... Ziem), From the Capo to Cairo Telegraph, Lord Acton's List of Books (by Lord Avebury), and Harry Frogeon, the new star Drury Lane,'' are the topics of other articles. H. G. Wells oarriea the development Kipps a further stage, there is another ...

... Order of St. Michael and St. George. The death is announced of Miss Minnie Mario, for many years a favourite actress in Drury Lane pantomime and the music-hall stage. Miss Ellen Stone, the American missionary who wa ...

... daughter of the late Herbert H. Cocks, late Coldstream Guards, and sister of Lord Somers. At the close of his season at Drury Lane on Saturday night Sir Henry Irving was the recipient extraordinary demonstration of enthusiasm, which lasted nearly an hour ...

... John MATTERS THEATRICAL. Mr Hall Caine's Drury Lane play The Irodigat Son, of which yesterday a special matinee was held for clergymen, will not taken to the St. James's when it concludes it* rim at Drury Lane. Mr. George Alexander, at the St. James's ...

... one each Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. This plan is adopted with the Friday play— Mr. Hall Caine's The Prodigal Son Drury Lane, the dress rehearsal for which is Tuesday. The convenience of the arrangement will widely appreciated. Prodigal Son will ...

... residence. Mr. Craven was born in London 84 years ago. He entered the dramatic profession in 1840, and made his debut at Drury Lane ten years playing Orlando As you like it. tl« was the author of several successful retired the stage some years ago, and ...

... see the announcement the Drury-lane boards that Sir Henry Irving was returning. It was like a sight of daffodils that , . . take the winds of March with beauty. It will bo May, however, before Sir Henry appears at Drury-lane; and it is expected that ...

... the Wesleyan Church which supplies the whole of West Central London. THE POPULAR PANTOS. Cinderella— following the cue Drury-lane— , ...

... particular department have qualified by examination under the auspices the Guild. THEATRICAL NEWS. Sir Henry Irving opens at Drury-lane in a fortnight with Becket. His season will run brief month, and the drama of Henry 11. and Queen Eleanor—that picturesque ...

... ' He had peculiarly hard luck falling ill almost soon as had taken up the role which the late Dan Leno used to fill at Drury-lane. He is now engaged in the rehearsal the name-part of Mr. R. C. Carson's forthcoming play, Mr. Hopkinaon. Another dramatic ...

... Laureate, and Sir Squire Bancroft. THE LONG ACRE FIRE. Long Acre, where the fire occurred yesterday, is, of course, close to Drury-lane and Bow-street, associated with Fielding, the novelist, and his brother. Sir John Fielding, who were both Bowstreet magistrates ...

... and were brought 4>efore the magistrate in the afternoon and remanded. Oswald Price, a hairdresser, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, (London, was fined £50 and £10 costs at Bow-street Polio® Court Friday for keeping and using his premises for the purpose ...