... Elmb'lnk Street, Glasgow, but all letters and gifts in money as formerly to yours, &c., X ?? Hr. HUsNTEn.I DRURY LANE SUCCESSES. Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, August 31, 1B97. Sir,-leferring to a paragraph in your issue of August 26, permit me to remind you that ...

... orchid ballet in the Drury Lane pantomime made a Xvery great hit at thi- eeninig's -perftrmnisce,'and' was loudly ap- planded. Seldbm has an~ything snorebeautif been put on the stage, but it is rather unfor tunate that Drury Lane is so large- a thiatre ...

... is reopened, admittance will again be by way of St James's Square. DRAMATIB AND M3SISAL. The full-dress rehearsal of the Drury Lane pantomime is taking place this evening. The pantomime seems to be already in fair working order, and the ballet of orchids ...

... which might almost be signed by Schubert. A drama which had been projected by Mr Cecil Raleigh and Mr Seymour Hicks for Drury Lane, before the death of Sir Augustus Harris, has now been secured by Mr George Edzardes. That gentleman, not satisfied with ...

... so that his pupils and friends need not imagine his present indisposition to be altogether a very dangerous lone. e i The Drury Lane performances have been re- i sumed, although the much boasted hydraulic ! lift will probably not be in real working order ...

... Years ago, r- when the theatres were closed by the Lord- )f Chamberlain's order on Ash Wednesday, some of the theatres, Drury Lane amongst them, _ opened for sacred concerts. The Moore & IS Burgess and the Mohawk Minstrels for once s to-day appeared with ...

... trouble. Ina ' fewf dap not a stone will remina of the old buildin .g.- ?? ;URAMAT1 AN UIAL The. orchid scene in~this -year's Drury Lane pantomimepromises to surpass even Lthe -traditions associated with Boxing Night producions attatheatre. Hundreds, possibly ...

... Wales has expressed hiis approvzl of Ur Sidney R. J. Smith's design for the memo- rial to the late Sir Augustus Harris at Drury Lane. The work is therefore now being pro- ceedeel with. Professor Tb. W. Engelmann, of the Utrecht University. one of the most ...

... week, and will afterwards be taken on tour. Mr Collins, manager of Drury Lane, has resolved not again to tempt fortune with the hydraulic lift, at anyrate so far as the present D Drury Lane dramais concerned, The stage has now been boarded over, and although ...

... out. ' The Drury Lane drama, ' The White I Heather, 'will be withdrawn on Peduesday r Iweek;, as the theatre wiil for the following .10 days be required for -day-and-night re. I .hearsals of the Christmas' pantomime. A pantomime at Drury Lane takes up ...

... London career. Mr Terriss speedily ?? of Wales's, where -Montague then reigied as-jeeneyremlier,. and in 1871 we find himn at Drury Lane uhder' Chatterton, playing the~part; of Robin Eood in Halliday's'Rebecca' (with Phelps ?? Neilson) and Malcolm 'Orseme ...

... Line will reopen writh the autumn drama on September 16. I should not, however, be surprised if the date is altered. No Drury Lane success has yet started ton a Thursday, and with theatrical people tradition of this sort is strong. Conflicting' rumours ...