... F-retean Special Wire.) ri [London, Wednesday Night. The,terth annual pantomime asv preduced last I eight in the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, before an audience that filled from floor to ceiling thie imn- ;Inrense boilding. We were told in preliminary newspaper ...

... landlords -whose faces you have never seen, and who squander the fruits of your toilk on the actresses of Covent Gar- den and Drury lane, on the stars of- the troupe of Mlaplesion anit Meyer. You must be iresigned.. It is probable Paddy- would interrupt the ...

... Johnston.' I likewise underitent a course of training at tice hands of M.L Hobbs and Mr JCocek as a teuor,anla appeared at Drury-lane, then under the direction of TMacready.* *'Le account given by Mr. Reeves of his opera- tic career in Italv ivill be read ...

... griet h their efforts to win back public favour for ltiian opera. Last year Mr. Harris himself made I gallant attempt at Drury-lane, but it was-un- rialing in proportion to its gallantry, for it is Idaerstood that he dropped fifteen thousan d pands on ...

... smallness of the majority was purely an accident caused by the absence of their men at the-first *n night of the1talian opera at Drury-lane. Bit the m f.trath is that ite whips found it quite impassible i s: to convince a isrge number of the Tory rank and i- file ...

... iice. At lslington we read that Who ?? Cock Robin,' fairly br-ught down thin house. A reamarkable incident took olace at Drury-lane, that home uf spectatular and pantomimic effects. Mlr. Gladstone was lcaced upon tho stage, and was of course r r _nev hissed ...