... drury lane theatre BUBHT OUT. ...

... Highfield, 21, labourer, was found guilty of the wilful murder of his sweetheart. Edith Margaret Poole, by cutting her throat in Drury Lane, on May 13th. The pair were engaged to be married August, bat owing to difference between them the girl broke off the engagement ...

... was made Drury Lane. Old Drury also witnessed the farewell performance of Miss barren, aft ■ wards Derby. Thu wj. « IW. first appearance in H». and her ■ In tho prerious roontn she had wedded Courts, the famous banker. ™™«ia with Drury Lane ia nowadays ...

... part of the Drury Lane pantomime, for had appeared in regularly since 1881, being associated first with Mr. Harry Nicholls, and in later Tears with Mr. Dan Lcno. M , Campbell had met Mr. Nicholls, some years before his first ut Drury Lane, llie Grecian ...

... tfc ir Now Yrar attractions. For the benefit ihcae who d*»;r© «*e© that highly popular pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk. Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Barber baa specially reserved cumber of central seats, for which intend cplieants should write early. Particulars ...

... remained there till 1866. In that year he re-appeared in London, playing in St. James's Theatre, and afterwards at tho Queen's, Drury Lane, Gaiety, and Lyceum for five years. Among his favourite roles were “Charles I.,** “Hamlet, “ Macbeth, “Richard III., ...

... their behalf. The official announcement that the Duke of Bedford baa granted Mr. Arthur Collins an extension the lease of Drury Lane Theatre must dispose ot the fear, if any still remained, that this historical playhouse, so intimately associated with the ...

... p. Maurice, Marlands. Wellington—Alice. Gelding or Filly (open)—lst, Mr. John Dav. Huxham, East Pennard, Sheplon Mallet —Drury Lane. 2nd, Mr. T. 11. Merson, Farringdon, Bridgwater—Sl. Blaize. Highly commended, Mr. John Stile. The Bussells, Huxham. near ...

... - , . , . . . .tt. „ witnessed vvhfn Sir Henry Irvin* brought his la!l03 there is always the un- season to a close at Drury Lane Theatre on conventional delight of ** treading the ocean with 4 Saturday night. their feet.” Still, taking tea with umbrellis ...

... Irving’s next season. It to be Drury Lane that the veteran actor will produce bis Dante, and achieve, some of his admirers hope, the crowning triumph of his life. As Mr. Collins points out In hit communique, the stage at Drury Lane is suited above all others ...

... a loss of £d,CCO. “The Jewess and“Tannhiiuscr ’’ wore features of Ibis week’s bill. All this, course, great change tho Drury Lane traditions. It is to hoped that Mr. Manners will not realise the loss that has mentioned. The policeman's lot may not be ...

... must be added the theatre* London and the old metropolitan boroughs which are licensed by the Lord Chamber* lain, besides Drury Lane and Covent Garden, which, by virtue of tlw Royal Patents, are independent alike of the Lord Chamberlain and the London County ...