... been a playgoer for just over fifty years, yet of the theatres of his early boyhood only three remain to-day-the Lyceum, Drury Lane, and the Marylebone, once the Royal Alfred, and now known as the' West London. All the others have been burned, or newly ...

... carry-forward is a trifle lower. A CURIOUS DIRECTORATE. There is an extraordinary condition of affairs on the board of the Drury Lane Theatre Company. The season has been a very satisfactory one, and the profits left little ground for complaint. The improvement ...

... theatres is only 65,859-or less than half. Drury Lane is not, it seems, the largest theatre, as is usually sup- posed. The Britannia is seated for 3 450, Astley's for 3,410, and the Standard for 2,800. Drury Lane accommodates only 2,500, the Elephant and ...

... -Adcphi, The Trumpet- Call, 6; Alhambra, Ballots, S: Comedy, Husband and Wife, 9 ; Csiterion, M1iss Docima, 8.60 ; Drury Lane, 1A Sailor's Knot, 0 ; Empire, I Nore Ballet, 9 ; Grand. the Lycs'.an Compalny in 1 4The Lyons Mdall, 7.40 ; LyTric, ...

... TO.NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENTS. DRURY LANE, the National Theatre. AUGUSTUS HARRIS, Sole Lessee and Manager. -vl FyVNING at 7.Z0, A MIILLION OF MONEY. Messrs. Charles Warner, Harry 1jnl r Iebe, Standing, Charles Glenney, Allen Beaumont, Mark Quinton, Guy Stanton ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. MEETING OF PROPRIETORS. On Friday afternoon 8th inst. a general assembly of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Company of Proprietors was held in the saloon of the theatre, under the presi- dency of Mr 3. C. O'DOWD, C.B. There was a small ...

... For instance, two of our large provincal cities willat Christmas be enter- tained Wvith pantemimes that have done duty at Drury- lane, but of which all the details will have been restored to pristine beauty by the magic aid of the Chemical Cleaning and D5elng ...

... (Limited) in Nicholas-lane presented a strange scene yesterday morning. In some respects they reminded us of the porchway at Drury Lane Theatre oi a Boxing Night. There were the crowds pushing and straggling in their eagerness to reach the booking-office ...

... themes are may be gathered from the fact that he describes in detail both the day's work of a modern M.P. and a visit to the Drury Lane pantomime in the *stage of preparation; or from the fact that among his reminiscences of the past are those of the time ...

... Carlisle. 11. Michcuacn San-Fmncisco Copper ?? Winchester HousO I Port Ialbot Rail. & Dks. Port Talbot, 12 TIhatre Royal Drury- lane (gen. and ex. get.) Dreury-lane, 3 TO READERS ABSENT FROM TOWN and COUNTRY RESIDENTS ReadersG temporarily' absent froA town ...

... --Conuedv-` Sowingo the Wind, 2.30. Court--rhe Other Fellow, ?? Criterion-lLa TMascotte, 2.30. Daly's- T1he Last Word , 2. Drury Lane- A Life ot Pleasure, 1,30. Globe- Chaley S Ailnt,' 3. 1-laymarket- rhe Teninter, 2. Lyric- Little Christopher Columbus ...

... the Crystal Palace and else- where, as far back as 1872, and who also took part in Herr Franke's season of German opera at Drury Lane ten years later. The deceased, who was a daughter of the well-known German singer, Herr Leutner, was born at Vienna in 1839 ...