... filled with ccastomauon. Tbe names addresses of the victims are—Ernest Ely, 110, Eardly Road, Sm-atham; Mrs. White, 58, Drury Lane; Mrs. Piggott, 43, Castle Street, Long Aere:and Mrs. Nicholls, Cattle Street, Long Acre. Seven others received attention ...

... Miss Julia NeQaon will open the Haymarket. The title is obviously suggested rhapsody on on -May Ist at her “ lodging/ door Drury Lane. Mrs Nciteon will lie Nell; Constance Collier will be Lady Castlemaine; Mr. Terry will bo Charles II.; Mr. William 'Mollieon ...

... bearing ihe title l-.ugli It Nell.” aud dealing with Brilieh life in the lime the Merry Monarch. The anniail autumnal drama Drury Lane will produced on an early date the month ensuing. Cecil Raleigh is the author, nod has christened his work the Price of ...

... being Niksson. Titieus. Campaoini, and P'hrena. Campaniui prodigious success the opera in Italy, ami had his been wueccssfni Drury Lane would have lieon first in the field with it here. Lohengrin '* has always iieen the most popular Wagners works. The master ...

... in the dresses the ladies would seem suggest that the Ttos''- hcry-Crewc wedding the Abbey had inspired the idea of the Drury Lane ceremony. Never was there such an cthcrcaily lovely bridal gown the one to In? worn Miss Lcttice Fairfax as the brldo who ...

... WVVARDEN. THIS 'M0N'DA-Y, Se;ptember 2-ith. at 7-45. MA|-I-1NEE, FRIDAY, Sepaeraber 28th at L MI S S A DA A B L A N C H E Froi Drury Lane Theatre, Snp-norzed by ier own Compary of London In e ucceu usical Coined'- I Til TELEL DIONE GIRL. NOTE.-YISS ANCctE b;egs ...

... Diructor—Fred. W. Warden. THIS MONDAY, September 24th, at 7.45. MATINEE, Fill DAY, September 2Sth, at 2. MISS ADA BLANCHE, From Drury Lane Theatre, Supported by her own Company London Artists, In Successful Musical Comedy THE TELEPHONE GH!L. Note.—Miss Blanche ...

... house. Managing Director -Fred. W. Warden. THIS TUESDAY, ut ;.45. MATINEE. FRIDAY, September 28lh. 2, MISS ADA BLANCHE, From Drury Lane Theatre, Supported bj her own Company of London Artists, In the Suocssnlul Musical Comedy THE TELEPHONE GIRL. On MONDAY ...

... Director FRED. VNX. W ARDEX. THIS WEDNESDIAY, at 7-45. MATINEE, FRIDAY, S&ptetmber 28th at 2. MISS ADA 11,ANCHEI From Drury Lane Tlheatre, Supported by her own Company of London Arcistes. In the Successful 'Musical Comedy- TEE ' ThLEPHONE GIRL. On MONDAY ...

... —Fanp. W. Wannur. THIS WEDNESDAY, at 7.46, FOB TWO NIGHTS AND MATINEE, FRIDAY, September 28th, at 2. MISS ADA B L ANCHE From Drury Lane Theatre, Supported bar own Company of London Artistes and Cknnui of Telephone Girls and Siwoisl In the Suooeasfol Musical ...

... and ether prominent citizens of the great Republic at present in London, has undertaken to give a matinee performance at Drury Lane Theatre on the 16th of next month on behalf of the fund for the relief of the sufferers | from the disaster at Galveston ...

... or six weeks. It hint worth israembering when flowers are scarce and drar. Once more (‘'Woman” adds) the outamu drama at Drury Lane is i veritable dim parade. The scenes, suck as carnival Niagara, tea on the terrace of the House of Commons, and wedding ...