... and by the performance of an Italian version of the drama, under the title of La Moglie de Clau d io, by Signora Dose, at Drury-lane, in the summer of 1895. Most of our readers will thus remem- ber the story of the inventor of patent rifles and his adulterous ...

... realism ! Of course this made the play more popular than ever, though as Gold it had failed fearfully some years previously at Drury-lane. In 1865 Miss Moore made her first appearance at the Prince of Wales's Theatre, playing in The Bonnie Fish- w/fe. It was ...

... new street will cut direct through from Holborn, opposite Southampton-row, as far as Stanhope-street, which lies behind Drury- lane. It then divides in an easterly and wes- terly direction, not, however, becoming any narrower. The western branch cornea ...

... before Mr Justice Kennedy and a special jury, the case of Batty v. Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Limited, was con- eluded. The plaintiff, a first violinist in the Drury- lane orchestra, sued the defendant company to recover damages for personal injuries sustained ...

... defiantly obstructs several important thorough. fare. Nothing lies been dono with regard to the horrid rookery in and about Drury-lane-the ideal place to create a now neiahbourhood a-sd to build a new County Hall. And even in the scheme before the Council ...

... New York shortlv before Christmas, with a complete replica of the Drury Lane scenery, costumes, and effects. Accordingly, stage models on exactly the same lines as those used at Drury Lane are to be made expressly I for him. The play, as I have already ...

... Won by eight yards; good third. Time, 2min. 12sec. :360 YARDS OnSTACLE RACE.-First prize, cup, presented by Theatre Royal, Drury-lane (Limited), per Mr Arthur Collins; second prize, silver cigar-case, presented by Mr Edward Les1ger third prize, salver, presented ...

... and the most defective sani- tary arrangemelits. They smelt of escaped gas, orange peel, tom cats and meplitic vapours. Drury-lane wshich shouldl have set aii example, being large and claiming a patent, was one of the greatest offenders. The Plic hills ...

... Shaftesbury Theatre; La Poupee,' from the Prince of WVales's Theatre * Prodigal Daughter, from Drury-lane Theatre; Cheer. Boys, Cheer, fromd Drury. lane Theatre : The Little Minister,' from the Haymarket Theatre ; Mir Dan Leno, in New Musical Piece ...

... Shaftesbury Theatre; La Poupee.' from the Prince of Wales's Theatre ; Prodigal Daughter, from Drury-lane Theatre ; Cheer. Boys, Cheer, from Drury. lane Theatre: The Little Minister, from the Haymarket Theatre ; Mr Dan Leno, in New Musical Piece ...

... tents ear eyes windered-to their occupants, and, here indeed was varietywell-nigh im'possible to find ese. a where, save at Drury Lane. The camp was a small one, but there was life: and movement everywhere. A move was just about to be made to ground where ...

... T. Cook, he came out as second tenor at Drury-lane Theatre under the management of the great Macready. But before this he had sung as Dandini, in Cenerentola, and numerous other baritone characters. At Drury-lane Mr Reeves In 1841-42 and 1842-43 played ...