... groat future, a-nd this is the least satisfactory feature of the ta-dye months. It seem3s to be an unwritten fawr -that cadh Drury Lane pantomime shall eclipse its predecessor in spectacular showv, a itask whilsC .muL.1s be increasingly difficult as the years ...

... one of the lead- ing dailies saying that _Mr Arthur Roberts (the well- known comedian) was going to teen-pt mvisfortune at Drury Lane this Christmas wvith a pantomime scene in Which peacocks' feathers would be a promciuent feature. As a matter of fact, the ...

... points of interest in the cam-i pmigni in South ,Africa were iniqeiiously i worked in. As principal boy Miss t Mario. late of Drury-lane, achieved au! t distinet suceess, her Aladdin being . vivacious in the extreme. Miss Mary r Campbell malkes a very chiarminig ...

... and the comic )f business remodelled. The principal ;, parts were again admirably sustained, .e Miss Minnie Mario (late of Drury-lane) - notably having a capital reception. A feature of the performance is the pretty n dancing of the Oriental troupe of lady ...

... will be interested. I ha.e Ino doubt, to learn comething about the -ondlerf u! panta. tL Ja Jack and the Bea.-talk, at Drury Lane. It l9difrc Jack and a ?? Beanstalk frcm what *e used to lknw.. Spr:g htv Jack L'ooks i;e a prine-; he has a very naught' ...

... a well filled house. The daucing was remuarkably goad, the ap- pearance of Mir George Kirby's grand flyimg ballet, from Drury-lane Theatre, being a novel feature of the performu- ance. Miss Maud Percy. the principal solo dancer, proved herself to he a ...

... after his recent attack of double pneumonia, has signed an agreement with Mr Arthur Collins to write the autumn drama for Drury Lane for three years to come. Of this year's play he has already completed the full and detailed scenario, and all that now re- ...

... but 2 opposed by Sir W. Foster and' atoiles. Y The debate was adjourned at inlf-past a The . ouse rose at 5.i0. a THE DRURY - LANE TRAGEDY. SENTENCE OF DEATH PASSED. At the Old Bailey, London, yester- e day, Alfred Highfield (21), labourer, w was found ...

... West Pier, and a Bri-h @1 s~eamer. The names and ad- I dresses of the victiosS are: Ernest Ely, I Streatham.: Mrs White. Drury-lane; s Mrs Pigott, Long Acre; Mrs Nicholls, c Lonig Acre. Sesoen others received at- it tantion at the Sussex County Hospital ...

... Court, London; for the murder of Edith Poole. h;9 sweetheart, by cutting her throat -with a razor in Greart Queen Street, Drury Lane. on the niabt of Mar , was 'hanged at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning- with n Newgate Gaol. At Ormiston, in Hladdingtonshire ...

... visit the Weatgate Road hot se. -. . _ Mr Arthur Ccllins is again going to place the saloon, n corridor, and stairaeees of Drury Lane Theatre at the r diispcoal of artistbs who wish to exhilbit their works r during the run of the usual autumn drama. This ...

... tile one Mr Stuart Champion assumes the role created by Mr Hawtrey, Mr Homes Gore beiing in the other. The autumn drama, at Drury Lane, for which Mr Cecil Raleigh is alone respjonsible, is going to be thoroughly up-to-date in its representation of the various ...