... into Portugal-street, the resignationof theAdelphiby the Messrs. Gatti, the closure of the Princess's, the closing of Drury Lane for six months in the year: these are significant factors. One seems, too, to recall bank- ruptcy proceedings as a sequel ...

... . Mr. Franklyn McLeay has originated the movement for a great matinee in aid of the Ottawa Relief Fund. to be eiven at Drury Lane about the end of this mou0tb. ...

... Struwwelpeter. claims, by virtue of its blended humour and fancy, close kinship with a pantomime opening of the orthodox DRURY LANE pattern. This reminds us that the last-named vast temple of. the' Drama is this year found in undisputed possession of the ...

... d in the Drawing- room scene. The whole shows the talent and ability of Mr W. Morgan, jun. (late of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane), who has been retained as stage-manager by Mr Machin. He certainly has done his work well. and there is no reason to doubt ...

... f wellknown 'artists.: Mies Gedrkina Leno 4sings so- prettily and act so well that we may reasnably hope .to see her at Drury Lane; while Mater Charles Warren, the ten'-year-old villain, is such a born droll that evennow it might ba ad- v'isiable- to ...

... hand, it has had a wholesome influence in taking out of the war picture much of the melodrama. There is scarcely a trace of Drury Lane in the designs selected by Mr. Carter. In a few of the drawings by Mr. John Charlton and Mr. Caton Woodville mild attempts ...

... Steeping Beauty has never been produced at Drury- lane. The story ?? Sleeping Beauty was dramatised by E. L. Blanchard, and, under the title of Mfother Goose, was produced by Augustus Harris at Drury-lane on Dec. 26th, 18S0. Yours faithfully, FRED ...

... fORONET THEATRE, Notting Hlill Gate, W. C ~ ~ ~ ~ angn ietor Mr. E, G. SAurinERta, TO-NIGHT at8 AHEARTKSA1 TRUMPS, from DRURY LANE. MATINEE, TO-DAY (Saturday), at 2.30. Telephone 627 Kensington, M OORE and BURGESS MINSTRELS, S.James's Hall, Piccadillyand ...

... opened her season at the Lyceum on Thursday with a revival of the Italian translation of Magda in which she appeared at Drury- lane Theatre on June 12th, 1895. The exhaustive criticism which was evoked by her performance on that occasion left little to ...

... d in the Drawing- room scene. The whole shows the talent and ability of Mr W. Morgan, jun. (late of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane), who has been retained as stage-manager by Mr Machin. He certainly has done his work well, and there is no reason to doubt ...

... Opera. As a young fellow of five-and-twenty he came to London in 1873, at the time when Sir Michael Costa was conductor at Drury Lane, where he made his ddbzut as Rigoletto. He was then accustomed to the vast space of La Scala, Milan, so that both as a singer ...

... opened her season at the Lyceum on Thursday with a revival of the Italian translation of Maycda in which she appeared at Drury- lane fheatre on June 12th, 18915. The exhaustive criticism which was evoked by her performance on that occasion left little to ...