... all the principal towns visited. Edmund Kean, born in poverty, and having paased mountebank career prior to his debut at Drury Lane in January, 1814. (with Mrs. W. West Portia), rarely troubled himself to Shaksperean surroundings from the day of his first ...

... C. Milward anJ Miss Sylvia Cavalho are the leading impersonators. The Price of Peace, the latest autumnal success at Drury Lane, when seen at our Theatre Royal, after the run of the pantomime will be accompanied an old favourite in the person of the ...

... Rignold as the King, Theatre P/oduction had a long run Booth's was 'r, lork 187 5, and in November, 1879, it Put on tfa stage Drury Lane. . Ue dram atic season at the Princes, unusually brief consequence of prolonged vacation, for redecoraticn and alteration ...

... and rent reasonable to good tenant—Apply BE LET?BY TENTiER, all that well-known FULLY LICENSED HOUSE, the Albion Inn, Drury Lane. Hollinwood, stating rent and goodwill, subject to wet and dry valuation, on before 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 2nd, and possession ...

... reasonable to good tenant. —Apply personally. BE LET BY ENDER, all that well-known FULLY LICENSED HOUSE, tbe Albion Inn, Drury Lane. Hollinwood, stating rent and goodwill, subject to wet and dry valuation, on or before a.m. Tuesday, April 2nd, and possession ...

... London life is depicted—fast life, busy life, low life, and Whitechapcl life—and the scenery is very good, particularly Drury Lane and some wellknown streets in Whitechapel. THEATRE, SALFORD. Last night A Forlorn Hope, described the programme as ...

... Coriolanus or Macbeth. 1820 Edmund and W. C. Macready appeared simultaneously in the part the rival theatres Covent Garden and Drury Lane, very much, however, to the advantage of the latter. Kean's figure was unsuited to the part, and unfavourable criticism ...

... event with which Madame Patu's first appearance England can be at all compared is Edmund Lean's introduction to London at Drury Lane, when, as he afterwards expressed to his wife, the pit rose at me. Tho writer of these lines happened to be present en ...

... musical play, new to an English audience, entitled The Whirl the Town, will form the programme, and Miss Madge Lessing, of Drury Lane popularity, will have the principal part.. Ben-My-Chree, by Wilson Barrett and Hail Came. will be produced during next ...

... ACTRESS SENT TO PRISON. Lizzie Lord, an actress who had been engaged Drury Lane Theatre, was in London to-day sentenced to three months' imprisonment for ste»Ung a diamond ring from jeweller's shop whilst being shown some rings. ...

... for a week on Monday next. may be mentioned that Mr. R. Flanagan has made arrangements for the production of the latest Drury Lane success, The Price of Peace.'' Mr. and Mrs. Kendal, on the occasion of their opening Me. George Alexander's theatre for ...

... Drury Lans Theatre.—The directors of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, have issued their report for the working, ending on the 30th June. They say that although the year has been notoriously bad for theatrical business the Company's earnings have ...