... Miss Nellie dlots Stewar1t last week found herself well eniough to eve appear for the first time in thepantomime at Bet Drury Lane. Unfortunately it seem~~is she came cfI back before she was thoroughly co~red, and now- our she is on th sic'- list ?? Ther ...

... 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 ...

... 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,: ...

... long ab- sence. Miss Rehan had, it will be recollected, been engaged for the chief part in the last autumn melodrama at Drury Lane, but she begged off owing to the shock she sustained on the sudden death of her manager and friend, I M Nlr Augustin Daly ...

... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. VMELODRAMA AT' DRURY LANE. no th4 (nessL ors owl; CORRE5PONflExt5l hia London, Sunday Night. no Alexandre Dumas, when he wrote The Three SU I Musketeers, first as a novel and then as a play, aM flittle imarined that he would be ...

... kgcne of the piece takes place in the fourth act in a room at the palace at Whitehall: but the first act is laid outside Drury Lane Theatre at the time when Nell is an orange giri. The second act is in a house in Pall Mall, and the third at the residence ...

... natronage, and the performance, which will pro- ihbi, have a mixed programme of extracts from w1u1lar works, will take place at Drury Lane on l or hbout the Friday before Whitsuntide. l A ?? absurd rumour has appeared in print tl at .lr C'harles Wvndhana contemplates ...

... in the year they will,, have a very long tour together, certainly through 1 America and possibly also visiting Australia. Drury Lane has Leen specially prepared for the performance which will take place on Tues- 1 day in aid of the Homes for Disabled Soldiers ...

... Wyndham's Theatre next Friday, and on the r following night that always successful piece, c David Garrick, will-be revived. .Drury Lane will, it has now been settled, remain closed £ until the autumn piece is read. The withdrawal e of' the Gascon drama probably ...

... auction perhaps the most interesting will be -a long series of diaries from 1747 to 1776, con- taming lists of. plays at Drury Lane (the ol 5 theatre which was burnt down, of course, and . not the present house), with notes on the actors F letters from ...

... are much too long to be enjoyed; and in the second. it is thought that they w-ill spoil the publio taste. One benefit at Drury Lane recently lasted fromn shortly after L midday till past seven o'clock in the evening. n S uch a programme it is almost impossible ...

... 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 ...