... partnership which had been maintained between Bir Henry and Mias Ellen Terry. The fail are of the eaterprioo sent Sir Henry to Drury Lane, where 5» etaged very fine play Dante, expressly written for him by and Moreau, and translated by hia son, Mr. Irving. Dante ...

... .with Miss Viola Tree in the name part t. Apropos-cf The Prodigal Drury Lane Son,” I hear that Mr. Pantomime. Caine’s painting of cannot be seen much longer tin the stage Drury Lane, and, contrary expectation, will not be transferred to any other West-End ...

... good news not only for those immediately concerned, but for all Europeans whom pleasure or business may tAk* into Morocco. Drury Lane has vied with The Prodigal its owq traditions in the Son.” production of The Prodigal Son,” of the first public performance ...

... Dan Lsuo, appearing with bis father and mother, was glad to get £5 week. When Dan became famous received £250 a week at Drury Lane for the pantomime and was heap the price. Albert Chevalier, according to another manager, received as £2BO week, and Mias ...

... by 'many plebiscites librarians and others. •Im Money Irving. There will in all likelihood some very striking scene* at Drury Lane to-night. Sir Henry Irving conclude* his season at the Vstartc playhouse, playing in Waterloo and One would not surprised ...

... lierke'ey Square was also built from his plans. Hut great number of the Adam buildings have disappeared, among them the Drury Lane of Garrick’s time. Since then the theatre has been twice rebuilt. BLACKPOOL STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S AFFAIRS. AN OVER-BOATED ...

... the year, that may not clash with Mr. Bourchier's production the same play at the Garrick. Another postponement that the Drury Lane drama, ”The Prodigal Son,” which will now be produced September 7th instead September 2nd. On Wedneeday night ” reached ...

... ooroTMiBO «oo found in the bottom old chair bought a Donegal auction. Mies Minnie Marrio. who played the part o« principal boy Drury Lane tor yaew. ban died of heart diaeaae. ■■■ - - • The Roman Catholic Church prohibita ersm* tion, and regard* it a* a reriTgl ...

... and How Lied to Her Husband,” and his rival Shakespeare .bad also been well attended by revivals The Merchant Venice'* at Drury Lane, and at The Garrick, “Hamlet** the Adel phi and the Lyric, of «f the poet*e plays at Bis Majesty**, and of A Midsummer ...

... “Leah Kleechna,- the New April 27^— IfeMTS. Sisqoe and pkxjr the Strand. ® —® , Henry ImneV appearance In . ..Hjf'-ket. Drury Lane. April »-First appearance Two lAttle OirU.” Dalv t-—Flret appearaocp of ** John Chi loot®. P. fit. Th©. following ie ...

... 428 parts, and from October, 1866, when firet appeared at the St. James’s. London, to April, 1905, when produced Dante at Drury Lane, played other parts. Truly wonderful record. In consequence Sir Henry’s death, the production of Lights Gut,’’ which should ...

... Mr. Frederick Harriso. management with Mr. “On the Love Path.” whilst the night will witness the production Prodigal Son” Drury Lane, nigbfcers will thus be busy four rive nights of the week. [ gat gnat variety, etylieh design, and low prices, in reliable ...