... poplular subject, and they had been fortunate in A securing one of the principal artistes, whosee s metrupolitan successes at Drury-lane have been h- r very pronounced. He referred to Miss Marie I Lloyd-(loud appiause)-who would perform at their next pantomime ...

... arrangement with Sir Augustus Harris, di ,e the piece which he, Mr Cecil Raleigh, and Mr. in Henry Hlimilton devised for Drury-lane Theatre mr a in 1894-95 is written up to date by Mr. Arthur th h Sturgeas, to be presented here on Christmas Eve, se ...

... WITH FRAUD. The two [Liverpool merchants, Charles Duranty (50j and William Duranty (52), trading as Widow Duranty and Son, Drury-lane, Liver- pool, were brought before Mr. Stewart, stipen- diary magistrate, yesterday morning, on re- mand. They are charged ...

... the ecetric Jullien, who cast him for Edgar in Lucia di Lamermoor, one of the series of operas in ?? wbhich was ?? at Drury-lane Treatre nnder the directioo of the inventor of The llr:tish.Army Qtuadrilles. With all his Vagaries, JJllierhWad lucid ...

... to live with her. In the I a November of the same year Ruby Rsseil l returned to London to fulfil an engagement in. n the Drury-lane pantomime, and she again took a, up her abode witb the Claydens. One night, d dozing the run of the pantomime, she informed ...

... Bank Holidaynight all the Liver- ,- pool places of amusement save -one will be'open. u ,The Court Theatre will iaave the Drury-lane a 3 spectacular piece A Million of Money ; at the e Shakespeare Old London will be seen; and at a d the Rotunda M My ...

... afteroccupying-the position of chors master atthe Stadt Theatrein HEsbur, came to this country in 1893, and was associated with. Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatre as-con- ductor of opera. For two seasons, namely, in 1894-sd 139, he was-conductor with Mr. Claude ...

... cared for in bad weather, This house, known as Jonathan Hunter's Hoose, a was standing in the 17th century just below Drury-lane. One of the last of such old relics of Water-streeli disappeared so recently as 18352 It was the Talbot Inn, originally ...

... enjoyed ourselves looking at the portrait exhibi- I arz th i tion. Monday saw me at the Wall-urea ire of performance at Drury-lane. One might have been of at Baireuth almost from the familiar faces present, id and altogether the audienoe immediately im- ...

... Melbourne, in 1877 (£1875). Information is wanted of Miss H., a schoolmistress, whose father formerly acted as harlequin at Drury-lane Theatre, and Hugh O., who went to America in. 1867, under an assumed zE name, as a member of a touring theatrical com- pany ...

... the freehold family residence Walner an Villa, Westmoroland-road, Huyton.-By Mr. wi J. H. Townley, on the premises, 16, Drury-Lane, to Brunswick-street, 3 p.m. the tenants interest, - &c., in the Corn Marcet ifotel. of Wednesday, September 4.-By Messrs ...

... e- Mr. Barnato himself in it, for that also is not fe A, improbable, at least occasionally. His appear- li he ance on the Drury-lane stage two or three weeks fi ,rt ago shows that he has inclination in that direc- he tion, and since he came to the rescne ...