... THE LONDON MUSI1 H.AILS. THE MIDDLESEX. Norah, celebrated in song and story, has been brought to Drury-lane by Mr Graydon, who has signalised his return to convalescence by the production at the Middlesex of a most interesting and effective dramatic sketch ...

... disposed of by his Honour Judge Bayley. The action was brought by the plaintiff, Mr John Pearce, the limelight manager of Drury-lane Theatre, to recover 15 as damages in respect of a pair of circus ponies. The plaintiff was called, and said that Miss Clayton ...

... Heed to recover damages for slander from Mir M'Dougall, of the London County Council. AlR Tool PLEON, the Callma of the Drury lane pantomime, now resumes his usual business at the halls, returning to the theatre niamed next Christmas. MARRIEn, on March ...

... managers was raised. The action was brought by a stage labourer, against the defendant Mr Michael Farrell, stage-manager at Drury-lane Theatre, to recover a week's wages in lieu of notice. The plaintiff was called, and said he was engaged by Mr Farrell on ...

... me. Mr Cooke-Were you in your nightdress at that time ? Prosecutrix-Yes. Cross-examined by MrPalmer-She had performed at Drury-lane Theatre, at the Empire, and at the Alhambra. She went to lodge with her mother. The prisoner never objected to her until ...

... A. De Frece. In all probability Miss Tilley will produce the sketch at the Tivoli on the termination of the pantomime at Drury-lane. J. F. BREAN (of Dancing Mad fame) died on Thursday, the 16th inst., and was buried at Kensal Green on Tuesday. He was ...

... noe Adelaide Cooke, of the principal English and Australian theatres, daughter of the late John Parker Cooke, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre, and manager of the Cheltenham and Gloucester circuit. Australian papers please copy. DIED, at Manchester. Dec. ...

... Frumpton, a fireman upon duty at Drury-lane Theatre, was charged, before MIr Vaughan, with stealing a brooch value 225. A lady named Auld, residing at 19, Mlontague-place, said that she was in a grand tier box at Drury-lane Theatre on the night of Jan. 1st ...

... was proposed in flsttierllog terms hy Dr. orsley, Ar Howard referred to lia coldy asoceiatiis w ith Mr Henry Irving at Drury- lane and of his neltrct;on as successor to Mr Wyndham hell a change wvas inaole in the management of the old Theatre Royal. HIe ...

... Newcastle, and to an item uf ten guvueas for one supplied to him for presenta- tioi2 to the same lady on Boxing Day last at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr Cooper, the plaintiff, gave evidence in support of the statement of his counsel, and said that the ten- guinea ...

... would be great difficulty in introducing the hansom cab. William Yardley, examined, said he was a dramatist, and wrote the Drury-lane Christmas pantomime. He had read Guy Faw7es, M.P. A great deal of it was very old. It was not new and original. There were ...

... Harris and the debtor, an actor, by which Sir Augustus Harris engaged the debtor for a period of two years to perform at Drury-lane, or on tour in the provinces, at a remuneration of 222 10s. a - week if he performed in London, and ,30 a-week in the pro- ...