... few minutes afterwards, seems rat-her a wholesale tort of transformation. And it is. tool But such was my experience in a Drury Lane pantomime for, when Miss Queenie Leighton fell ill, I was called upon to take her place, and, se a manager's command is ...

... to London for the Cup-lie lead Saturday. After the match alum, eighteen youthful enthwilutte presented thermelyes at the Drury lane Theatre. They mere of neeing the pantomime, but they would 11.4 spring the which anti asked them for eornfortable seat, ...

... young Baker was still wits him he composed the music for General Burgoyne's opera, The Lord of the Manor, produced at Drury Lane with great success, the work keeping possession of the stage for more than half a century, tr.ainly, it is asserted, owing ...

... Terrors. It was in '• Louis XI. that Sir Henry Irving took his farewell of London—on a night of memorable enthusiasm at Drury-lane. Those !who are familiar with the acting of both father and son state that Mr. H. B. Irving is remark. ably like his father ...

... Deterti.e. MAE HAYkIAN and CO. in a Midnipht Episode'XNlA S E V E Jim Tebbe fa Burglar) lrve Hayman. Barbara Dorcbeater (of Drury Lane Pantomime) Little Miriam Venicer KING'S THEATRE, H.ANLEY. ENORMOUS SUCCESS. CART NIGHT OF THE FIGHT AIESSRS KENNEDY .AND ...

... Detective. IRVE Dram k N and CO. in a Midnight Episode'X M AS EVE Jim Tubbs (a Burglar) lrv. Hayman. Barbara Dorchester (of Drury Lane Pantomime) Little Miriam Vows ...

... Ern«4 Dresden's Hamileer Archer S Mr C Docold's Hoc n-nian SMr .1 Dyer's Tariff Reformer P Chaloner 5 I.nrd Ellesmere's Drury Lane .1 A Dawson S Mr 1; Eawcett's e by Ninus—Lady Grand Leader 8 S Mr 11 Gray's Well Resd Cookson S Sir R Waldie GritEth's c ...

... Carter, the Detective. and CO. In a Midnight kpivate'X M AS E V E Jin. Tohb (a Flarglart lr Hayman. Carhara Dordirater for Drury Lane Pantoothroei KING'S THEATRE, HANLEY. MONDIY APRIL nth. GREAT PP.OGRAMITE of RPECIAL PICTFRES. furled. ing Tvldo. the Lion ...

... Ninian. Portent. anal Stetroy. The Ditch ead DONCASTER MEETING. Cheater&ld Plate—Carkiß and Chryszober3l. Hopeful Stakes—Drury Lane . Fltianinarn Stater--Pantry and Boudoir. Doocaattr ensaternents—Partent and Stileery. Sanderson, jun 8 9 Duke of Montrose's ...

... 9 Mr A Cunliffe's William Rex Lmr , s 9 Mr W H Dixon's Lunsford Holt 9 Mr E Dresden's King Star Archer Lord Ellesmere's Drury Lane J Dawson 9 Mr H S Goodson's Isyolsky Lynhairt 9 Mr H L Higham's c Soliman— Gilpin 9 n rapt Hughes's Pentelicus Davies ...

... honour, with a suitable in• don to 'lrene. the play which Johnson and finished at Lichfield and Garrick toed for him at Drury Lane. 'Fro other aux were representative of the modern ment for military tisininc, one expelled Fioy Swots, and the other by ...

... ry variety of things prisoner ing erected by the defendants on st age of had stolen, and which were practically useless Drury Lane Theatre. Defendants denied to him, he was at the time under some integligence, but the jury returned a verdict for Buenas ...