... Saturday night, or rather early this d morving, the interesting ceremony of cutting S r the Baddeley Cake was performed at Drury- & . lane Theatre. Tl'his annual custom is a relic of Twelfth Nightusage, and is always an event of c grcat interest to the theatrical ...

... contrast between ' Siegfried' at Drury- au' lane and I'Painfal ' at Bayreuth was startling, in to say the least. Why the Drury-lane per- B Cformances' of German opera this year should be be s so very mediocre, not to say poor, can only ba be attributed ...

... all the promise of a lovely Ali iv day. Dc he One of the curious conditions under which So' he Sir Augustus Harris held Drury-lane Theatre lo- from the so-called proprietors and renters of it M tst was the stipulation that any scenery, dresses, or stage ...

... Wright, John Crowrther, and SE his Arthur Hanson, a gang of old offenders, who, at ast having robbed an old gentleman in Drury-lane, ice were, after a desperate fight, arrested by the police The punishments awarded were as folo]ws: ed-Mason, 24 strokes ...

... poplular subject, and they had been fortunate in A securing one of the principal artistes, whosee s metrupolitan successes at Drury-lane have been h- r very pronounced. He referred to Miss Marie I Lloyd-(loud appiause)-who would perform at their next pantomime ...

... ai-t s Harris's great efforts in connec- 4 Vtbe thi year in London are to be 1 P C rj a extaexive provincial tour. 3 ?? and Drury-lane he will - tog egirs, ate tthe end of August, . Mao4P'h w after whish he will visit ?? a e oand other Large b sS jP travelli ...

... other for women. The 'le Croydon authorities have followed the plan of the London County Council's lodging house TI U in Drury-lane and Lord Rowton's at Vauxhall. clay nI, The charge for a night's lodging is fivepenca, rien 'ut which entitles the lodger ...

... injured it. The picture which a London American draw of Sir Augustus Harris, sitting daily for ten hours at a stretch on the Drury-lane stage, is probably not a bit overdrawn. Sir Augustus is an enthusiast in his business; the drama which he is superintending ...

... the fire I ocourred. The remains of thie aged victims were a rernoved in shells to the mortuary in Goldsmitha- V e street, Drury-lane, to await an inquest . s FATAL FIRE AT HAMPSTEAD. r On Satnrday, a serious fire occurred at Ramp- ( s tead, by rwhicih one ...

... is rather tired ho, of the phirase, as whien a phuanix. In fact, vii it is related that on the famous re-opening of an' Drury-lane Theatre, after t½e fire, an evejet thii which occasioned the Reectkd Addresses, tie, thi competing p ets had strict orders ...

... years since she sent London playgoers into a ferment of his ,, enthusiasm and excitement over her wonderful d dancing in Drury-lane Theatre. In operatic T o da cingshehadnot an equal onthestage,andshe T d maintained the foremostplace for ten year Her ...

... Augustus Harris - himself will not be sufficiently recovered to r ,o attend. Last week he had to be carried into ?? C n Drury-lane Theatre to witness his own panto- t e mime, and lay on a couch in one of the boxes I g for an hour looking at it. The Covent ...