... means so well known as she used to be. • • • After a week's meditatioa I am able to classify somewhat my impressions of Drury Lane and Her Majesty's respectively. The more interesting pantomime to look back upen, and the one, therefore, most likely to ...

... Life, and will proiloce it at the London Adolphi in Febrnary.—What a thing is Fate! In the Shakespearean procession at Drury Lane, the eheracter of Leah is represented by Henry Lorraine. aeons time a bright particular Shakesparean star in the provinets ...

... Saturday night, having apparently quite recovered from la grippe. To-night the usual Baddeley cake supper will be held at Drury Lane Theatre. An old actor of the last century left a sum of money to provide twelfth cake for the members of the Lane Company ...

... The deceased, who was years of ace, had a very adventurous lifo. When about 17 years age he joined Smith's Circus from Drury-lane, which was visiting Chelmsford, and at Ram-gate he got. an engagement bottom donsman Womb well's No. 2 Menagerie. From this ...

... successful, and did not have an opportunity of displaying her real powers to an English audience till 1882, when she sang at Drury-lane in Wagner's Tristan und Isolde, and in Fidelio, and at once attained a prominent position. Fraulein Brandt sang in Parsifal ...

... Park Bridge, Roundthorn, and Knoll'slane, in Leestield, £40; Ail Saints', Farnworth, £20; Hart Common, Westhoughton, £10 ; Drury-lane, in Christ Church, Chadderton, ; Uppermill and Saddloworth, St. Paul Christ Church, Acorington, £25 ; Korwich, £70 ; St ...

... actress has delivered a recitation in charac- ter, and with scenic surroundings. In the course of a benefit performance at Drury Lane within the past year or two, Mrs. Kendal recited a piece by Mr. G. Pa. Sims, with a more or less elaborate scenic back- ...

... Madame Leutner-Peschka, the Leipsic prima donna, who appeared in Loudon few years ago with the German Opera Company,at Drury-lane, has just died at Wiesbaden. She had asoprano voice of great power, combined with considerable compass and command of florid ...

... the Pirate, the principal charaeters in which were undertaken by Messrs. Howell and Matthews, the pantomimic stars from Drury Lane. Out of respect lc the pa tent rights of the neighbouring Theatre Royal, not a word was spoken on the stage, but the ...

... in the actual perform- ance, but also in the rehearsals. The Carl RosaOperaCompany will commence itsnext London season at Drury Lane Theatre at Easter, and will continue for four weeks. The repertoire will con- sist of favourite operas which have been performed ...

... will go on tour with Th-eodora, visiting Manchester. It is said that on her return to London this play will be produced at Drury-lane. It certainly affords ample scope for Bcenic effect, and from all accounts Miss Hawthorne acts most powerfully. At Brighton ...

... of the pantomime on Saturday, the 15th inst., subject to the decision Mr. Justice Kay. special performance was given at Drury Lane Theatre this afternoon on behalf of the late employes of Her Majesty's Theatre, and the house was crowded in every part ...