... MISS ALMA STANLEY. The Darby Winner has caught on at Drury- lane beyond the rnwi fervid anticioattons nf SIr MISS ALMA STANLEY. AugustusHarris. There never has been such busi- ness at the book- ing office within living memory. There is no doubt that much ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. The White Heathec, one of the greatest of Drury Lane dramas, occupies the boards at the Theatre Royal this week. The drami, which is by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton, is of a stirring character, a.nd while .it has plenty of ...

... two months the sceptre of the Merry Monarch will be wielded upon the stages of at least a dozen Metropolitan theatres. The Drury Lane production is of the usual colossal order, in which, not for the first time, glass plays a very prominent part. The people ...

... .London theatres (says George Augustus Sala) have been doing very badly of late; and 011 Saturday evening four of them— Drury Lane, the Savoy, the Adelphi, and Terry's closed their doors. The Lyr'c was to have terminated its representation of His Excel- ...

... 7)-umps, at DRURY LANE; the other Mr. Burnand's adaptation from the German, entitled Ihe Lady of Ostend, which, after a preliminary trial in the sultry days of last July, has been brought forth in an improved form at TER KY's TIeatre. At DRURY LANE this marvellous ...

... The London theatres (says George Augusta Sala) have been doing very badly of late; and on Saturday evening four of them- Drury Lane, the Savoy, the Adelphi, and Terry's closed their doors. The Lyric was to have terminated its representation of His Excel- ...

... accident and annoyance. -. The Theatres and Music Halls committee reported that on Jan. 20 the attention of the owners oi Drury Lane theatre was called to certain structural defects at the premises which required remedying in order to render the building ...

... Clan. carty, she withdrew from the stage, she had an en- gaenment with Sir Augustus Harris for the coming winter season at Drury Lane. and he naturally showed a disposition to insist upon its fulfil- ment. Lady Dunlo was a taking line on the bills, but ...

... leadiigi olne. However, such is the evolution of things that in the year of grace 1898 the harlequinade was first omitted at Drury Lane, and this season several other -theatres' are foll'owing suit, so that the poor harlequin, once the glory of the play, becomes ...

... Town; Messrs J D IReigh, R Lieffernan, Jones, an'i Brennan, Clerkenwell; Mr J Keane, Whiteohanel; Afessrs S and T Mullins, Drury lane; Mr J A O'Sullivan, Canning Town; and hon secre- tary. A programme was drawn up for the public meeting to be held in the ...

... MASCAG,NI IN ENGLAND. I He Conducts His Opera. The first ti'M Signor Pietro M?scagm pre- sented himself at Drury Lane he took them by surprise at rehearsal. The unassuming gentle- man in a light tourist suit attracted very little notice from the company ...

... that his work may stage sufficiently well to make it acceptable to the somewhat exigent audiences it will have to face. Drury Lane is having a wonderful season. ...