... lly interested in the subject.. Add.. son wrote the libretto of Clayton's 'Roe mend,' RD opera which was withdrawn from Drury lane in 1707 after three representatioos; Stee!e vie a playwrignt and for a agile even • minnow. ADDISON'S VIEWS ON ITALIAN OPERA ...

... Liptons received inside support on dividend expectations; Bovrils, Bradford Dyers. Lyons and Schweppes wero supported; Drury lane Theatres were inquired for; Welbochs and Vickers wore dull. South Africans opened firm, but closed irregular; Rand Mines ...

... its leading figure.—The panto. New Year's Day--perhaps she am right !It now Madam: Ella Russell and Miss Margaret mime at Drury Lane came to an end on certainly was strange that that part of her Maclntyre playing with them, will open a, Wednesday. It is ...

... which he is to interpret in London. 'The remaindcr of the cant was that of one of Mr William Greet's provincial troupes. At Drury Lane. of cotwse it will be specially and carefully east. Judging from the summaries of the plot, one would take the characterisation ...

... though all of a more or less similar I character. Tio late.? of them is Mr Troons's . eMarsite of Gaseony. - with which Drury Lane ' Theat 7e reopened. It is quite in the boasting Galleon school 14 d'Artagnan : and the hero. . says a correspondent of ...

... FINANCE Theatrical finance is just now much to the fore. The Lyceum report recently issued was unsatisfactory but the Gaiety, Drury Lane, and Music Hall share quotations continue well maintained, business at the last named houses especially having suffered ...

... years of age. and originally cam e o ut m ann i ng in the leading role. in London in April, 1243. singing under Costa, - at Drury Lane the part of Rigoletto. that i Mies Olga Nethersole who sailed from New niso the debut SI Gilds of Mdlle. York for London ...

... Highfield, 21, labourer, was found guilty of the wilful murder of his sweetheart, Edith Margaret Poole, by cutting her throat in Drury Lane 13th. The pair were engaged to be married in August, but owing to a difference between them the girl broke off the engagement ...

... by auction, perhaps the most interest inn will be a longaeries of diaries from 1747 to 1776, containing lists of plays at Drury Lane (the (Ad theatre which was burnt down, of course. and not the present bowel. with notes on th:i actors. letters from Hannah ...

... be givee elsewhere in Loaders, Mr Tree may decide on Othello. In that cue Who will play Mr Wed the pill at tie recent Drury Lane with greet and is • al Mr Tree's rompury, but, presumably. Mr was engaged to play to hie 'meagre. Possibly, however, some ...

... the following, which apposed is the all Mit livening 51 • , quay p oo r in th e year 1721, The In bid *ewe Pe.igin ;of Drury lane it proper to give from the 'matey, two wed s advertisements of their ploys by their qsantity at wrap from the MOM with am ...

... women are Mrs White, Mrs Plggott and Mrs Nicholls. They formed part of the Mother's Meeting Party from St John’s Church, Drury Lane. The Press Association’s Brighton correspondent telegraphs—Great excitement was caused here to-day the disasfer to the yacht ...