... Mange= Davies, M.A recently joined tbs. Roca Company, and on Saturday night he hie appears., c before n Lundno lien.e at Drury-lane Theatre. The verdict of the Train is nownanons. Mr Davies scored a and all the p.ipers join in prophesying for hia a br ...

... Kate Jones, do; porcupine work basket, Miss Lirrie Jones, ds ; chew* stand, a friend; chenille., table cover, Miss Evans, Drury-lane; towels, Mrs J0n.,,, Belle Vu.. terrace linen sheets. Mrs Jones, Qiicerestroet ; set of jugs, a frien d; biscuit lax, Miss ...

... the memory of living playgoers. If we mistake not, the revival in London was the enterprise of the late Mr. Clutterton, at Drury•lane, just 17 years ago. Wm Wallis was the Cleopatra on that occasion, and Mr. James Anderson the love-lore Anton). Mr. Cbattertoe ...

... his train ne thought be upset by the e shies. Maturas, the bailiff-haunted author of Bertram —successfully produced at Drury lane in 11416 and of some eccentric but once popular novels, was accustomed when at work to stick a wafer on his farohead, as ...

... terribly bad arrangements, one of the worst crushes that have taken place this season occurred. A Boxing Night scramble for Drury-lane pit would be mild in comparison to the rush to gain admission to the church, and the police, who were inadequately represented ...

... contributions, and never sent a word of apology. A good deal has recently been said about the threatened pulling down of Drury-lane Theatre. Meanwhile, the new play, The Sailor's Knot, is a pronounced success, and will doubtless have a prosperous run ...

... parasitical journalists who are ready to boom him, and are already suggesting that we may yet live to see the groat manager of Drury Lane manager also of the House of Commons. But the Strand election need not detain us now; nor are the School Board elections ...

... a building firm has been accepted for the erection of the Parkerstreet Lodging-house, which will be in the still crowded Drury-lane district. The appeal made by Mr. Auberon Herbert to Scotch angling tourists to give the boatmen of the lochs money instead ...

... theatres wore after all, therefore, filled, and the greatest of the season's festivals--Venice at Olympia and the pantomime at Drury Lane—could be clearly seen. Of the three cause,' celrbres which have filled our newspapers for weeks past the last is not the ...

... with festivity. Still, it was a beginning, and the remainder will, no doubt, make amends. The enterprising magrate i of Drury Lane and Covent Garden s understood to have made a goodly pile by his opera season, and the present pantomime appears to have ...

... pay by the determination of the managers to close their theatres on Wednesday and I hear that in the case of a, house like Drury Lane such closing means a loss of one thousand pounds. and of the Lyceum not less than five hundred pounds. Then, again, the ...

... Maiden Queen incorporated together. Swiney's . somewhere under thert of the Opera Houle. Here Theatre went up and Rich's Drury-lane Theatre went , the late Cerdinal 'seinen had a little piece of his down, and a cumhingtim o f ti l e two ea, Darn, I was ...