... magnifii e.it reprren'ations of Hearts are Tiumpo, will be given at the Ealing Theatre this evening and to-morrow by the Drury Lane Otenpany. After this week the thcatie c!os•s for the summitr vacat'on, reopening on August Bank•Holdey. Elizabah Haggerty ...

... the cheery but not intoxicating Ibsen. After this we shall probably see Mr. Tree in the part which he lately tried at a Drury Lane benefit — that of Shakespeare's Moor, it being Mr. Tree's impression that what the people want is moor Shakespeare. ...

... :ian 'Labe with car, Acton Wheelers. T/liteau. Living names. Messrs. F. Sharpin and J. F. Upjohn. Piccadilly Johnny and Drury-lane Sal. Mr. Ilammar.d. Roan ear, Mrs. W. Sothcott, Mrt. F. Sothcott, nil Miss V. Barnes. Rand. 12th Mi.ldlesea Rifle V./lunteer ...

... globe where I should be unible to procure ' Marlene.' W.C. I. 6 0 Iler Majesty's Theatre, London. MISS JULIA NEILSON • • Drury Lane Theaire, MIBB VIOLET VANBRUGH ...

... next ink Holiday), with Mr. Henry Dundas's poweifill comp. , ny, in A Life of Pleasure, which ran for long a time at the Drury Lane Theatre. The following p pular favourites will befound in the principal characters : —Misses Ellen Snow, E. Baffles Brooke ...

... BALING THBATAB. GREAT ATTRACTION for the BE-OPENING. MONDAY, AUGUST 13'h (SIX NIGHTS ONLY), HENRY MINOAN'S COMPANY in the Drury Lane A LIFE OF PLEASURE.' MONDAY, AUGUST 13tb. WOMAN AND WINE. Prices from 9d. Doors open st 7. Box Office open Deny, to 9 ...

... World, by Messrs. Paul Meritt, Henry Pettitt, and Augustus Harris, which may be said to have initiated the Augustan era at Drury Lane. The names of some of our most noteworthy playwright, of to-day do, indeed, appear in the record ; but in what capacity ...

... Village (M.), the Water Chute (3d.), and the Himalaya Railway (43d.). The Theatre is free, and seats 3,500. Stage as large as Drury Lane. A whole circus can perform on it. There are 35 acres of well. laid-oat grounds. The view from the top of the Tower is unique ...

... a player. whilst Miss Constance Collier will represent Lady Castlemaine. Scenes will be laid before the King's Theatre, Drury Lane, in Nell Gwynne's house, Pall Mall, in Lord Jeffreys' house, and in the Palace, Whitehall. The Prince of Wales' version ...

... Henry Rendes, beta care and expense have been devoted to make it it, every way worthy of wi.ceta. Winn produced at the Drury-lane Theatre, A fah Pleasure at once found favour with the playgoer, and the enormous theatre was nigLtly to witness one of ...

... which fully provided for his wife. The Referee, however, proposes that as the money produced by the Ottawa Benefit at Drury Lane is not wanted for the relief of the sufferers by the fire, and as the promoter's life was practically sacrificed to the ...

... Cromwell play, The .Secret at the Question, will be presented at the Globe ; and on or about the 15th the autumn drama at Drury Lane by Cecil Raleigh is to see the footlights. Finally, The Lost Leader, by Mrs. T. P. O'Connor, a play dealing with the tragic ...