... volcano. lt was i a pantom me at this theatre that I first saw Mr. Dan Leno, the Arthur Roberts of his like, who is now at Drury Lane, and of whom would wish to observe that— Mr. Daniel Leno Will do more good it seen 0, For all your ills, than Cockle's pills ...

... apparent is that there are two many good things, which will unfortunately neoessitate curtailment. The show is last year's Drury Lane annual, by Arthur Sturgess, and although the east is entirely new it does not suffer on that account. It goes with a swing ...

... utilise in the service of our greatest dramatist the mechanical and spectacular aids to illusion which we freely lavish on Drury Lane drama? ...

... I scarcely think he did. But if he did it must have been at the time when he was appearing as principal boy in the Drury. Lane pantomime. Any other gentleman like a little information ? Eh ? When is a door not a door ? Oh, get out ! Ask a pantomime ...

... * * * The Forty Thieves, the last of the trio of pantomimes imported from Drury Lane to the Roy-al, has run its course, and its successor during the present week is A Rout Divorce. Miss Edith Cole has resumed her original part of the ill-fated Empress ...

... Adelphi with Taber, Barnes, Pateman, and Lens A.shwell in the cast ; also, about the same time, Marsac of icilascony at Drury Lane. * * Yorks Stephens, James Welch, and Frank Corson sr. organising a series of matinees at the Strand, beginning on April ...

... * * * After Cyrano de lieryerac at Wyndham's comes Maniac of Gascony at Drury Lane ; and now I can die happy; for, as the dog said when he swallowed the German sausage, now I know the worst. Angels and ministers of grace. how did it get out? 0 grave where ...

... the cheery but not intoxicating Ibsen. After this we shall probably see Mr. Tree in the part which he lately tried at a Drury Lane benefit — that of Shakespeare's Moor, it being Mr. Tree's impression that what the people want is moor Shakespeare. ...

... World, by Messrs. Paul Meritt, Henry Pettitt, and Augustus Harris, which may be said to have initiated the Augustan era at Drury Lane. The names of some of our most noteworthy playwright, of to-day do, indeed, appear in the record ; but in what capacity ...

... Village (M.), the Water Chute (3d.), and the Himalaya Railway (43d.). The Theatre is free, and seats 3,500. Stage as large as Drury Lane. A whole circus can perform on it. There are 35 acres of well. laid-oat grounds. The view from the top of the Tower is unique ...

... a player. whilst Miss Constance Collier will represent Lady Castlemaine. Scenes will be laid before the King's Theatre, Drury Lane, in Nell Gwynne's house, Pall Mall, in Lord Jeffreys' house, and in the Palace, Whitehall. The Prince of Wales' version ...

... which fully provided for his wife. The Referee, however, proposes that as the money produced by the Ottawa Benefit at Drury Lane is not wanted for the relief of the sufferers by the fire, and as the promoter's life was practically sacrificed to the ...