... hadu't the necessity to re-pawt your rtlhes; find again your needvy state didn't prevent you fromn takig I yoar ifmily to Drury Lane on Thursday (not that I t object to that-it ix b-tter thaL teking others); nor did I it pr-vent yon from - trtainign Sunger's ...

... Rich was the prime instigator of the move- mont that gave English pantomime its origin and its right to live. Others at Drury Lane may have had a finger in the pie, but it was Manager Rich, other- wise, Mr Lun, who, by his inimitable miming as Harlequin ...

... of last year, Darrel, Pitguised as a rsspeotabla meehanicfounc himself observ- I ing humanity within the narrow limits cf Drury Lane. The hour of milnight had just boom&' in twelve ?? from the towers of rear churches, and the ragged, hoarse. voicsd crowd ...

... charged, before Mr, Lushingtoi, with die. Orderly conduct. The prisoner and several other sand. wichimen assembled outside Drury-lane Theatre carry- ing boards with an electric light and a bill bearing thi query, What Happened to Jonesa?'' Inspector Cole ...

... associations of that curiously- named place. By the conversion of the place from a thoroughfare into a courtyard, the patrons of Drury Lane Theatre will greatly benefit, for Vinegar-yard is to be roofed over with iron and glass as a protection to the pittite, ...

... remedied. Evidernce was given to the effect that on Saturday night about 11 o'elcok Elliot was With prisnner's wife in' Drury Lane. when prisoner wen4 up to Elliro aud etruek him three ur four times with a piece of d3elh. The injured man was covered with ...

... nursery, every playground, and every children's dormitory is ringing with reminiscences of theDonkey, in TheFortp Thietcs, at Drury-lane Theatre. The ass's skin is droll, but who are inside it, who go through the excruciatingly absurd antica which con vulse ...

... Covent Garden, hicll is own house, at my own risk. Lord de Grey and Mr. Higgins hll . du their intention of giving opera at Drury Lane. To give opera there WiLhout tld best op)eras must spell failure, and as regards artists, I think tile higlhest bd should ...

... should be directed by his successor, Herr Mahler, who, by the way, a few years ago was'. conductor of the German opera at Drury Lane, But the Burgomaster, a leader of the agitation against the Jews, heard that Herr Mahier was of Hebrew descent, so heap ...

... Successful Drama, entitled THE CRYSTAL GLOBE (Last Six Nights), by Sutton Vane. On Mlonday, 30th inst., the Greatest of all Drury-lane Dramas, The White Heather, by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton, with all the Original Seenery, Dresses, Effects, &c. ...

... London streets. e Bluebell was an orphan, and she acte-d the part ;i mother to the two tiny sister who lived with her in a Drury-lane garret. What was troubling the littve gil was that if she did not dispose of her stock in-trade there would be no Chrismas ...

... legs that makes centipedes loath- sonie. Some of their first cousins, the millipedes, have many more legs, bet, like the Drury Lane ballet, they are only the more entertaining on that eccounti. hether they roll up like an ironclad pill, or progress longitudi- ...