... DRURY LANE IF the DrtURY LANE pantomime this year is a little wanting in the elemeent of humour-if those spoilt children of the pantomime audiences, Messrs. Dan Leno and Herbert Campbell, reinforced on this occasion by Mr. Johnnie Danvers and some other ...

... and Nellie NIvltte, the Selbini m id Troupe, and the aerobato who are not inappropriately 'r `- named tho Crango. ci re DRURY LANE. DICK WVHITTINGTON P'ANTOMIMNE to )is ?? ris nnir led SCOU3 ?? Drury ?? hle 'JTlIeatre last evening just as Ilho auri Ncsoar ...

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... br, Hfarlesyolis the Yellowr Dwarf end the N, Fair One with tile Golden Locks ' the audience- wer assembled together at Drury Lane may fairly be conl- e:ldered as representative of eve~ry rerase irs Society, ItI 1,itt, tlhr Tp-el hose were thke Psi- -e ...

... dimensions. They are in preparation for the great orchid scene in The Babes in the 2 Wood, the forthcoming pantomime at Drury- lane, and never before has anything of the kind been attempted on a similar scale. Those who maintain that minute details and ...

... character of: the- immediate neighlbourhood, than the fact that Drury- lane was the scene of the Harlot's Progress, by Hogarth. - At the beginning of the eighteenth century it would seem that Drury-lane had succeeded to a part at least of the 'reputation of ...

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... R LUFFIANISM IN DRURY LANE. COURAGEOUS CONSTABLES .COMMENDED. James Brown, 33, and William Montgomery, alias Naibbs. 38, both known to the police as members of a gang of roughs frequenting Drary-lane, were charged at Bow-skeet Police Court ynsterday ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. I FOUR hours and a half unbroken by fall of curtain, before even the harlequinade started I At the end of that, the reserved seats fled almost unanimously, but the rest remained till the very end; some, perhaps, unwilling, yet unable ...

... published in the appendix to the Re- i loss port of the Committee on Theatres gives, we I an are aware, the holding capacity of Drury Lane ver as 3,800, but this, we believe, is all error. The vas house is, however, now generally admitted to i it be too large ...

... a1 quiet, orderly assemlblageC of EL ?? that gathered together onl Boxing Night this 1 ye ar withi the historic swalis of Drury Lane Theatre to La wyitness the performanlee of 1 Little Do-Peep,'' the tci latest illnsuniber of thle long successionl Of gorgeeacS ...

... spectacular productions for which is try, Drury Lane lesS so long been famous and which C have arrived at a culminating pitsb of splendour 'r her under the regime of the latest of its managers, 21 The Drury Lane, or, to speak more accurately, the Ii is ...