... r OM5 about the exploration of wich the POl:3 were not quite satisfied. in Hearts are Trumps, which was Pro duced at Drury Lane last night, the ma~t3' mer t has scored an enorm-uous success play need not be ranked as highh draM313 literature, but ...

... the drama by Mar. Charles i Rlarrrngtcn's Company, w~hich inceludes a number of negroes and freed slaves. The 'World, a Drury Lane melodrama which made a considerable stir a decade ago, occupies the Queen's Theatre stage. The cast is a strong one. The ...

... -Reuter. DRURY LANE MURDER. SENTENCE OF fDEATH. The trial took place at the Old Bailey, London, yesterday, of Michael Joseph Holland, a Covent, garden market porter, charged with the murder of Joseph Wotton, at a tenement house in Drury- lane. The case ...

... tragedian. In the early sceoe3 he is presented to us as a strolling but ambitious player. Then he gets his opportunity in a Drury Lane engage- ment, which makes him famous. He has sought for sympathy and love, and now when he needs it least, it comes to him ...

... night's rare enjoy- tnent. ' AMillion of 3fonev,' by Mr. IT. Pettitt and Sir Aurivtun HIarris, which has been played at Drury Lane with much quccess, was produced at the Queen's Theatre for the first time in the provinces last Monday evening. There was ...

... warehouse No 412, of V-drie-tueet, off Great Howard-street, the ien owners of which are Messms Harrison and Poole, ,el, of Drury - lane, Liverpool. Police - constable ;er- 86 D, who first detected a glare in one of the dio- n storeys, immediately commimicated ...

... utility business under Barry Sullivasi, at ia salary of 30s. or £E2 a week. Thenr, said trhb' present lessee of Coveat Garden, Drury Lane, and at least one proviucial establishment, and sole or part owner of perhips 100 popular dlrarnas and operas: I did more ...

... Christmas nerformanues took plane. The most important of the many theatrical events, however; Was the production of the Drury Lane pantomime, which this vear is entitled IHumpty Dntnpty; or Hrleqziinv the ,Yellow 1Dwarf, and the auir One wit] the Golden ...

... hgiven the solution at the end, to guess the difficulties at the beginning. 4yMrs. Bernard Beers is dangerously ill . | At Drury Lane preparations for the Septemlber ri- ropening are by no means backward. Elaborate scenic effects are already engaging the ...

... produc- if tion of the Drury - lane pantomime. The L business of the opening is not yet developed; the fun will come later. Bet the spectacle n last night was generally admitted to be the L finest ever seen on the Drury - lane stage. z Sir Augustus Harris's ...

... Tragedye was one. When Killigrew, after the Restoration, established the King's Company, and opened a new theatre, in 1665, at Drury Lane, Julius Csesar became one of the stock pieces, and seems to have been constantly played during the reigns of Charles ...

... which embodies all the resources of the 18S so masters of scenic art at Drury Lane. Ac a- I ec The other London pantomime which has of fo late years competed with the Drury-lane one is Mr. Oscar Barrett's, which this season will be Cb ad produced at ...