... stged and goes merrily. METROPOLE THEATRE. Any doubts that may -have existed concerning the prospects on tour of the latest Drury Lane drama, Hearts are Traimnps, were speedily dispelled on Mon- day. Mliss Ray Rockman justified her position at the head of ...

... EN TER T AIN MEN TS. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. naN Directorl, ARTHUR COLLINS. TO-,N IGfilTg an~diE;RAEtHU NOLNj TO!~ IG andEVERY EVENING, at 7.30, a new and orignal drama of modern life, - THE P RCE OF PEACE, b, CEcil. RALEIGH, produced by ARTHUR COLLINS ...

... of the new suburban playhouses. It will hold 3,000 persons, and it is claimed by its builders that, with the exception of DRURY LANE and COVENT GARDEN, there is no bigger theatre within the wide area of the County of London. Instances of plays being abridged ...

... The new heroic romantic comedy in which Mr. Edwar Vroom, the American actor, made his appearance on Saturday evening at DRURY LANE, in the double capacity of author and actor, follows closely upon the production of the English version of M. Rostand's ...

... mind. DRURY LANE PANTOMME. The :ncbement weather we have been experiancing lately has had the sfreet of rendering hors de combat twn successive representativez of the chmracter of .l ck in the pantomime of Jack, the Giant Kiilcr at Drury Lane. The result ...

... dates from 1823, and ha5 not received stage revreeentatior. in London sinue 1&l82, when Richter con- ducted a single ?? at Drury Lane. Though naturally a triflo old- fashioned, inasmuch as it was written before W.)gner asserted-himmeU, there is mnoh beaaty ...

... warmly appreciated. The staging of the piece was highly commendable. Eo iorward are the preparations for the autumn drama, at Drury Lane that Mr. Arthur Collins has been able to devote some ot his summer holiday to plannuing scenes and novelties ior his next ...

... the curtain raiser thero.: ?? ?? T he lDuL- of Camnbridge s~aw. A essage from? Mlare at the A~venue 'on Thntrsday. ?? At Drury Lane, wrhere Jack- and the E Beanstfalk ia an enormous sruecess, t~he opniar iisls ?? Stewfart is now; play- - Ing Jack. This ...

... ENT E RT AIN MEN TSO DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. baNnson Director, ARTHUR COLLrIS. TO-NIGlT, and EVERY EVENING, at 7.30, a new and or ial drama of modern life, THE l4IE OF PEACE. b CCIL RALEIOGProduced byARTHURa COLLINS, with powerful cast, including Henry ...

... Harblour Lights, ?? it was pro. duced at the A delphi, Dee 23d, 1885. ADOLPHE.-Peg Irod/ington appeared as Cordelia at Drury. lane on May 58th, 1742. Sise had previously, seithin two years and a-half of that date, ntade heA first appearance at Cooent-yarden ...

... EN TE R T AIN MviE N T S. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. M~anaging Director ARTHUR COLLINS. TO-NIGHT, and EVEktY EVENING, at 7.30, anew and on ial drama of modern life, THE P.IC OF PEACE, hCncILRALEIO~produced by ARgTHU C i i Henry Neville, C~eperliffeCM.Lone ...

... ubtic lusctienlltb. DRURY LANE THEATRE. Novel in subject, interesting in deve- lopment, and abounding with pictorial charm-there being no fewertlian sixteen scenes, half of which are magnificent set tableanx-the new autumn ?? Prirc of Peace, should attract ...