... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... are Wwell known. Herr Bachur was for a lon- veriod Pollini's business manager, while Herr |Bittong was stage mxan^ger at Drury Lane on :asr visit of the Himburg company to Lon- don in 1S32, 'w-hen, under Dr. Richter, Wgnuer's Die Meistersiner anrd ' ...

... offesring. In the seveilties we gave (I say we, because I was the working chairiman) a benefit to the late Benlamin Webster at Drury Lane Theatre that realized about t2,000. Soon afterwards we gave a similar benefit to John Baldwin lbuckstone at i the same theatre ...

... 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 ...

... orchids, cannot easily be described; it is by a long way the most artistic spectacle of all the long list of gigantic shows at Drury Lane. Theforestscencitself (by Caney) is a picture, but when the stage is filled with the mass of gorgeous colour, the lovely ...

... Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark, who had returned from Sandringham, and the whole party spent the evening at the Drury Lane Pantomime. On Sunday the Duke and Duchess of York arrived in time to say good-bye to Prince and Princess Charles, who left ...

... beautiful playhouses that are encircling London. THE PANTOMIME - Daily Graphic -Scenery and dresses handed on the tradi tions of Drury-lane. Daily Chronicle.-One of the smartest and most brilliant productions of which suburbia can boast. Morning -In the feast ...

... adviser to the Government on the subject of small-arms and ordnance. He married Mrs Stirling, the widow of Edward Stirling, of Drury-lane Theatre, in 1894. Mrs Stirling only lived a twelvemouth after becoming Lady Gregory. She died at the age of seventy-nine ...