... the former may have done, the latter bae completely won M. Sarcey's admiration. He must have been behind the scenes at Drury. lane, for he finds the ladies there very pretty and pleasing, and their dress and manners he exquasite. Perhaps from M. Sarc-ey's ...

... Romano's. During the three weeks Johnson stayed at the house he took us to the theatre almost every night. One night we went to Drury Lane to see 'The Great Ruby,' and it is a remarkable coincidence that on that particular even- ing he wore a' magificent ruby ...

... contrast between ' Siegfried' at Drury- au' lane and I'Painfal ' at Bayreuth was startling, in to say the least. Why the Drury-lane per- B Cformances' of German opera this year should be be s so very mediocre, not to say poor, can only ba be attributed ...

... orchestra of stridentsi On SatIurdasy night a crowded house witnessed the last perforinanr'e of Robinson Crusoe, the Drury- lane ptuitominine, and had also the benefit of one ni- usual turn . Just after the listory of England in Twenty Minutes ...

... croft, all which is worth about £65 per annum. Drury- C ite lane was so named from its association with the drama. Here our Drury-lane Theatre stood. and. though but the second playhouse erected ad in Liverpool, it was in the reality thc first of ,3 any note ...

... is the, daily recurring wbrry of th' managerial mind. At the Theatre ?? tho successful experiment of transplantinl' the Drury- lane production is to be repeatetl. tais is by'no means the simple process the Vninitiated miglt think.' It merely amounts to ...

... value of £1,000 a year, will shortly become vacant. When the pantomime of Beauty and tie Beas has completed its course at Drury Lane it is to be taken bodily over to Paris, and mounted at the Chatelet Theatre under the personal supervision of Mr. Harris ...

... instantaneously, his back being broken by coming in contact with a beam of wood. Lady Dunlo has been out of the bill at Drury Lane Theatre for a few days. She caught a violent cold, and was compelled at last to knock up for a time. She has been staying ...

... Ford in The a MIerry Wrives of Windsor, and in the follow- t ing year as Stella St. Clair in A 'iillion of is Money at Drury Lane. il Apprehension is felt for the safety of the b P. and 0. steamer Aden, which left Colombo ? on the 1st inst., and is now ...

... years tango, but hae. snsce then been comjelled by serious illness to give up work, is now engaged in the same . capacity at Drury Lane. t Afarmernamed Thomas Eaines was the 'other r evening oalledfupon by the minister at Barrow Bap- ,t. tist Chapel, near ...

... should be. But on the whole I think there Is enough of the old tale left in J4.iok and the beanstalic as we see it in Drury- lane, to satisfy the most exigeant youngster, and enough side fun, beautiful scenery, amusing songs, pretty girls, and magnificent ...

... with the throwing of a constable into the Thames at Mill. bank. The prisoner, Thomas William. Smith, who gave an address in Drury Lane, informed the police that he participated in the outrage. He was co.n. L mitted for trial. A lamplihhter named Dove has ...