... that I prod5uced in my theatrical career. and was the seepprng-stone which enabled me to ?? to the position of manager of Drury Lane i ibeutre. This fact alone. it need scarcely be Eaid, invests the piece with an historical in- rarest. Tue managerial career ...

... leadiigi olne. However, such is the evolution of things that in the year of grace 1898 the harlequinade was first omitted at Drury Lane, and this season several other -theatres' are foll'owing suit, so that the poor harlequin, once the glory of the play, becomes ...

... Town; Messrs J D IReigh, R Lieffernan, Jones, an'i Brennan, Clerkenwell; Mr J Keane, Whiteohanel; Afessrs S and T Mullins, Drury lane; Mr J A O'Sullivan, Canning Town; and hon secre- tary. A programme was drawn up for the public meeting to be held in the ...

... not pecss54 this3 rather expensive stuff.- Gardener~s' Chronicle. THE NEW DRURY LANE DRAMIA. Considerable realism will be imparted to the Hurlingham scene in the new Drury Lane dfa&5 C heer Boys, Cheer, by the fact that the poniv rmployed are well-known ...

... Rlaleigh, are now of daily recurrence at Drury Lane. pending its production on September 21st. From .what I hear th. new piece, in a scenic point of view, will if possible eclipse any previous efforts of the Drury Lane Di:naeer in this direction. ThThere are ...

... The hon secretary was instructed to forward the necessary parti- culars. Delegations attended frorm the Irish colony of Drury lane and ncighbourhood and from ClerL-onwell, in order to obtain directions as lo how they should sot about forioing '98 Clubs ...

... immense capacity of Drury lane stage had been overtaxed, but no serious hitch occurred, and the performance was received with enthusiastic delight by an audience which in point of proportions and enthusiasm is only seen at, Drury lane on such occasions ...

... orViscount; Handicap Hurdle-CountY Council ca Stigma. National Hunt Steeplechase-Excelsior ox [Van der Berg. Lammas ?? or Drury Lane. March Steeplechase-Daerstalker or Wilo Wales. Aissele Hurdle-St Mart or Fetteresso. LATEST WORIC OF THE LINCOLN An GRAND ...

... thrilling importance are plentiful in this complicated age Yesterday it announced in type large enough to serve as a poster for Drury lane pantomime the impending resig- nation of Mr Gladstone. It might have oc- curred to a serious and experienced journalist ...

... proclamation of an Italian republic may q 3 startle Europe some morning. Lr. A new era has been opened in the history .of Drury Lane pantomime in the production. - .of Dick Whittington. it is the eleventh ¢' 3s of the famous series inaugurated by Sir ...

... theyv, too, threw vp the job. Meanitime thea omnibus proprietors aie doing! unrprec~edented bwsiness- At Drury Lane. 'The nu~tnagemeult of ~Drury Lane Theatre have eonitnenced their season. with at remaikahie drama of thle speoracuulax order entitled Tiue ...

... pantolmime. Rich was the owner of the new theatre in Lineolns enn Fields, completed in 1714, and in order to compete with Drury Lane, then under the management of Coolley GCi'bber.Booth,and Wilks, had adopted entertainments in tle Italian strie. These consisted ...