... of H. M.S. Pinafore and' The Yeoman of the Guard. THE principal pantomimes produced to-day were at the Lyceum and Drury Lane, the Lyceum performance being given in the after- noon. Mr Oscar Barrett's production of Robinson Crusoe is a most tasteful ...

... there could be i;9 teater autihority. Tnor('is less elaborate than some of its pre- -e 3ossrs, this year-s pantomninme at Drury Lane lcctttS to eclipse all Sir Augustus Harris's P Ctec-: efforts its ingenious and beautiful Idf~5,wie ithe dresses are proll'bly ...

... invariably designed hiciselt, and for miany years, first at Covent Garden, and after the retirenient. oH Harry Boleno at Drury Lane, lie held the i premier position. He urns a bachelor, but. through his sister he becaume brutner-in-law oi F tih operatic ...

... Madame Sarah Bernhardt a few days ago, has resolved not to limit her season to the few representa- tions which close at Drury Lane to-morrow. On the 27th inst. she will open a fresh season at-the Savoy, ten performances at least being given. MRaAuIcM'LEAN's ...

... 14d tins; cf aU chenists.-Adel. F f= INx DaRuy LAzrE.-Considerable excite- ,ment was occasioned in the neighbourbood of Drury Lane soon after four o'clocl yesterday afternoon by the outbreak of a fire at an oil shop tenanted by a Mr Wilde, situated at ...

... made his fr'c appearanceu o thno London stage at Drury Lane. as Geptoli Ricrcedi r, fltacgrge-ege in Boucicault's Relief of Lucknowe. it Anong his favourite Shakespearian cban;cescs .a ar Drury Lane were Macdsxfft CaOuiu. Ceass. ., ael Hztbcrr. He appeared ...

... the necessary alterations, and huge tuning forks are established in local ceutres as standards of musical pitch. TaE new Drury Lane drama, which deals partly with the South African gold and diamond mines craze, has now been postponed for a Week, and it ...

... to-day made up his mind to mounut two pauto in mimes next Christma-one, of course, the I regular Boxing-Night annual at Drury Lane, eand the other a pantoniime intended expressly for children, and to be. performed in the aifter- noons enly a~t Covent ...

... be all the more regretted when it is known that his health is seriously affected. MAN-Y things can be introduced into a Drury Lane melodrama, and during his recent visit to i Paris it appears Sir Augustus Harris hit upon the plan of ordering from a well-known ...

... Company, returned to-day to Ger- ' r many after completing the necessary arrange- ments for the visit of the troupe to Drury Lane. g The season will open on June 17, and will last i a month. Among the dramatic productions v will be Die Ehre and S ...

... that a statne of Mr ci Dan Leno had been placed in the vestibule at w Drury Lane' Theatre. I now learn that Sir of Agu stus Harris has engaged that popular a comedian for all ?? Drury Lane pantomimes s downito 1901-that is to say, to the expiration of the- ...

... for the l production at Drury Lane of the new drama Cheer, Boys, Cheer. It is, how- ever, quite possible that one or other of the L dates may again be changed, as two such im- portant first nights as the Lycenun and Drury Lane are rarelv allowed to clash ...