... 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 ...

... Velumnia.' T'he old actors all w h tried Ooriolantus, althlough downr to the time of the Eldmiund Kean and Mrs Glovere, at Drury Lane, e in 1820, Shnkespeare's play was mixed up with Po the works of Tate, Tomson, and miany other 5. writers. Evtn J. P. Komble ...

... was y anticipated. -I understand that this 'year in i Central London there will in all probability be no serious rival to Drury Lane, while a large - number of the suburban playhouses intend this Christmas -to foilo* the example last year set at Camberwell ...

... I Somebody has been trying to explain away some of the incongruities of the new Drury Lane Idrama. These incongruities are, however, among the beauties of a Drury Lane melodrama. In The Price of Peace it is, for example, by Ino means extraordinary ...

... definitely announced, ca-'he~s- toanagters are waiting to see if, the Drury Lano productlon is again 377 - postponement of the Drury Lane : oeshc bears the not altogether striking . foe Price of Peace, 'was due to an so r the denouement. The difficulty rn'0' ...

... London proper is concerned, pantomimes this Christmas will be limited to two-namely, Sleeping Beauty and the Beast at Drury Lane and Cinderella at the Hippodrome. Both will be produced on Boxing Night. Thirty- one of the subarban and outlying theatres ...

... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. VMELODRAMA AT' DRURY LANE. no th4 (nessL ors owl; CORRE5PONflExt5l hia London, Sunday Night. no Alexandre Dumas, when he wrote The Three SU I Musketeers, first as a novel and then as a play, aM flittle imarined that he would be ...

... in the year they will,, have a very long tour together, certainly through 1 America and possibly also visiting Australia. Drury Lane has Leen specially prepared for the performance which will take place on Tues- 1 day in aid of the Homes for Disabled Soldiers ...

... Wyndham's Theatre next Friday, and on the r following night that always successful piece, c David Garrick, will-be revived. .Drury Lane will, it has now been settled, remain closed £ until the autumn piece is read. The withdrawal e of' the Gascon drama probably ...

... Miss Nellie dlots Stewar1t last week found herself well eniough to eve appear for the first time in thepantomime at Bet Drury Lane. Unfortunately it seem~~is she came cfI back before she was thoroughly co~red, and now- our she is on th sic'- list ?? Ther ...

... the Empress Theatre, excellent as it roays now be for the purposes for which it is used, is i: not suited for overa. Next Drury Lane was is r tried, but the house is, of coarse, wanted for the autumn melodrama, and was then e: not available for opera. At ...

... for a long time he has had an idea to pro- us duce a play of which Villon, the poet, is the of Ecentral figure. is The new Drury Lane piece will of course be rs pure melodrama, with, as we have already an- tb enounced, sundry society scenes, such as that ...