... A NEW PLAY AT DRURY LANE. Stories of Soldiers of Gascony. This latest specimen of romantic drama belongs to the categery of melodrama which popular in remote provincial fastnesses fifty years ago. It is the most primitive, unsophie ticated play seen at ...

... Caryll.—Owing to the illneen of lit. Arthur Stereesa, my colleague, Mr. Jay Hickory Wood, has been called in to write the Drury Lane pantomime in conjunction with Mr. Arthur Collins.—Mr. W. 'Heinemann has published The Gsy Lord Quez n in uniform size with ...

... chief item on the programme at tho headquarters, London, last night, was fifteen-round contest between Jack Roberta, of Drury Lane, and Nat Smith, of Kensington, the ex-amateur featherweight champion. The men have previously met the National Club two ...

... crowded sod expectation ran high, and, it may be added, was amply satisfied. The immense difficulties of manipulating the Drury Lane scenery and effecta had been most suctiessf oily overcome, even though had necessitated the labours of three able and a ...

... however, that although he saw the posters beforehand it was not for bim choose which should given and which withheld, the Drury Lane Theatre brought the piece, and sent ahead all the illustrated advertisements for the engagement, and they might have objected ...

... on record by William Haxlitt ; what it was when it formed one of the celebrated 'Bankruptcy series at the Chattertosian Drury Lane in the 'sixties, with Samuel Phelps as the chief ruminator, and the Manfred of the 'thirties (Mr. Dearril) taking checks ...

... being put in. the Papal Index Expurgatorius, which makes it wrong for any Roman Catholic to read The Price of Peace at Drury Lane is a very interesting piece, with many dramatic moments. is already established-as a success. The dresses are very smart ...

... and mina the casket which ttethrieed those fair remains m a desk, wrote a set of appallingly bad verses to be recited at Drury Lane Theatre to a proconion of old scenery amidst which dm deceased singer had once moved. Thee thee, where the magic of bit ...

... burnt cc- Very likely the golden meant, really copper. coloured in this case. • is • Hr. Cecil Raleigh's antomn drama at Drury Lane will big scenes depicting the Hansom of Parliament, and St. Thomas's Hospital on the other aide of the river. The Terrace ...

... management of the musical attractions at Bashill-on. Sea in the hands of Mr. James M. Glover, of Drury Lane Theatre. A combination to be! formed from the Drury Lane musicians, entitled The De la Warr Orchestra, is from Whitsuntide to play twice daily under ...

... 13) —TnE tanints, mUNDAY. NOVEMIREtt 11, 1900. • •• • week stage of the Theatre Royal will be occupied by the latest Drury Lane success, Beasts are Trumps. The big swam of the Royal Academy sod the stage at the Frivolity Music Hall ought to be as e ...

... jointly with Mr. Risque, responsible for the book' of the pantomime the Theatre Royal, Manchester, is the author of the Drury Lane Christinas production. is, in fact, the leading pantomime writer of the year, having written no fewer than eleven such works ...