... way connected with the Council. It subsequently trare- spired that Lister had also visited the Caiety, Lyceum, Strand, and Drury-lane Theatres, beet had succeeded in gaining admission to the two latter ones only. On Dec. 9th, 1892, Lister was charged before ...

... 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 ...

... horse and cart. He never lifted a horse in a proper cart. Mr James Laurence Graydon, proprietor of the Middlesex Music Hall, Drury-lane, said that on reading the article in question he had no doubt it referred to the plaintiffs, and in his opinion it could ...

... the programme that night just to give me an opportunity of discharging her. The rules of the theatre are -opied from the Drury-lane Theatre, and formed part of her 1 contract. Iknoew she was incompetent after the first l night she appeared. What was her ...