... the leading Snakesperian parts. Miss Verner has had considerable experience in drama, notably with Sir Augustus Harris's Drury Lane produc- tions, and has also scored a big success as Nelly Denver in The Silver King, a part which she played for over three ...

... proving to a certain extent unsatisfactory, he did not revisit London until April, 1871. He then first appeared as Faust at Drury-lane-under the management of Colonel Maple30n-and sang several times in the course of the season, making a brilliant hit in the ...

... Two Little Vagabonds. The Garrick panto- mime is deservedly full to overflowing, and is far I more talked about than the Drury Lane annual. ...

... sanguine anticipations were realised to the full. Many people arc old enough to remen-tbar the production of Julius Caesar at Drury Lane some 30 years back, with an excep- tionally strong cast, but stage scenes were not then so artistic and elaborate as at ...

... The French who, despite Dudley Hardy's posters, is the discreetest of soubrettes. Soon comes along the Farren benefit at Drury Lane, and apparently all London met-ns going. ...

... attractive, and The Geisha is not filling with all its wonted ease. The Drury Lane pantomime is languishing, and Mr Collins is not sure whether he will revive The White Heather. Drury Lane has not been made a success by indertiminate lessees. Next year Charles ...

... Benefit, REMARKABLESCENE ATDRURY- LANE. A Night Out. A telegram to hand this morning sayq -The beucfit performance at the Drury-lane Theatre this afternoon on behalf of Nellie Farren, the popular actress, who was so long identified with the Gaiety Theatre ...

... r Nettie Farren's Benefit THE SCENE AT DRURY-LANE. j 1 A Popular Tribute. f OVER JE8,000 REAU3ED. With those magnificent English cheers ToUey- ing a,nd thundering from roof to Boor of dear old Drury i with one's ears ringing a medley of Auld Lang Syne ...

... at 7.45 YC;¡ic..cla.y morning he wa.s one of the many oSioars ougagad in regulating the enormooa crowd assembled outside Drury Lane Theatre for Nellie Fan-en's bene4t., There were 5 000 or 6,000 spectators outside the theatre, and the queue of spectators ...

... Quintette, who will appear in Ethiopian sketches and plantation glees while the eccentric grotesques Griffin and Dubcis, from Drury Lane, and Marguerite Fish and Charles Warren in A Quiet Little Fiat, are other combinations whose appearance will be appreciated ...

... NELLIE FARREN BENEFIT.. I Novel Souvenir. I By the addition of several sums received since the performance at Drury Lane from persons unable to be present, the amount raised by the Nellie Farren benefit has been made up to the good round sum of £ 10,000 ...

... tp be given by the company on the evening of Good Friday, and the special attraction lor the Easter holidays is to be the Drury Lane drama, The Derby Winner. Tlia Eiritlira. Olfdfft. I Ffratn pySftulre to fihalis. the ^fogtAirlffie at the Empire this week ...