... let us at least be assured that essential scenes in the play shall bear the stamp of historic truth. A first night at Drury Lane is one of the most striking and unique spectacles London can show, and lvi. Zola appeared much impressed with it as he watched ...

... some Isursevisios itsial7 It i. ittrng !ladies. Iwo. ITh• IY.r_rY !hard loril 'Quixote THEATRE ROYAL One of the popular Drury Lane charnel, A Million of Money, is being played this week at the Theatre Royal by Mr. H. C. Arnold's company. The drama has ...

... 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 ...

... central London since theI days when Dickens, in Bleak House, drew a lurid picture of their rat-haunted horrors. The one in Drury Lane, traditionally associated with the scene in which the crossing-sweeper Jo shoved Lady Dedlock the grave of her secret lover ...

... the Mayo: and the journalists of the southern district. in the evening • fa., at Earl's Court, followed by a reception at Drury Lane by Sir Augustus after the play of the evening is ^ver, and on Tuesday lord Salisbury has invited the j)urnalists to visit ...

... the Mayor sad the journalists of the southern district. In the evening a G,te at Earl's Court, followed by a reception at Drury Lane by Sir Augustus Harris after the play of the evening is Ter. and on Tuesday Lord Salisbury has invited the j iurnaliets ...

... that all the suggestions should be carried out. An inquest was held on the body of Margaret White (43), who lived at 10, Drury Lane. Deceased, who ,was of very intemperate habits, vwent home drunk on Friday night. She was unable to get upstairs, and went ...

... have to attune himself to modern melodrama instead of early English poesy, for then will be given for the first time at Drury Lane the new spectacular drama, A Life of Pleasure, written by Mr. Henry Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris. In this piece of ...

... Beirnetein, of Burton- 2on-Trent.l 2 Sir Augustus arris and Mr. H. Pettitt are busily 0 engaged in the construction of the next Drury Lane melo- 0 drama, which, dealing mainly with festive scenes and 2 pasant riverside adventures, is to he called A Life of 1 ...

... the Mayor and the journalists M . the southern district. In the evening a tete at Earl's Court, followed by a reception at Drury Lane by Sir Auguetue Harris after the play of the evening is ver, and on Tuesday Lord Salisbury has invited the j dirnalists ...

... BIRMING1AIs1 TO-StGOT, AT 7.30, IMPORTANT ENrGAGEMENT. For Six Nights Only. DM gENRY C. ARNOLD'S POWERFUL COMPAh'y, Tn the Great Drury Lane Dramatic Success A MILLION OF MONEY, y IEgNRY lrETTITT and Sir AUGUSTUS BARtRIS. Scnery, Presses. and Military Costumes ...

... .I T TO.XIGHT, AT 7.33. IMPORT.A.;T ENGAGEMENT, For Two Nights Only. gEBNRY C. A.RNOLD S POWERFUL COMPANT, In the Great Drury Lane Dramatic Success, A MIILLIONY OF M10NEY, BarNFVy PTETTIT anod Sir AG[USTUS HARRIS. On N'Y.%T gS te ujxhcer 1I. for Six ...