... crowd, Work is now very busy at Drury Lane, for rehearsils are in progress day and night. In this sort of melodrama there is never any great difficulty in adding special scenes, no~d the latest addition to the Drury Lane piece is in the last act, which ...

... Theatre-Royal, bht in 1863, at thke age of 20. she returned to LoIu- don and played i' Ma-v Vance in' The Deal Boatman ' at Drury Lane to the Vance of old Belmore. She acted with Phelps at Drury i Lane, was the original heroine in Botcicault's After Dark ...

... duty of two or throe guineas. The latter rate -is payable if the ' weight be above two tons.' BRAMATIC AND MUSICAL The Drury Lane melodrama, as I anticipated, has been postponed from Thursday to Saturday. It might, I believe, have been! produced on the ...

... troupe of the Imperial Opera House intend to give a season of German Iopera at Drury Lane in June, nothing down to L this afternoon seems to be known of the matter at Drury Lane. The reports, which, of course, emanate from the Berlin newspapers, are there- ...

... of the pro- 7 ?? piece can prevent the use of Hearts e tare Tritiips ' by the Drury Lane management. o The ditriculty, however, lies in the fact that hI when the Drury Lane piece is sent on tour it L might possiblv be followed np by some touring -s manger ...

... George Gardner in Captain Smith was not con- sidered.suitable to him. Mr Waller will, there- fore,: not improbably take Drury Lane Theatre for a short summer season of Shakespeare's plays. Mr Waller wishes. to appear there in - the role of Hotspur in ...

... iowner of the machine would at present be liable for infringement of copy- ,right. Stir 3. 1. Glonr,'director of the mT ic at Drury Lane Thewntre, !aFnd meinher of the _Music Directors' Association, said lie wvished to bring to the notice of their Lordships ...

... meets in Manchester in the spring. i DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL. The fact that the benefit of the Royal General Theatrical Fund at Drury Lane attracted so comparatively small an audience, despite the co-operation of a large number of the leading actors of the day ...

... seems every likelihood that Messrs Arthur Cohin's and Cecil Raleigh's scheme of an overflow Royal Academy exhibition at Drury Lane in the autumn -will be a great L success. That is, if a prompt and very exten- L sive response to the invitation thus offered ...

... revival of a A Midsummer NightlahDrea.1Q Thhes children's holiday entertainments at Queen's Hall likewise began to-day. The Drury Lane pantomime of Jack and the Beanstalk, practically the only important production to-night, is one at present primarily ...

... 1899. s Sir.-It might interest your correspondent - Catholic not Roman to hear that there are certain of the purlieus of Drury Lane and White- 4 chapel where the police will frankly tell you they 3 have never penetrated, and, if pressed upon the t point ...

... timed to do the journey under the hour, they will appear towards the end of the programme in the Mrs Billington benefit at Drury Lane, also playing at their own theatre in the evening-altogether a heavy day's work. ...