... which the actress-lheroine is eventually pro- uoted is now described as the Pantheon Theatre, and is probably meant for Drury Lane. The young lover of the piece, in order that the plot miay anot be confounded with the case of the first Lord Cairns and ...

... where ho woo his greatest 1-successes. It is expected that the bust will 1 n'be ready before the end of the season. I- The Drury Lane directors have resolved to x:revive ?? The White Heather after the run of .8the Christmas pantomine. The receipts from1 ...

... indeed the firm have a special veterb-ery surgeod on the staff always travelling wit them. At the close 'of ' -ic run of the Drury Lane pantomime Mr DanVaLeu will tour, under the management of Mr.h Ttilton Bode, with a new musical comedy; Tihich will eventually ...

... into a well-pronounced case of influenza. h Accordingly he must rest for a few weeks. Mrd Henry Neville, who, owing to the Drury Lane a pantomime, has been released from service in The White Heather, has undertaken, at the h , ;shortest notice to fill ...

... out. T1his~is something like3 a record. Except as to a dozen or so reserved for emergencies; the whole of the stalls at Drury Lane for the Nellie Farren beneft have lilkewise been sold eumat five guineas each. ISOCIAL AND' EIS? At, ' I Sir Archibald Geikie ...

... Standard, to re- via-e, among other works, Dcr Freiscbtzt, which the lrte Sir Augustus Harris gave four or ,ive years ago at Drury Lane. The numnber of volunteers for the Niev'7 F;rrera benefit is so large that the coot- nittee have found it impossible to ...

... subject. It has, unfortunately, been found impossible to cast the 'School for Scandal for thle Nelly Farren benefit at Drury Lane an the 17th - Irorc. For one thing, Mr Forbes Ruobertson, who was to have played Josepic, will be away in Germany. Accordingly ...

... definitely settled his !arranlgcments for the ETaster and summerl season. Therer as a proproitioto for; aysynd-- cat; to hire Drury Lane for Italian operatic representations- more mespecially foe the 'sake' of a lte numbercf Italian Ioperaticn i vocalists who ...

... extends back nearly sixty years. He was orginally a country actor, but in 1850 he made his first appearance in London at Drury Lane, playing I Orlando to the Rosaiind of Mrs Nesbitt. He .was in Australia for a long time, and in 1860 he had resolved to ...

... that they would be kept outside the doers until the end of the act they would1 probably be a little more punctual. Although Drury Lane will not be available tfi theon, t3re lovers of Italian opera sung by, Italians have by no means relinquished their scheme ...

... scholastic and uuiversity titles. Thelibretto is from the pen. of Ir Sturgess, yjhon, has frequently written light pieces for3 Drury Lane and elsewhere, and the' music is bv Mr J. U. Glover, who is conductor at Drurv Line. There is no need, of course, to describe ...

... and one daughter. One son is Fred Warden, of Belfast,: the other, John A. Warden, is at present playing in,pantomime at Drury Lane- 'j Deceased was about 65 years of age. It was announced at a Conservative meeting- t Weliingbeovugh last night that the ...