... generally followed. The suberben theatres, of reopened at the sometime se the music hag but of the West End houses, none except Drury Lane end the Lyric ventured to infringe the ruling of Doyen °hart= Most of the.. recognised, I pregame, that it tumid not pay ...

... It was on Twelfth in 1801. and the ocoasion.was the cutting of the Baddeley Cake at Drury lane Thmtre. It isn't aecessary to . implain how an old-time actor of Drury Lane left • small sum of money for the purchase of • plum cake and • bottle of wine to ...

... • . MPIRE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 191 Sir John Madnre. loPPortanity quietly s , dear, boat, as he had Royalty ab Drury Lane, and get back before the I ended. Tell you what, aid the Sheriff, 'rye my coach outside. If you'll we Sill the twat ha been proposed ...

... the King is not difficult to trace. It sung at the theatres as a loyal song during the rebellion of 1745. It was sung at Drury Lane on September 28 in that year. In October, 1745 the above words, um sung at both playhouses,' were printed in the Gentlemen's ...

... list., his part of the Queen at Drury Lane being played by Ainslie Barton.—Mr. Arthur Collins sails to-day (Saturday) from Liverpool for New York, where hopes to make arningetnents for the transplanting of tbe Drury Lane pantomime—Mr. D'Oyly Carte is still ...