... mark this season Dolly Gray has been one of the most attooessful, while others are Come out, Dina, on the Green, a Drury Lane eueoess Honeysuckle and the Bee, Susie Sousa Mad, Nursery Rhymes, The Horse the Misbus dries the Clothes on, ...

... COMEDIANS, VOCALISTS, AND DANCERS. .1T SPECIALITY -ANIERICA.N -TRATE!) IMPERIAL BIOSCOPE, all the Lveat Filing, .N it YeVs Drury Lane .anstne. :);:-TituerloN OF PIERRE. )rcnation of Zing Edward VU. and Qaeen Aloxaadra, PROI:RANINIE VET BEFORE, I'UBLIC. On ...

... took up my e%ettitm piper and, within the compass of three columns, I noted the following items f news : I. An explosion at Drury Lane Tlientre, 3 injuret I. The bursting of a blood reasel by the chief musician at Kennington Tlit-Atri., just pirvious to ...

... very much like one of the admiring phrases in which people are wont to describe some of the beauties of the pantomime at Drury Lane, or the brilliant, dazzling effects of the ballet, at the Empire or the Alhambra. But it really was not any such outburst ...

... Moody Manners Coy. in 1902. She was seen as ' Venus' and ' Ortrud ' during the seasons of the Company at Covent Garden and Drury Lane a year or two ago, and her achievements were unquestionably out of the ordinary. Mr Charles Carter, the principle tenor ...

... remorseful fare, his starting eye.. all would have dose credit to the cleseresit arts: upon the bawds the Llayroarti.t or Drury Lane theaters. Imagine my horror sod terror It my awful drespv.r l 1 bastesed towards the wounded man, hilt Fs waved me back ...

... rate of speed which now prevails on our railways. A STAGE SUCCESS. The Bondman has opened in very auspicious style at Drury Lane Theatre, and this emotional melodrama of Mr Hall Caine should be sure of a long run. Except that Sicily is substituted for ...

... MB NEIL KENYON. A SCOTCH HUMOROUST AT DRURY LANE. Mr Neil Kenyon, who has made such a success in the Drury Lane pantomime as the Baroness in the Babes of the Wood, bas had an interview with a representative of the Daily Chronicle. Mr Kenyon, says ...

... tage, as I said to my husband, you might think we were iu fairyland we we drove along. It reminds one of nothing so much as Drury Lane without the allure and actress. How do you do. Mr. Iklayius Really. Mr. Isidoes-.%renytage, what beautiful bassinet —cad ...

... did. MR COLLINS TOOK THE CRUET. Of times when money was none too plentiful Mr Arthur Collins, the wellkimwo director of Drury Lane Theatre, tells a good story. At Nottingham on one occasion he had to catch an early train, and did not leave himself much ...

... \\temp's in memory of bee husband, was formally opened ou Saturday. A fire panic was averted at the Middlesex Music Hall, Drury Lane, London, on Monday night, through the presence of mind of Mr Charles Lilburo, the well-known comedian, who kept oo singing ...

... as the Roman H in appearance, which would cause confusion. 0 0 PRODICAL SON IN FORFAR.-Mr Tom Macfarlane's Company from Drury Lane will give a representation of the dramat iced version of Hall Caine's famous novel The Prodical Son in the Reid Hall ...