... 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 ...

... orchestra of stridentsi On SatIurdasy night a crowded house witnessed the last perforinanr'e of Robinson Crusoe, the Drury- lane ptuitominine, and had also the benefit of one ni- usual turn . Just after the listory of England in Twenty Minutes ...

... 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 ...

... in wbich the fire occurred. The remains of the aged viotims were removed in shells to the mortuary in Goldsmith-streeb, Drury-lane, to await an inquest. On Saturday afternoon a serious fire occurred at Hampatead, by which one life was lost and a number ...

... 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 ...

... night, but M. de Reuzke's £c]00 is quite high-water mark. Exaotly 20 years ago, when he nalde his debut a8s at baritone ait Drury-lane, aris s ilary could hardly havo exceeded ;£10 per week. Madame Sarahll Bernhardt has -tad an enthusiastic reception in London ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Mason,Wil- liam Wright, John Crowther, and Arthur Hanson, a gang. of old offenders, who, having robbed an old gentleman in Drury-lane, were, after a desperate fight, arrested by the police The punishments awarded were aM-follovr: Mason, 24 strokes from the ...