... Terrible Fire in Drury Lane. — — [ TWO LIVES LOST. I EXCITING SCENES. Shortly after 1 o'clock this morning the Fire Brigade received notification tkat a fire had broken out upon the premises, 113, Drury-lane, which are occupied by & Mr Bannister, who ...

... A DRURY LANE DRAMA. In the theatrical world things have been pretty busy. In The White Heather at Drury Lane Mr Arthur Collins has endeavoured to keep up the traditions of Old Drury as he himself puts it. If he means, as no doubt he does, the traditions ...

... A DRURY LANE DRAMA. In the theatrical world things have been pretty busy. InlTlie White Heather at Drury Lane Mr Arthur Collins has endeavoured to keep up the traditions of Old Drury as he himself puts it. .If he means, a,s no doubt he does, the traditions ...

... The gross receipts of Aladdin at Drury Lane this year were £ 55,000. A new play by Miss Wallis (Mrs. Lancaster Wallis) is to be tried shortly, probably at the Court Theatre. A fire lias occurred at 4, Charlotte Place, West Norwood. Mrs. Mary Ann Harmsyvorth ...

... Amongst the Artistes to take part are mentioned :-Messrs Wm. Hillier (late of Sir Augustus Harris' English Opera Company, Drury Lane) Ivor Foster, R.C.M., London; Thomas Thomas, Ynyshir Isaac Evans Miss P. Jones, Miss Eleanor Jones, R.C.M., London Miss ...

... that his work may stage sufficiently well to make it acceptable to the somewhat exigent audiences it will have to face. Drury Lane is having a wonderful season. ...

... hope'that his work may stage sufficiently well to make it acceptable to the somewhat exigent audiences it will have to face. Drury Lane is having a wonderful season. ...

... but, following in the foot- steps of his father, we first hear of him stage- managing the production of his own mime at Drury Lane in 1702, an entertainment which Ha described as one of dancing, action, and motion only. The latter would appear to have ...

... family with an origin lost in the mists of Lithuania. There has been n. good deal of talk about another opera company at Drury Lane, and the enterprise is at the MR MAURICE GRAU. moment of writing still within the realms of 'possi- bility. But Mr Collins ...

... at Acton, in commemoration of the Queen's Dia- mond Jubilee. Mr. Arthur Collins has decided that the panto- mime at the Drury Lane Theatre next Christmas shall be on the subject of The Babes in the Wood. The author will be Mr. ArthurSturges- The Primitive ...

... about the only playhouses whose shutters were not up. To-day there are new pieces at Her Majesty's, the Strand, the Adelphi, Drury Lane, the Shaftes- bury, Comedy, and the Globe, while at the Lyceum Forbes Robertson is to be seen in Hamlet, and Offenbach's ...

... the whole building, and large numbers of the craft have failed in their attempt to obtain tickets. THE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. The parts for the Drury Lane pantomime are now distributed as previously an- nounced, though the leading lady has yet to be chosen ...