... COMPTON, THIS EVEAING (MONDAY), FE: is at — OM NODDY'S SECRET. DAVY GARRICK. hich, only time of W. Muskerry’s Davy Garrick (of Drury Lane jo Mr, Violet Gresham ward Compton). Virginia Bateman (Mrs ...

... informant says the book will be a ‘thunderbolt at Rome.’” ACCIDENT IN A LONDON THEATRE. ‘An accident occurred on Saturday at Drury- lane Theatre. In Act iv of the “ Armada,” where the 8; and English are drawn up in tion to one another, one of the supers loaded ...

... of the detective department. Mr. Augustus new play, “ The Armada,” is one Oo! { the most stupendous efforts ever made at Drury Lane. Upon it has been expenaed an of sciyntitic, and artistic de- tatl that 18 posiusely wonderful. There is, in fact, too much ...

... abundance, morn, noon, and night. The newest hats are positively enormous in size. Mr. Augustus Harris and his immense staff at Drury Lane have, it is said, signified their ap- proval of the projected echeme for founding an actors’ orphanage. Mr. Barrington’s ...

... revolver was handed to Inepector Hanson. [Lane hes lived in London for twenty- five yeare, and resides in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. Kavanagh, it is understood, has recently come over from Ireland. According to the evidence of eye-witnesses to the quarrel ...

... have sometimes a great utility in lute.” Then he tld his story :— Some years ago (proceeded Mr | was onr evening through Drury-lane on my tothe Gaiety Theatre, where | was at that time playing ré/e My attention was suddenly attracted b; a pathetic voice ...

... announced to-day that the Grand Theatre will, if possible, be rebuilt by Easter, and that it will open with “ Pleasure,” and the Drury Lane cast. I hear that a London tobacconist is about to port from Paris a curious novelty which promises to excite much interest ...

... opera houses—Her Majesty's and Covent Garden. Either of them is generally vacant, and in addition the National Theatre at Drury Lane can be secured occasionally by Mr. Rosa's Com- pany. Perbaps it is intended to build smaller house for English opera. This ...

... tween Mr Terry ani e counsel learned in the “Lincoln's Ion, Nov. —, “Srr— can you theatricais eliow such as soldiers at Drury-lane? Really this to do with any re: pectable from ——, Law. “Mr. Terry, To this Mr. replied :— con jy answer your ignorant and ...

... have seen, have a tremendous strain put upon his well-tried and trusted business capacities. Great are the preparations at Drury-lane in anticipation of the coming pantomime. Tons of properties are being carted to the national theatre and all day long the ...

... residence—the Mansion House—five times during the whole of my year of office. A curious accident occurred on the stage at Drury-lane Theatre during the performance of “The Armada” on Saturday afternoon. The Spaniards and English were going througt. their ...