... contrast between ' Siegfried' at Drury- au' lane and I'Painfal ' at Bayreuth was startling, in to say the least. Why the Drury-lane per- B Cformances' of German opera this year should be be s so very mediocre, not to say poor, can only ba be attributed ...

... croft, all which is worth about £65 per annum. Drury- C ite lane was so named from its association with the drama. Here our Drury-lane Theatre stood. and. though but the second playhouse erected ad in Liverpool, it was in the reality thc first of ,3 any note ...

... Ford in The a MIerry Wrives of Windsor, and in the follow- t ing year as Stella St. Clair in A 'iillion of is Money at Drury Lane. il Apprehension is felt for the safety of the b P. and 0. steamer Aden, which left Colombo ? on the 1st inst., and is now ...

... have actually collected £371 L1s. d. 1 The churches which have benefited by the gifts areBuckley, Penyffordd, Coualis Qmy, Drury. lane, Mold; Anton, noar Hswatsien; Cvertons Bruho.and Talsarn Green (Maeiot)-4h t vnistic Methodist Church in that town. The ...

... institution. He has great musical talent, has taken part in' almost every opera of note, and has fulfilled engagements at Drury Lane during Mr. Augustus Harris's English opera season at that place. Recently lie has been appointed professor of operatic singing ...

... all the promise of a lovely Ali iv day. Dc he One of the curious conditions under which So' he Sir Augustus Harris held Drury-lane Theatre lo- from the so-called proprietors and renters of it M tst was the stipulation that any scenery, dresses, or stage ...

... of a practised hand that Bi by the intrinsic merits of the actors, alied with the th, e realism which ' invariably marks Drury - lane in in- melodrama, contrive to -bring about a satis- a ily factory and entertaining coherance of action, d which moe; exert ...

... Sir Henry Irving. The first year showed a profit of £4000, the other two a loss of £30W0. In 1896-7 he ran Aladdin at Drury-lane. in con- junction with the executors of Sir Augustus Harris, which resulted in a profit to him of :6600. This was all lost ...

... defendant, an actress in the Drury-lane 1 pantomime, $35 for money paid by the plaintiff on her behalf. Mr. Wright, who appeared for the a . plaintiff, said that last year Miss Agnes Hewitt, , who is also engaged at Drury-lane, opened an t account with the ...

... thunder. A LONDON STABBING AFFRAY. A serious stabbing affray took place at the Grapes public house, 42, Sardinia-street, near Drury-lane, London, on Saturday afternoon. The public bar was full of men and women drinking at the time. Suddenly a quarrel arose ...

... boarding-out system. fri: I see it mentioned in some theatrical gossip en it of dramatic circles that the management at 't Drury-lane Theatre has spent £1I5,000 upon g ;r the production of their pantomime. To this 3, has to be added the cost of 300 of the ...

... Lord-street, Southport,L wine and spirit merchants. Josiah Thomas and John Edwards, trading as John A Edwards and Co., 10, Drury-lane, Liverpool, insurance N brokers and general commission agents. J. Thomas M retires. M A. D. Leigh, 3. Williamson, and J ...