... rapidly made her way to the front among our younger London actresses. The sensational melodrama, The World, produced at Drury Lane more than adozen years ago, and which thean gained much popularity for its authors-Mr. Paul Meritt, the late Henry Pettitt ...

... has been engaged by Mr. A. Harris to undertake, the principal part in his pantomime at Newcastle next Christmas and in the Drury Lane pantomime of the following year. Mr. Henry Neville vill sail for America on the 3Maiestic on the 20th of this month. On ...

... Charlotte). It is noticeable that Burke's Peerage for this year has no knowledge of the matter. Sir Augustus Harris will reopen Drury Lane Theatre on Easter Monday for a brief season of opera. The inaugural bill wil consist of tno acts of The Bohemllan Girl ...

... living, renders vacant the secritaryship 0 the Additional Curates' Society, a post worth LEO, a year. The next pantomime at Drury Lane wil! be the ,°irt product of the lessee and Mr. Harry Nicholls, and svll be founded on the not unfamiliar adventuresof *`Reba ...

... London Hospimi for Children, Shadwell. Sir Augustus Harris has arranged with the puO lis't sector, Corbett, to apyear at Drury Lane Theatre n the dramna Gentleman Jack. A Li verpool firm of steamship owners have decided t 2 run a direct line of steamers ...

... critic's existence. 3 A fortnight ago it was recorded in this N column how, on the production of A Million of f 1 Money at Drury Lane, an artist struck an editor a with a feather, or a halfpenny cane, or some other e1 qually deadly weapon ; bat the ridicule ...

... sixteen years of age. was bharged with burglary. The case wee a remarkable one. The ground-' floor front of 23, Russell Court. Drury Lane, is occupied as a florist's warehouse, the tenant being Mrs. Julia King. Beneath is a cellar, which was locked upsand supposed ...

... distances ot about forty yard, each of one thousand candle-pawer. Sir Augustus Harris has generously offered the use of Drury Lane Theatre for a matinee in aid of the numerous players thrown out of engagement by the sudden collps of the season at the ...

... hope of a complete success. The Lyceum season being over, Mr. Terriss returned this evening to fill the part of the hero at Drury Lane in the French Revolution drama, .Paul Kauvar, which, owing to previous arrange- I ments, can be played only for the remainder ...

... escape. but a few bouts later Xspbctor Cackre'l captured a third man, who gave the ame of John MaeGnira (32), wireworker, Drury Lane, Pirminibai. All of these men bore evidences of the aevere natbre of the encounter consequent upon the arrival,' f the ...

... brightest, and the Christmas of 1893 wi ill long be remembered as, atmospherically, a most pleasant one. The production of the Drury Lane pantomime is always a great event in the London theatrical season, and to-night there was a typical Boxing- .Night audience ...

... d Afrscine relate the stage history of this pywith many interesting details. In describing the Colley Cibber revival at Drury Lane, however, soon afterthe accession of George II., the former writers omit to note that one thousand pounds-a very large sum ...