentionead ini title o~luteon the thatr the pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre, whiecha will be presented for ties first titnes on Monday frn night, is based upoin ties s'tory of Puss in Boots ...

... full room, al anxious to learn how the devilish engineering cf Faust is effected, or what are the devices by, waich the Drury Lane Britannia rules the waves. Mr Fitzgerald's paper took the form of a trotest against the over-elaboration of modn'n scenery ...

... absolutely newr Allotments Bill will he at presented by the Prime Minister to his cco- di leagruecs ?? Twelfth Night Festival at Drury Lane Theatre was quite a merry function. The guests were invited by card to attend athalf- past twelve. Shortly after that time ...

... fish-hawker. Can't you int,ro(iuce me? With pleasure. I am her father. On one of the nights when Mrs Siddons first performed at Drury Lane, a Jew boy, in his eagerness to got to the first row in the shilling gallery, tell over into the pit, and was dangerously ...

... home to go to the opera. At Her Majesty's Madame Patti appeared in Traviata, and seats were of course at a premium. At Drury Lane, Don Giovanni was given, and both Ma.dame Mordica and Mdlle. Arnoldson appeared therein. At the conclusion of these performances ...

... cheer, pretty presents, and jovial company. This anniversary of the pertinent festival 1 spent before the footlights of old Drury Lane Theatre, and partook, with about 300 actors, actresses, journalists, a faint sprink- ling of the aristocratic masher, a ...