... 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 ...

... believe, at Drury Lane the giants bs -do not need such adventitious aids. In solemn froth, the only persons they were engaged to o a conquer were the British public, and this they D a certainly seem to have succeeded in doing at gr N Drury Lane. in I Mr ...

... 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 ...

... Yardley and Stephens, he himself undertaking, the 7-le of Christopher Coleman, which was formerly enacted by Mr Maltby. | The Drury Lane management do not allow the grass to grow under their feet. On Mon- day, as we know, the whole of the scenery for their ...

... 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 ...

... The pantomitnes will finally come to au end this week. There seemed to be a friendly contest hetween the Britannia ansd Drury Lane which should outstay the other, but they have now mutually agreed to bring the Christmas entertainments to a close on Saturday ...

... comes to London, so that his voicc hr that time [will have had nearly a twelvenmonthis rest. Another big war benefit at Drury Lane on May 15 is being arranged by Mliss Janotha and Madame Cellini. Among other thiegs, we are then to have a special performance ...

... recollect rightly, a i solitary performance Was announced in the midst of a heavy opera season by the Saxe- Coburg Company at Drury Lane about five years ago. Die Ebre is in many respects I one of SudermuAnn's finest plays, although I the sketches of character ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... fourth year, and ial lhas really achieved substantial results. The ti scene of its operations is in the slum region , between Drury Lane and Clare Market. Lord Halsburv has taken an active interest in the f mission since its inception, and many of the i] judges ...

... i t half an hour after noon till late in. the even- lag. Lue:lcy it v-as titat there was no evsuing ' s plifoorusance at Drury Lane to-night. The house cs-as arrul~grI as for the opera season-that is t t'o S:!V. the cvrtole of the floor of the theatre ...