... before rising to leave. This is his invariable rule, so much so -bat I have known him sit out the entire barlequinade of a Drury Lane panto- mime. 'There are three or four theatres only where he ever breaks this rule. They are tnose houses which have no ...

... already completed three acts of the new opera which he has been commissioned to write for the ensuing Carl Rosa season at Drury Lane. The libretto, which is from the pen of Mr. Joseph Bennett, deals with a characteristic Scandinavian sub- ject, and is founded ...

... of Himh Street, Bloomsburv, and stolen a large quantity of clotbimng therefrom ; and William Ellis, a wardrobe dealer, of Drury Lane, was charged with having felonioasly received some of the property. A lad namtd Shoolbred, subsequentive.arrested, was also ...

... produced; on Thurs- i day evening The Star of the North, by the Carl Rosa Opera Company, will form a special attraction at Drury Lane; and on Saturday night The Green Bushes will be revived at the Adelphi. Of later fixtures it may be added that Mr. Pinero's ...

... plaintiff was further 3 re-examrrined. He said that besides the £ 100. bill which j he sued upon, and which was given at Drury Lane i Theatre, he got another from young Mr. Baring at h Warlingfnrd, where the witness sold him somer jewellery, and another ...

... opera written by the composer of The Bohemian Girl,`was, it will be recollected, produced in Italian by Mr. Mapleson at Drury Lane Theatre in June, 1874. The original English version, based upon Sir Walter Scott's novel The Talisman, by the late Mr ...

... and three years' boy and belongings up to town. On the 4th of December, 1813, his engagement was signed for three years at Drury Lane. The conditions are of the straitest, the actor being bound under a penalty of £30. to go on in any paet whatsoever for ...

... ina npesaeside. Wheni he fIsr- osmieto Mr. acohn Hbllirgihead at the Ga'et he said', -I hatenow fostid a duodel theatre. Drury Lane sw too la'rg'e'..Sadlers' Well's was tub small. P~helps_ a 'aof tli' firm op.`inin that lark6 theatres enconrazed rnut ...

... entertained the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and a distinguished ?? at dinnar last evening. After dinner the party proceeded to Drury Lane Theatre, and subsequently supped at the Savoy Hotel. Lord Lamington is to sail for Queensland, to the Governership of which ...

... by four other shots. Superintendent McManus was among those who heard the shooting. He ran to the spot-at the corner oL Drury Lane and Leek Street- and seeing a young man with a revolver in his hand, pinned the fellow behind just in time to prevent the ...

... Vorzeit (Tales of Antiquity) by Beit Weber. The famous John Kemble at one time was very anuxious to bring out the play at Drury Lane, and promised to appear in it with the great Mrs. Siddons. But great objections appeared to this proposal. There was danger ...

... Pantomimes during the coming Christmas than in anY recent year-there being promised to be one at the New Olympic as well as at Drury Lane. and the Crystal Palace, in addition to various suburban houses-but the managers of other large places of amusement are ...