... ballet r 7 positron t_e prisoner ►le_ed •r. an se of the injurise she was in hospital for Ilse days.— Lime Bray. another Drury Lane ballet girl. there was a disturbanoe is the coon* of which the pro,iecutris bit a Lady's huger. Witness denied that the ...

... been infected. Several of the theatroe will, as usual, he closed during Holy Week, including the Lyceum, the Imperial, and Drury Lane, in addition to ease of the houses fort her West. Several of the theatres, such as the Duke of Tories, annonnon that they ...

... this great man and think that he, also, was human when he WWI young. There is no mystery about the prologue to Ben Hue at Drury Lane next Monday, which requires that the theatre should be in darkness, and therefore that no one should be admitted until the ...

... by l'olUeconetable Vanderkieta X 52&) on a charge of T►e other patient m a plumber Richard Mould, living at the tack of Drury Lane. It maenad that a girl named Limn Welsh. of Usrnson Lane. with whom Mould keeps company. slightly .tabbed during the afternoon ...

... doors of the most popular theatres and music halls wire formed early in the afternoon. The gres - Pot disappointment was at Drury Lane. wher- the production of Ben fur had been postpaid till Thursday. The announcement did n become salcitintly well known ...

... triumphantly realised et Drury Lane tut eight. and the enthusiaatio reception should auger well for a lung rue. All that has been promased is performed ie the way of spectacle. end the elegise is ou the lavish lines of Drury Lane. .t aeries of magnificent ...

... ix converted into • dressmaker's fitting room at the tooth an electric batten. Last night this chnoge. which is worthy of Drury Lane. worked wit Lout a hitch, and. coining as • great surprise. called forth loud plaudta. The picot in intensely funny throughout ...

... night at Liverwort]. Mr. Harvey aml his rempany , will for America. name has rot Men areigned to the antamn ineloirame tit Drury Lane. Mr.. John Wood. without mhos name an pi:neer..TO at Drury lain. would appear Miele. Mr. D. Smith and Mr. Edney Valentine ...

... IRVING'S NEW HOME. ••DANTR•• TO RE PRODUCED AT DRURY LANE. Rir Hesry Irving hair smelly found a new home. Boos after the annonneemewt that be had played for the laid time in the Lyceum name the news that he bad entered into negotiation. for lb* Ithafterdstry ...

... Opp. Of these no fewer than four were once fol- lowers of Mr. S. R. Benson. Amongst threw engager' for the new drama at Drury Lane are Mrs. Coed Raleigh, Mrs. John Wood, Mite Mar Craulield. Mown. H. Reeves Smith. Herbert Ittanding Sydney Valentine, C ...

... PUBLIC COMPANIES. DRURY LANE THEATRE- fifth anneal ordinary genenil amount( of the sharehokiers of the Theatre Drury Lane. lfaitrd au held vostarday afternoon at the ' theettv.---Mr. T. R. flown presided, and in isomer the adoption of the direaton' apart ...

... comedy which the habitues Drury Lane delight in. The Beet of Friends is skilfully compounded of the necessary ingredients, and when the scissors have been ruthlessly applied—for the entertain- ment is much too long—Drury Lane will be wellequipped fur ...