... challenge comparison in her first comedy part with Miss Julia Neilson, who plays Nell Gwyn at the Haymarket in Sweet Nall of Drury-lane. I have, as yet, had no opportunity of judging of Miss Neilson's success in the part, but it cannot be said that Miss Marie ...

... the moat common forms of obstruction of the business of the House. The Price of Peace, Mr. Cecil Raleigh's new play at Drury Lane Theatre, is from a point of view one of the greatest = many great triumphs which have been moored at the Lane. Among other ...

... At La Scala be appeared as Edgardo in Ina-la, the part in which he chose to appear as a leading tenor when he returned to Drury Lane, 1847. Ile won an immediate triumph, not only as a singer, but as an actor. There was no doubt that the young tenor bad ...

... Canaan Town, a handsome building of capacious proportions, which will •Ten its doors for the first time on Boxing Day. At Drury Lane, for which Mr. Hickory Wood and Mr. Arthur Collins have combined in one the two ancient legends of Beauty and the Beast ...

... with three each. Ali Baba, Dick Whittington, and the Babes in the Wood are each playd in two theatres. Next to Drury Lane the two theatres which have the longest and most honourable record in the way of pantomime are the Surrey and the Grand ...

... a mob broke his front windows, and in other ways demonstrated their disapproval of the introduction of French dancers at Drury-lane Theatre at a time when the country was at war with France. Strangers would walk through the streets of London with additional ...

... Adelphi. The (leeches and managers of Drury Lane do not believe it, for they have in preparation at the present moment a great melodrama fun of startling stage effects Mr. Cecil th.leigh's i\tillionarw . Still, :Drury Lane meloilriam is of a different type ...

... assuredly rank among the meet notable productions of the year. One is The Great Millionaire of Mr. Cecil Raleich, staged at Drury Lane, and the other Mr. Pinero's Iris, produced at the Garrick on Saturday. Ohl Drury, splendidly renovated and adorned, and ...

... take us on in the pantomime ? the elder of two clean faced, but poorly dressed children—who had made their way behind at Drury Lane Theatre—asked of Mr. D'Auban, adding• in answer to an immediate question. that they had had no prei ions experience on the ...

... constantly at Drury-lane in the winter, and at the Haymarket in the summer. By his will, dated November, 1794, he left £lOO three per cent. consols to purchase a Twelfth Cake, with wine and punch, which the ladies and gentlemen of Drury-lane are requested ...

... the children will find it difficult to recognise any likeness to their heroes and heroines in most of these pantomimes. At Drury Lane, for instance, we have a Blue Beard who is not only comic instead of terrible, but has no beard at all—nothing but a pair ...

... previous convictions against him, including four terms of penal servitude. His laFt known address was in Macklin-street, Drury-lane. Mr. Ernest L. F. Cavendish. the deputy governor. said Chappell was supposed to have a nephew, and he was written to, but ...