... poplular subject, and they had been fortunate in A securing one of the principal artistes, whosee s metrupolitan successes at Drury-lane have been h- r very pronounced. He referred to Miss Marie I Lloyd-(loud appiause)-who would perform at their next pantomime ...

... rthe latter, which was desenibed as a of:t grand supernatural operetta, by Neville Lynnt with innsic by JohD Crook, of Drury-lane Theatre, seer being performed for the first time. The cast in- tioti~ chuded Mliss Elsie May Edgs, Miss May Crockat.tt, ...

... this evening A Life of Pleasure, a melodrama by Henry eettitt and Sir Augustus Harris, which obtained so much success at Drury-lane, is to be played for the first time here.- N o Man's Land is the title of a piece which is to be brought for- ward at ...

... ai-t s Harris's great efforts in connec- 4 Vtbe thi year in London are to be 1 P C rj a extaexive provincial tour. 3 ?? and Drury-lane he will - tog egirs, ate tthe end of August, . Mao4P'h w after whish he will visit ?? a e oand other Large b sS jP travelli ...

... 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 ...

... other for women. The 'le Croydon authorities have followed the plan of the London County Council's lodging house TI U in Drury-lane and Lord Rowton's at Vauxhall. clay nI, The charge for a night's lodging is fivepenca, rien 'ut which entitles the lodger ...

... all the promise of a lovely Ali iv day. Dc he One of the curious conditions under which So' he Sir Augustus Harris held Drury-lane Theatre lo- from the so-called proprietors and renters of it M tst was the stipulation that any scenery, dresses, or stage ...

... THE THEATRES. n It lI ~i IV SHAKESPEARE. Mr. Henry Dundas' Company are now appear- ing at the Shakespeare Theatre in the Drury-lane drama Pleasure, which has long and success- fully occupied the stage. The piece is of a most exciting kind, and every ...

... P he Tics THAmvras.-The dramatic season at the b ?? Theatre opens to-night (Mlonday), o: when01,~ Sir Augstus Harris's Drury-lane suiccess tH The Prodigal Daughter will be p resented, one -£ or of the attractions of which will be the appearance a ...

... succession of melodramas which have ~ 50,within the past decade or so been given to the L ff'c public through the maedium, of Drury-lane (s e.Theatre, The Prodigal Daughter, which was iely one of the last of the pieces that came from that Oil prolific playwright ...

... seems to know no limit, having acquired the Theatre * Royal, Birkenhead, will open that fine house to- .nIghlt withl the Drury-lane piece A Life of Plcasure.-At the MIetropole, Birkenbead, which is also in Mer. Brammall's hands, Charley's Aunt is ...

... years since she sent London playgoers into a ferment of his ,, enthusiasm and excitement over her wonderful d dancing in Drury-lane Theatre. In operatic T o da cingshehadnot an equal onthestage,andshe T d maintained the foremostplace for ten year Her ...