... the curtain raiser thero.: ?? ?? T he lDuL- of Camnbridge s~aw. A essage from? Mlare at the A~venue 'on Thntrsday. ?? At Drury Lane, wrhere Jack- and the E Beanstfalk ia an enormous sruecess, t~he opniar iisls ?? Stewfart is now; play- - Ing Jack. This ...

... - Puzssiii Bdets. Matmines are given 'every; day, except Tuesday and At the Brix'on theatre, from Monday to Feb. 17, the Drury Lane pantomime, Dick IVliittingtoh, wfill he staged 'by Messrs. Henry Dundas. and E. G. Saun- ders, with Mis Julie' Mackey as ...

... (EIiiza the Cook), Mfr. Sidney Yoang (Aldermnan Fitawarren), and Mr. Sam Hayhee (the Cat). The veteran Mr. J. A. Cave, who, at Drury Lane, as the deaf sexton, made an interesting charac'er study out oi a slightsL-eteb, iggin distinguishes himself. A bustling ...

... f wellknown 'artists.: Mies Gedrkina Leno 4sings so- prettily and act so well that we may reasnably hope .to see her at Drury Lane; while Mater Charles Warren, the ten'-year-old villain, is such a born droll that evennow it might ba ad- v'isiable- to ...

... tute, on Feb.: 14.:: ,.Miss Violet Cam~eron has been engaged to play the youthfial hero in JTack and- the Bianstalac at Drury Lane next. weak. Sbe will kintrodoce several new Pong6 Miss Molly Lowell, who hias been suffer- itg from influenza has 'ben enraied ...

... adapted from the French' ;by Mr. Sydney Grundy. Miss Mary. Rorke will play the principal part. Mr. Mulholland announces the Drury Lane drama, Reartse are I'umps, at the Mletropole next week. A Gaiety Girl is it the Grand, Fulham, next week, The benefit to ...

... stged and goes merrily. METROPOLE THEATRE. Any doubts that may -have existed concerning the prospects on tour of the latest Drury Lane drama, Hearts are Traimnps, were speedily dispelled on Mon- day. Mliss Ray Rockman justified her position at the head of ...

... welcome accorded to Hearts are : ucmps 'on Monday demonstrated that the manageement bad not made a mistake in securing this Drury Lane drama for a run of three weeks, a longer period than modern custom has prescribed for a, touring company. it comes to North ...

... average, and the bioscope showing the war in the Tranavaal receives its fair sbare of atten- tion. - The long run of the Drury Lane panto. mime, Jack and the Beaustatk, will end Cnl Saturday. ,Mr. F. H. Benron will produce Shas. npere'e ichard I. at the ...

... per rent. onl t tbe pid up capii nifrfee oE income teas wis, 'on.Monday,- declared by-the directors'of the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane, Limited. The dividend-is eqcualto 9d. a share. : ?? M Mr. Jobu Piitch~rd. eldest son of Mf. Osca ?? on: ?? from consump ...

... their return visit to -New York. The tour haee been ox. tendedl for nine wa-ike, during which 17 cities wil' be visited. At Drury Lane, shortly after Easter, a romaiitio comnedy entitled ltlrcec of (irtcruly will be produced. The action is of the' same period ...

... Lreate to Mesid at the Prinoess'a on Easter Monday. My the el will he at the erandk Fuihea meat week.' Hlearts to-c Truwmps (Drury Lane com- 7any) Is the attraction at the ftenhing. ton theatre next wreek, The famous drama, Thc .Ikklel ?? M~ani, wvill he played ...