... Masked Ball,” and “Kitty Grey.” From Germany derived “The Elixir Youth,” and from Spain “Don Juan’e Last Wager- provided Drury Lane’s patrons with exactly what they wanted, and they signified their approval the usual way. Mr. Frith, again, so fortunate ...

... is to the eabstitute for it. Why not “King Herod”! Then there is “The Promise,” put forward as the possible nsme the next Drury Lane drama. It is mconceiTshle tiiat such acute gentlemen as Mr. Raleigh and Mr. fMtins ghould adopt for their production a title ...

... Herbert Leonard play “ On Active Service,” for which Mr. Arthur Conquest has been specially engaged to play his original r6le. Drury Lane, as we all know, the autumn drama, apart from its big sensation scene, usually depends greatly tableaux depicting well-known ...

... Miss Ellaline Temee, and Hr. Seymour Hides. , ~ , Hie Price Peace is the tltte decided upon for tfae forthcoming drama Drury Lane. From October to Terry’a Theatre will be under the direction Mr. J. Farrington (formerly Daly’s) and Mr. A. H. Canby, who ...

... THEATRES CLOSED. OOVENT GARDEN. DRURY LANE. HER MAJESTY'S. LYCEUM. HATMABEKT. ADELPHL PRINCESS'S, STRAND. BT. JAMES'S. OLYMPIC. ROYALTY. GAIETY. COURT. GLOBE. VAUDEVILLE. OPERA OOMIQUE. TERRY'S. LYRIC. GARRICK. DUKE OF YORK'S- NOTES OF THE DAY. SOUTH ...

... five other people title, and ■even Members of Parliament—a combination rank and distinction which is characteristic ->f Drury Lane melodrama, and which should have its customary impreesive effect upon pit and gallery. The “ scene-plot,” following the ...

... DRURY LANE. HER MAJESTY'S* ...

... re-opened next Thursday evening, under the interim direction of Mias Julia Neilson, with Mr. Paul Kester’s play, Sweet Nell of Drury Lane.” For this piece Mr. Raymond Rose has written original overture, occasional, and entr'acte music; so that both the Nell ...

... THEATRES CLOSED. COTENT GARDEN. DRURY LANE. HER MAJESTY'S. LYCEUM. HAYMARKBT. ADELPHI. PRINCESS'S. ST. JAMES'S. OLYMPIC. ROYALTY. GAIETY. COURT. GLOBE. VAUDEVILLE. OPERA COMIQUB. TERRY'S. LYRIC. GARRICK. DUKE OF YORK'S. The abatement of the rainy season ...

... THEATRES CLOSED. COTENT GARDEN. DRURY LANE. HER MAJESTY'S. LYCEUM. ADELPHI. PRINCESS’S. ST. JAMES’S. OLYMPIC. ROYALTY. GAIETY. COURT. GLOBE. VAUDEVILLE. OPERA OOMIQDE. TERRY’S. LYRIC. GARRICK. DUKE OV YORK'S. ...

... success to one or two theatrical situations and some brilliantly vivacious acting. The scene opens outside. the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, where Nell is selling oranges, chaffing with actors and Court gallants, and protecting the loves of Lady Olivia Vernon ...

... waa written originally for first ...