... DRURY LANE CENTENARY. Drury Lane Theatre was thronged on Thursday night at the performance “Everywoman,” the occasion being the celebration the centenary the.opening of the theatre October 10, 1812. The old theatre was burnt down in 1809, and the building ...

... SUNDAY ON THE RIVER. CSCHtfPOSER. •Dr. Sichatd Straufs’* new ballet, “THe Legend Joeepb,” wee produced Drury lane on Tuesday. The oompofer (right) is aeon here photographed with Mr, Thomae Beechais/the weU-known conductor. MAYOR IN THE! AIR RACE WINNER ...

... light at a Drury Lane matinee in 1888. The late Sir Augustus Harris at the time pronounced it the best play by a novice he had ever seen, and forthwith commissioned her to write the pantomime Puss in Boots,” which was produced by him at Drury Lane the same ...

... is aiM>di»«pmp to the GovoraorOoneral of Canada.. . (Os A Wbddiso. Bora in 1881, Ur. June* Mackey Glorer. the well-known Drury Lane mueicnl directjr. hea been in the moaical profeeeion for nearly thirtv yean. Ho took a holiday when ho waa married the other ...

... FAMOUS ACTOR’S METHODS. Sir John Han*, who appeared in the memorable “command performance of “Honey * Drury Lane, recently celebrated hie eiztyeerenth birthday. At twenty yean of age entered on hie atage career, and became member of tin Bancrofts’ Company ...

... ed upon its choice Lord Brasscy its Mayor for the ensuing year. His lordship will succeed Mr. J. M. Glover, the famous Drury - lane conductor, in the civic chair. Lord Brassey's bouse, Normanbuist, is only a few miles distant from Bexhill. The mayor elect ...

... Majesty’s; The Chocolate Soldier” the Lyric; “The Spring Maid the Whitney; Lady Windermere’s Fan” at the St. James’s; The Hope Drury Lane; The Three Musketeers the Lyceum; and What Every Woman Knows at the Duke of York’s. AU of them are, of course, being followed ...

... remarked: “We have had many celebrated people from Sweden. There was the Swedish Nightingale, and people stood for hours outside Drury Lane only,to heir one note. When I came to London everything was Jenny Lind, from the hat down to the shoes.” ...

... exhibition. & ezpreaned bis satisfaction that tbs takings that day were to devoted to suck excellent concert, to which the Drury Lane orchestra, under Mr. James Glover, contributed, was afterwards given, and then Princess Louise was esoortsd round the exhibition ...

... return like Anglicised heathen Chinees to ways that are dark, and tricks that are vain,” after the run of the play is over. Drury Lane, for instance, which is now one of the chief employers of children Christmastime, get all its tittle player-folk through ...

... Oroves, engineer, of Clapton, who fell through what he alleged was defective plank in scaffolding on which be was working at Drury Lane Theatre. The defendants were Messrs. Dove Brothers, contractors, of Islington, who erected the scaffold. LONGFORD : .NAYAL ...

... the plaintiff’s line in the competition had not been adjneated upon by Mr. J. M. Glover, the wellknown musical director of Drury Lane, who was the (thief judge in the competition. Lord Justice Buckley rather questioned whether the competition was not lotteir ...