... Heed to recover damages for slander from Mir M'Dougall, of the London County Council. AlR Tool PLEON, the Callma of the Drury lane pantomime, now resumes his usual business at the halls, returning to the theatre niamed next Christmas. MARRIEn, on March ...

... a telegram was received at the theatre that 3Mr Jestice 1i5 Kekewich had granted an injunction at the instance of Id the Drury-lane Syndicate, restraining the performance Ir of the play at the Aston Theatre Royal. t gas at dei ,after hurried consultation ...

... was proposed in flsttierllog terms hy Dr. orsley, Ar Howard referred to lia coldy asoceiatiis w ith Mr Henry Irving at Drury- lane and of his neltrct;on as successor to Mr Wyndham hell a change wvas inaole in the management of the old Theatre Royal. HIe ...

... the contract for next year's pantomime at Drury-lane, but was willing to cancel the one relating to the Palace Theatre. Sir Augustus further said that, although lee intended to keep the plaintiff to her Drury- lane contract, he would give her such a part ...

... Society. An engage- ment at Drury-lane followed; and then came a sudden change-to sheep-farming at the Falklands, South America, where Miss Ellaline Terriss was born. Mr Terriss was, however, soon back in London, and at Drury-lane, playing, notably, Robin ...

... Frumpton, a fireman upon duty at Drury-lane Theatre, was charged, before MIr Vaughan, with stealing a brooch value 225. A lady named Auld, residing at 19, Mlontague-place, said that she was in a grand tier box at Drury-lane Theatre on the night of Jan. 1st ...

... disposed of by his Honour Judge Bayley. The action was brought by the plaintiff, Mr John Pearce, the limelight manager of Drury-lane Theatre, to recover 15 as damages in respect of a pair of circus ponies. The plaintiff was called, and said that Miss Clayton ...

... Covent-garden, whilst Barrymore, in the same caravan, from Feb. 25th, 1812, to April 29th, 1817, was always the Trebonius. Drury-lane, Nov. 2d, 1829. Julius ?? Mr THOMPSON Octavius ?? Mr J. VINING Marc Antony ?? Mr JAMES JALLMCK Brutus ?? Mr YOUNG Cassius ...

... Edward Compton, has written to remind me that it was he who played Leonatus Posthumus when Cysmibetic was pro- duced at Drury-lane in 1888, and not the late Charles Dillon, although Mr Dillon was in the theatre at the time. Kindly accept my apologies ...

... Newcastle, and to an item uf ten guvueas for one supplied to him for presenta- tioi2 to the same lady on Boxing Day last at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr Cooper, the plaintiff, gave evidence in support of the statement of his counsel, and said that the ten- guinea ...

... Wells Theatre on the evening of the 20th, and that he intended to play at Drury-lane Theatre during the hours of the performance at Sadler's Wells Theatre. A playbill of Drury-lane Theatre wae produced whereby the defendant was advertised to play in Macbeth ...

... managers was raised. The action was brought by a stage labourer, against the defendant Mr Michael Farrell, stage-manager at Drury-lane Theatre, to recover a week's wages in lieu of notice. The plaintiff was called, and said he was engaged by Mr Farrell on ...