... three paltoemimcs of what may be described as the est End order, these being produced Xt Drury Lane, the New Olympic, and the Crystal Palace. That at Drury Lane, which was given, under the direction of Sir Augmustus Harris, for the first time to-night ...

... this moment a proof that such a liking exists. In the great procession of nations which is one of the features of the Drury Lane pantomime, the repre- sentajtives of most of the countries pass across the stage without any demonstration on the part of ...

... Tavern, Covent Garden, and followed this up by throwing a glass of I water at her. Two days later, in a dressing-room at Drury Lane Theatre, he threatened to cut her throat, szzd took, up a sword. She ran out of the room, when he kicked her on the back ...

... disposal for- an early ratqr&& of bis PlaY-`=aragmn which should prove satisactory all round. fo AU London will floe]k to Drury Lane o somne time to come. in order to see one scmen in The Prodigal D~aughter the ne ?? drama by Air. ]POtitt and Si AkUgustus ...

... of kicks. The melodrama which Sir Augustus Harris and Mr. Henry Pettitt are together constructing for represen7ta tion at Drury Lane in the autumnn deals mainly with sporting life and character. Among thb chief subjects chosen for illustration are one of ...

... 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 ...

... members were pressing forward, to take the oath or to affirm, as the case might be, one must go to the gallery doors of Drury Lane Theatre on a first nizht of the panto- mime. One would have thought that it was a matter of vital importance for the members ...

... before rising to leave. This is his invariable rule, so much so -bat I have known him sit out the entire barlequinade of a Drury Lane panto- mime. 'There are three or four theatres only where he ever breaks this rule. They are tnose houses which have no ...

... Pantomimes during the coming Christmas than in anY recent year-there being promised to be one at the New Olympic as well as at Drury Lane. and the Crystal Palace, in addition to various suburban houses-but the managers of other large places of amusement are ...

... TanATr RoYAL-Mr. Henry C. Arnold's company will occupy this theatre next week, and perform A Mllion of Money, the latest Drury Lane sucaess, by Mr. Henry Pettitt and Sir A. Harris. The caste is a powerful one, and includes Miss Ennerson, Miss MAnd Dighy ...

... has sttcnded the sporting d-a-u, The Tlrediga Di:ughter, by Mr. Pettitt and Sir Augustus harris, during its career at Drury Lane, should continue with it at its new home at Covent (imorden, whither it was tranferred to-night, the National Theatre being ...

... SaturdaY, ?? T~ill. was charged with steahlg a diamond ring. Mrs BlJen Bellerby, WSanagureSS o the Wh~ite Lion public-lhouse, Drury Lane, stated that on the 23th ult. the prisoner was at the ba. ndadwieda baoud in he was wearing. He askeL dmhire allo hiamtod ...