... profession and to students of Shakespeare, Ian Under the auspices of Charles Kremble and 8. Macready she early found in Drury Lane Theatre -In ar n arena in which every gift she nossessid had aor scope for exercise. Her studies then, as through ive life ...

... Mxyer's Fun~d. b j; The wise ma-cirager gets his Christmas prepare- VIT a ices on well don advance. the scenery for the -; Drury Lane panitomime bee, in fact, as I learn,pe 1.been put in 2iand this week. Mr Collins is rAM dbholiday-making in amobouse-boat ...

... or theatrical parties who propose to visit *the Paris Exhibition. . The programme of a big performance organ- >- ised at Drury Lane in aid of the Princess LS Christian's Homes of Rest for soldiers has now nedefinitely been settled. A few of the artists ...

... late-comers stood very little chance of admission at all. Some of our loading theatres are closed to-nighlt-among! tieni Drury Lane. Covent Garden, the Adelphi, l, Court. Wrndham's, Shaftesbury. Prince of Wales's. and others. The Prince of Wales's. it ...

... Works Co. Ord., 5143 .13 Sliters Ord., 27/a Cent. PM Skt., B. Ayres, Spiers 5 Food 5% Pref., 97'm '99% ' Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, Con I Wron) l So~n 5%, 61era 1%a Dalgety & Co., 5i1-Yu Vyse, Sons & Co. Ord., Ia Field 7% Pref. 1%6m Waterlow & Sons Pref ...

... sirmce recovered to 62. DA-MATIG AM MUSIOAL. Miss Nellie Stewart has now de- . rutely given up the principal part in the Drury Lane pantomime, and it is being nuder-. tal~en by Mis's Violet Cameron, who makes a ; h i'ndlsomo Jaek, and adds considerably ...

... Millar's Karri and Jarrah Ordinary I to 14. do. Preference - to 14, Salt Union 4 per Cent Debenture 2 to 85. and Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, I to 14. Rises-Assam Railways and Trading 5 per Cent. Debenture 1 to 103, Brad- ford Dyers Ordinary 1-16 to 14 and Ingersedi ...

... Syndicate Debenture 1 to 95-4, and Tower Tea Preference 4 to 5j. Falls- John Dickinson & Co. Preference I to 12°2, Theatre Royal Drury Lane J to 14, Van Den Bergs Preference J to 44, and Welsbach Ordi- nary 2 to 424. Financial Trusts-Fall-United States and South ...

... Franklin M'Leay, l of Her Majesty's Theatre. It was less than a month' ago that Mr M'Leay, who was a Canadian, organisedl at Drury Lane the great 1 I matinee in aid of the sufferers by the Ottawa fire. He then played -lao to Mr Breerbohm Tree's Othello, and ...

... dc ,ln.iwiro Cite torpeso. )Sariaon, Long ?? ? 5% ,lwsr & Darasi bar, 311)4 Eleetri, Construe., 2/ac ad Tbastra.ttoy.sl, Drury Lane, t'arnser & Co., 1.9% ad 11)4 Fore Street Ware., 8?9% ad Van rico Drrgh s Olargarinof Poster (30. 132 4-/Soon 5,1,10% 6% ...

... DHort, fish.. 151¼ 4.c Spraltts Patent, 14/ac Evans &Co. (D. Deb.;fih- Steiner 40 Co. lot Ileb., ?? Ill0 Va Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, GoIdobrougll, Slect. & Co. 3% 15/,o 34sa B3, 86'/s Wallis St Co. Prof., Ea Goldsmiths & Silverusilhbs Wutorlew Bros.& Layton; ...

... associated with national t sentiment and the national drama. Our c own Drury Lane, the most historici t theatre in England, is poor in associations by 1; comuarisoni for Drury Lane-was unknown to! Shakespeare and untrodden by the learned ? sock of Jouson ...