... of old furniture and old world knick- knacks, with which her homo is rich. Miss Beatrice Ferrar, the music-hall star at Drury Lane, says sho has no time for a hobby, but if she had one it would be the amassing of old lace and china meanwhile, she consoles ...

... The pantomine of the season is Jack and the Beanstaltt at Drury Lane, where there is as usual a most magnificent show. Amongst the marvellous creations we see all kinds of vegetables walking about the stage, cats dancing on the tiles, and the Fairy-land ...

... Zaza by e aMr. Charles Frobnman's company. PeSPRING PRODUOTION2i AT OLD DRURY. t Spring productions are no novelty at : Drury Lane, as witness Gentleman Jack ?? and) the. visits of Duse, the ?? 6Francaise, and the Ducal Saxe- 6* Coburg,.Comnpany, although ...

... given this morn- ing of the new romantic drama, in three ~reed acts, which Mr. Arthur Collins intends rshortly to produce at Drury Lane Theatre. no to Tbh title of the play will be Mlarsac of 'form' Gascony, and it will abound with thrilling iding incidents ...

... talked to of for. April 30, though even that date is as J not definite. But Marsae of Gascoey th De vill be produced at Drury Lane on th L'S Saturday night, as already announced. The period of the comedy is the middle at of thd seventeenth century, when ...

... arrived. a A NEW PIEPE AD nRURY LANE. e -Mr. Edward Broom's new p Marsac e of Gascony, produced for the lirst time *n at Drury Lane last night, amtused and t t interested in a manner which the author i probably, did not anticipate. It was e i labelled ...

... arranged in aid. of the Princess Chrirtian's Homes of Rest for Amme Soldiers should bring a, record house evere. drill for Drury Lane. The performance will eauld he nufder the immediate -patronaga of the ~hrQueen, and the majority. of the Royaltieos .hrin ...

... entirely disabled soldiers should reap a substantial sum from the magnificent entertainment at Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday QijemQOD. Mr Arfchus Collins, The Drury Lane Manager. NtiTcr since the Farren benefit has anything I quite approaching it been seen on ...

... of Res for en- tirely disaibled soldiers h'6huuld-' reap a substantial ! sum from, tVie: magnificent'.entertainment at Drury- lane Theatre on Tuerdaj' afthrnoon. Never since I 1he'.Faren benefit has anything quite approaching it been seen on any stage ...

... Sir w Owen Burne. o ds Tnn dAWsnA 2A'fl:l NEE. ig The latest addition to the committee of pi - the Canadian matinee at Drury Lane oni Julne 19, of which her Majesty the Queen u is patroness, is the Marquess of Salisbury, er' K.G. Arrangements are ne ...

... RIOT IN DnUHY LANE. Shortly after midnight on Saturday Drury Lane was the scene of a furious attack on the police. A constable was attempting to per- suade a drunken woman on crutches, who was shouting in the middle of the road, to go home, when she struck ...

... impress upon the court was that his wife had been i immoral with other persons. Irwin said he F had great provocation. A DRURY-LANE TRAGEDY. r At the Old Bailey, London, on Wednesday E Alfred Highfield. 21, labourer, was found guilty of the wilful murder ...