... popular playhouse. Messrs CECIL RALEIGH and HENRY HAMILTON'S White Heather was instantly and remarkably suc- cessful at Drury-lane, in September. The lighter forms of entertainment were liberally supplied. The Geisha went gaily on at Daly's, The Circus ...

... the Olympic on Feb. 21st, 1885, Mr Cartwright played Eugene Scarer, in In His Power. On Aug. 28th, 1886, he appeared at Drury-lane as Trevor, in A Runs of Luck, and on Dec. 22d as Ralph Scorier, in A Noble Vaqabond, at the Princess's. Joining the Adelphi ...

... the Olympic on Feh. 21st, 1885, Mr Cartwright played Eugene Scarer, in In His Power. On Aug. 28th, 1886, be appeared at Drury-lane as Trevor, in A Run of Luck, and on Dec. 22d as Ralph Scorier, in A Noble Vaqabond, at the P'rincesss. Joining the Adelphi ...

... women were 'killed and evera firemen injured. TWO lives were'' lotfand'se% erad people in- jured in the burning of 113, Drury lane' on Augiist 14. The most fatal fires in one week' were recorded last Siunday when there' were six, three occu1rring on Christmas ...

... scenery and costumes are both rich and tasteful, while the ballet of roses (very closely resembling the one of orchids in the Drury Lane pantomime) is a marvel of colour and arrangement, and last night proved, by reason of the perfect manner in which the dancers ...

... attended her managerial speculation at the unfortunate Opera Comique Theatre. Mlr Arthur Coliins, the managing directer of Drury-lane, has intimated that lie will place the theatre at the disposal of the committee, and the lenefit will probably take place ...

... an intrigue with the Countess Helen, the wife of the Swedish Ambassador to England. Appearing at a benefit performance at Drury-lane Theatre, in the Balcony scene from BRomeo and Juliet, his jealousy is aroused by seeing the Prince seated in ?? royal box ...

... poetry very lucrative, she determined once more to try her fate on the boards, and having applied to the ruling powers at Drury-lane, ran the gauntlet of public favour as Juliet, the performance being given under the patronage of the Duchess of Devonshire ...

... of Connruglt and family, with suite, were present at the performance of The Babes in the Wood at Wednesday's matinee at Drury-lane Theatre. ...

... Andry, Max Maurey, and Georges Jubin-Prin- cess's. 27. Babes in the Wood, pantomime, by Arthur Sturgess and Arthur Collins-Drury-lane. 27. Cinderella, pantomime, by Geoffrey Thorn- Garrick. ,, 27. Sinbad, pantomime, by J. Wilton Jones and W. Melville-Standard ...

... and compare the general air with that which pervaded it on the other side of Christmas. The managers of the International Drury Lane would seem to have con'cluded that British isolation is a bit of gag which might just as well be quietly dropped. There ...

... and Princess of Wales, the Prin- cess Victoia. of Wales, Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark and saite, were present at Drury Lane Theatre on Satarday evening and witnessed the per- formance of the pantomime The Babes in the Wood.' The Dake and Duchess ...