... distinguished name modem English comedy and strong Society plays, and who last autumn delighted London audiences that groat Drury Lane melodrama. “ The Price Peace. ’ Miss Evelyn Weeden, who takes the part Mrs. Dane, was for period the Lyceum. The company ...

... course great succcbs. ** Derby Day was begun after visit the Derby 1850. Mr- Frith found the acrobat represented in the Drury Lane pantomime, aud he and little boy wed and « -t to artist. Mr. Jacob Bell, seeing the sketch the picture, once Mr. Frith paint ...

... calm of the impersonation its marked characteristic. Apart from a ahort-lired revival by James Anderson in 1851 Drury Lane, the play has not again been seen in London until this year, although Charles Dillon sad Henry Lorsine played in the provinces, ...

... playgoers in line and thus prevent the blocking up the footway. Apart from shortlived revival James Anderson in 1651 at Drury Lane, the play haa not again been seen London until this year, although Charles Dillon and Henry Lorsine played it in tho provinces ...

... money what lay dead before.” Even Tate’s version, however, lay dead” for some time, for the subject is next heard of at Drury Lane in 1719, an original play” Dennis, called Tho Invader of his Coniitry.” Booth played Cotiohums, and Mrs. Porter Volunmia ...

... the subrnwsion was far wider contest tbe Nations! Sporting Clnb Mon- ■ than ever and that all that day night Jack Boberls, Drury Lane, ices the parties was that * was rtill critical. information as the western of rates shoa'd arrived which jtatttre of hie ...

... American, Smith, who engaged boxing contort the National Sporting Club on the night of the 22nd ioet., with Jack Roberta, of Drury Lane, and knocked out in the eighth round, and rendered ineenelble, hurt night •tiH in a very critical condition. The efforte ...

... THE FATA I. BOXING MATCH MAiNSLAUGifrER. Bow Street (Police Court yesterday Jock Refoorto, professional pugilist, Drury Lane; Arthur Beilinson, manager the Nat oaal Sporting C!ofe; John Herbert Russell, referee; Eugene Ccrri, timekeeper; end William Chester ...

... drawn, and, Drew Moms rather stock Jew modern melodrama, it was Boucicault who drew the original, soslavishlj copied in the Drury Lane spectacle* later yearn. playwright ancient modem coow give Boucicault points in stagecraft, and gewnt this respect is prehaj* ...

... intention of playing Romeo the Juliet of Miss Monde Adams. The eriment will presumably made in America. Mr. Collins's lease of Drury Lane haa, it Is said, been extended to eighty years—a period long enough to satisfy most ambitions. Jt bewildering think the ...

... THE NEW OLD DRURY. The great Strand-Holborn scheme is not the only improvement that is being effected in or about Drury-lane. The world-known playhouse is being modernised and brought into touch with presentday requirements, and although the threatre ...

... engagement hero 'ho appeared in the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, then management of Mocrcady, not Drury Lane, us Mr. Lawrence says his life Brooko. Drury Lane was that time under Alfred Bunn's management, who had an operatic company of which Miss Louisa ...