... (DRURY LANE). Jock Gibson, of Gateshead, seeing Jack Roberts’s challenge to the world, is willing to Roberts, at Bst 12 b, for £53 or side, and ihe purse of £lOO offered Mr. James Lowes, of Newcastle. A dop-sit to the Sport in j Life will ensure arniitcb ...

... DRURY LANE. HER MAJESTY'S* ...

... Drury Lane. In consequence of Miss Nellie Stewart's continued indisposition she will be unable to return to Drury Lane Theatre. Her part of Jack in the successful pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk, will therefore be played by Miss Violet Cameron, who ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THE ANNUAL MEETING. Lord G. H. Loftus presided last Friday at the third ordinary meeting of the shareholders of tho Royl, Drury Lane, and in moving the adoption of tho report and balance-sheet, said that notwithstanding tho fact that ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The -matinee organised by Sir Henry Irving in aid of the fund for tbe relief of the sufferers in the recent disaster at Galveston took place yesterday afternoon at Drury Lane Theatre. Sir Henry's deci- sion to open the programme himself ...

... THE PANTOMIMES. DRURY LANE. 4 .THIS SLEEPING BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,' st_7.3o en E t= ant? H z . i e t oz ok P b n y ci j cfe y at! i • ck la reno°do, and d rte r g iu JaZM gi us lncti c by acrd, W s Morgan, Alfred Balfour, Sparrow (the Mad Jugl o i:r i ...

... DRURY LANE THEATER By the engagement of Miss Violet Cameron for the part of principal boy in Jack and the Beanstalk- the management of Drury Lane Theatre has secured a valuable and attractive artist. It seems a long time ago that Miss Cameron was performing ...

... Drury Lane. Wha parently nondes: ce for everythin n the s f an ex u get o 1 ortex o for 1t cannot cost a haltpenny less 10 put i 4 b b BaEdy “The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast' in|lng -» By 48 beeh heM o such a ,‘.,1:. .: to fit them for the plaudits ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRR DISSATISFIED SRARMHOLDERS. Lord George HI. L!oftwu presided over the third ordinary general meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (Limited), yesterday, at which there wa.; a large attendance. The Chairmn, in addreasing the shareholders ...

... DRURY LANE TO STRATFORD, Mr. Albert Fredericks has taken time by the forelock in the production of his annual pantomime. And a very good pantomime it is, as, of course, one might only expect from a production which is taken &om Drury Lane. - It met with ...

... DRURY LANE MATINEE. There has been a great rush for seats for the Dramatic and Musical Matinee in aid of the Princess Christian's Homes of Rest for entirely disabled soldiers at Drury Lane Theatre ou Tuescday, 15 May. The theatre will be decorated entirely ...

... DRURY LANE MATINEE. CROWDS SUPPORT SIR H. IRVING'S EFFORT FOR THE GALVESTON FUND. The playgoing public showed its appreciation of a long program of good things and its sympathy for Texas in her day of trouble by crowding to Drury Lane yesterday after ...