... Put p Madotaalc will condu t a Gaeic srvce on' . . Sunday aftir oa t thr2 o'ciock in the Scottish' a Church, Crown Court, Drury Lane, London. ted Tbe L~ord Myor of Ljondon's Indisn Famnine1 M~r Fund 1a4t njglt antoumnted to nearly £g317,000. ais Yeaterdi'es ...

... the celebratioa at of anyare seem to be excellent. d Sir Henry Irving has arranged to make one to special appearance at Drury Lane in little oors d than a fortnight at a performance in aid of le the Galveston sufferers. The boa. setre ary 0e is Mr Austin ...

... melodrama of the year oundoubtedly wa5s kr Raleigh's Hearts are .Trumps,' whiich was produced early ip Sep- l tenoer at Drury Lane, and ran till Christmas. .A patriotic piece, With Flying Colours, Was ,ike-wisn successfully produced at the Adelphi ...

... then flirting, is in the play a character lutetwsiahedw from the. sterner records of his- i torv. hoe is the merry Nell of Drury lane, but i st ssay the good-hearted Bohemian. the friend of eall in distress, and especially when the dii- h I tressed one is ...

... will probably not be 'gi'n till II t I next autumn. Dr Stanfordi will -in al pro- is ! bability be the conductor. p - - The Drury Lane m nelodrama will be withdrawn ha t after the present weaL-, as the stage, of course, so is wanted for the heavy rehearsala ...

... tek Saturday afternoons it has been by no means un-a 1897. common to-see the house full boards dis-v 7 'cw!played. The Drury Lane pantomime also has, ' S -1 I understand, done. very well, and A Mid-: i IO sunimer Night's Dream at Her Majesty's -is ...

... productions of the, aie present week include Mr Lumley's play In asteSoup at the Strand on T~uesday,, Sweet at Nell of Drury Lane at the Haymnarket on sn Thursday, and -Mr Grundy's A Debt of Honour at tim St Jam.'a enQ Satwdnu ...

... began to ta'ke small parts. Purcell's song. 1Comre if you dare, was the first tenor song which Mr Reeves ever sang at Drury Lane or on cho stage in 1840. Some time afterw ards, in 1843. hoevwent to Paris to) take lessons under Bordogni, and theance ...

... Stainer's assistant as Inspector of Music in Elementary Schools under the Education Department. Sir Henry Irving's benefit at Drury Lane for the Galveston Fund has resulted in a profit ex- ceteding 1200. How much more will be avail- able will, of course, depend ...

... play gtg N!itocris, whvich, from the pen of the same agt tlever lady author, wvas produced by Sir Augustus as Ha~rris at Drury Lane some timeo ago. The t Globe also will a mnonth hence re-open with a'E mewr play entitled The Nurse, by Miss Graves,: ...

... were filled with consternation. The 2 names and addresses of ?? Ely, 110 Eardly Road, . Streathim.; Mrs White, 'ii- 5.8 Drury Lane; Mrs Piggott, 48 Castle 8treOt, Z'Long Acre; Mrs Nicholls, Castle Street, Long : Acre. Seven others received attention at ...

... opening of the theatrical Sr'so'i '-ii.-ls entices a. good- many' oosscir~et lose's awa,'v Irons Queen's 1-loll- In site new Drury' Lane piece certain so- called ''society ladies are, to he a!li'wed to cooss upon the stawge in the sucene oF kiss Fete at the ...