... powerful and pr°taaetsd, would thwart for ever—for ever, I repeated. sod it was there where h clapping in so. I never mentioned Drury Lane at all. But listen to this, said Mr. Prattlethwaito, drawing the offending HMO Glees from his pocket with a woeful expree- ...

... little money—that it always useful. (Laughter.) One of these offers was from an old-time Shakespearian star, es. manager of Drury Lane. He bad most ambitious ideas of what I mold do. He believed that in his bands I should be the coming Juliet— that was the ...

... with consternation. The names and addresses of the victims are— Ernest Ely, 110, Eardly Road, Streatham ; Mrs White, 58, Drury Lane ; Mrs Pigyott, 48, Castle Street, Long Acre ; Mrs Nicholls, Castle Street, Long Acre. Seven others received atteution at ...

... in the tinesoon • Hapitol. Florence John sod Mr. Ben he, prornwed to ung on the Or Mir ry Ii volin ti•lrenton contuses at Drury Lane Theatre on the inst. I o future oh-warner. for regonenta of the inan Ouarda win, by nriler if the Kaiser, i.egroe• recruited ...

... York boxer, who was knocked out in the boxing contest at the National Sportiog Club on Monday night by Jack Roberts. of Drury Lane, was still critical. No 10 formation as to the nature of his injuries conld be ascertained. 4t noon Smith was still lying ...

... THE NEW OLD DRURY. The great Strand-Holborn scheme is not the only improvement that is being effected in or about Drury-lane. The world-known playhouse is being modernised and brought into touch with presentday requirements, and although the threatre ...

... the metropolitan houses thus thrown open to the public in 1838 were a number that are still in existence, among them being Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Haymarket, the Adelphi, and the Bt. James's. The salaries of the actors and actresses playing on this ...

... take us on in the pantomime ? the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way behind at Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D'Aeban. adding. in answer to an immediate question, that they bad had no previous experience on the ...

... hfailleaon, i Theatre, 3, Theatre formerly manager of Her Royal Italian Opera. Covent Royal, Drury Lane, and Lyceum Theatre, who for upwards of 40 years provided the British public with operatic performances and concerts. Colonel Mepleson produced many ...

... constantly at Drury-lane in the winter, and at the Haymarket in the summer. By his will, dated November, 1794, he left £lOO three per cent. consols to purchase a Twelfth Cake, with wine and punch, which the ladies and gentlemen of Drury-lane are requested ...

... farmer's family, and others resident in Cumberland, O urbam, Northumberland, and Westmoreland. Mit. Dale Lnwo's salary at Drury-lane Theatre Is stated to be £224 per week. LADY HILT-HUTCHINSON, wife of Sir Walter Elely-Mutchinson, the Governor of Cape Colony ...

... 10 AT OLD DRURY. The King, on Monday night, was present at the performance of Ben fur at Drury-lane Theatre. His Majesty was attended by Colonel Davidson, Captain Holford, and the Hon. Harry Btonor. As it was impossible for his Majesty to see the play ...