... DRURY LANE THEATRR DISSATISFIED SRARMHOLDERS. Lord George HI. L!oftwu presided over the third ordinary general meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (Limited), yesterday, at which there wa.; a large attendance. The Chairmn, in addreasing the shareholders ...

... DRURY LANE THIE.'TRE. MARSAC OF GASCONY. [From Our Own Correspondent.] This was the piece with which the management of Drury Lane reopened on Saturday. It is not quite what one expects at this tbeatre. The author is pleased to call his play an heroic ...

... 7HE1 DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. WITH! the close of the century Old Drury remains the only theatre of the inner. circle of the West-end to substitute a Dantomime for its usual bill of fare at Chris tmastide. The remaining devotees of the old-fashioned en ...

... they are called, have been provided, and other im- provements have been introduced, With the result that, as a theatre, Drury Lane stands unrivalled in its own chosen field. But what if it should happen that fitting opportunities for the exorcise of the ...

... 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 ...

... Ti T-E PRICE OF PEACE, AT DRURY LANE THEA TRE. COMPLETE success attended the first performance of the new Drury Lane drama last night, and it may without hesitation be affirmed that the pro- duction more l. .rly deserves to be designated by the epithet ...

... CHARING CRoss ROAD, W.C The Princess oF \Wales has intimated her intention to be present at the inatinee to be given at Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday afternoon -- 'PI.. try aI . mtintsp ujill an ft thb maintenance fund of next. The proceeds from the matinee ...

... men can expect to see all the pantomimes in one season. To-day, there is no such diFfi- culty. The. one West-End rival to Drury Lane this Christmas will be Alice in Wonderland at the Vaudeville; while, on the-outer fringe, the signs of activity are few ...

... LONDON AMUSEMENTS. With the production of his annual pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk, at Drury Lane, Mr. Arthur Collins has eclipsed all his previous efforts, and no better pantomime has ever been seen here even in the days of the late lamented Sir ...

... LAST NIGHT'S THEATRICALS. ARSAC OF GASCONY AT DRURY LANE. The wave of romantic drama which has been over- flowing the theatres reaches a great swell in Marsac of Gascony, produced at Drury Lane last niglht. The author of the new piece is Mr. Edward ...

... has been filled. There can be no ddubt, to. begin with, that Mr. James M. Glover has scored a tremendous success with his Drury Lane music. Mr. Glover has something like genius in composing for a certain sort of band. He has intuitive knowledge of ifis ...

... celebrated American Streator Zouaves in their marvellous drill performance, and Cheno Ling Son, the Chinese wonder worker. At Drury Lane the autumn drama, apart from its big sensation scene, usually depends greatly on tableaux depicting well-known social functions ...