... cnm)-mpinirinm of b'~inu hissed once v theo o cIalry. so pewe-fnllsy o u ihe clar his prft. The nief c ia s an A.doited Drury Lane succes,, andl the antlher was called before the curtain long before the dramou te over. INATIONAL EISTEDDFOD. Munificent ...

... CORrSpMPODEN1.i London, Wednesday Night. The thirtee'n manuscript diaries recording under dates the various pieces produced at Drury Lane Theatre 'during Garrick's manage- ment, offered for sale to-day by Messrs Puttiek & Simpson, possess extraordinary interest ...

... CRIMES AND CHARGES. r _ or THE DRURY LANE MURDEIL ?? IL [ Alfred Highfield (21), barman, was executed t TI *t Newgate yesterday morning for the murder of he Edith Poole, whose throat he cut in Drury Lane. af n The murder was a deliberate and brutal one ...

... Velumnia.' T'he old actors all w h tried Ooriolantus, althlough downr to the time of the Eldmiund Kean and Mrs Glovere, at Drury Lane, e in 1820, Shnkespeare's play was mixed up with Po the works of Tate, Tomson, and miany other 5. writers. Evtn J. P. Komble ...

... was y anticipated. -I understand that this 'year in i Central London there will in all probability be no serious rival to Drury Lane, while a large - number of the suburban playhouses intend this Christmas -to foilo* the example last year set at Camberwell ...

... I Somebody has been trying to explain away some of the incongruities of the new Drury Lane Idrama. These incongruities are, however, among the beauties of a Drury Lane melodrama. In The Price of Peace it is, for example, by Ino means extraordinary ...

... definitely announced, ca-'he~s- toanagters are waiting to see if, the Drury Lano productlon is again 377 - postponement of the Drury Lane : oeshc bears the not altogether striking . foe Price of Peace, 'was due to an so r the denouement. The difficulty rn'0' ...

... 1884 he wrote the En'gli I version of the Bcgar Student for Carl Rosa, and later on he was librettist of Frivoli 't n Drury Lane. the adanter for the English stae1 of Verdi's Falstaff, and the. writer of rcan' it other librettos and books. A biography ...

... London proper is concerned, pantomimes this Christmas will be limited to two-namely, Sleeping Beauty and the Beast at Drury Lane and Cinderella at the Hippodrome. Both will be produced on Boxing Night. Thirty- one of the subarban and outlying theatres ...

... by drowning. A! An inquest was held at Briglhton yesterday upon the bodies of Ernest Ely, of Streatham; IG Mrs White, of Drury Lane; and Mrs Pigott and drowned by the capsizing of the pleasure yacht F Ocean Queen on Monday. Evidence was given A to the ...

... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. VMELODRAMA AT' DRURY LANE. no th4 (nessL ors owl; CORRE5PONflExt5l hia London, Sunday Night. no Alexandre Dumas, when he wrote The Three SU I Musketeers, first as a novel and then as a play, aM flittle imarined that he would be ...

... companies. The most I successful of the melodraimras was The Price of 0 Peace, which -was pmrodulod in September at o Drury Lane and ran until the pantomime season. l^For .Auld Lang Syne, which was produced at o the Lyceum, wvas less successfil]. ...