... AT DRURY LANE. SOME REMINISCENCES. By R. H. LINDO. rr. i Two years later Will Evans joined tne Lane, and for some years comparative peace reigned during the pantomime season, but we all felt that the old happy days of the Leno and Campbell era had gone ...

... DRURY LANE. Since its first production, on July 31, 1880, The World has achieved the success we then predicted for it, and remained the most popular, as it is the most deserving, of the Drury Lane successes. The greatest proof of its lasting popularity ...

... DRURY LANE . On Wednesday afternoon , November 2 IRW produced for the first time a new * ? _ , in five acts , by Clo . GravS . . J . H . Barneg Armeses Mr . W . Farren i n S ls « • £ : & £ & SSSS . Joseph Mr . Soldene Powell Mr . Sydney Brow * ...

... DRURY LANE. On Boxing-Night, Wednesday, December 26, 1883, was produced here the pantomime, written by E. L. Blanchard, entitled Cinderella. Baron FilletOTille Mr. Harry Parlter Hobbedyhoy Mr. J. W.Hanson General Sbarpwitz V£r. Fret! Ptorey Prince Paetorelle ...

... Drury Lane ONE OF THE great theatres of the world has its history told again in Drury Lane by Brian Dobbs, a very well illust rated volume published by Cas- sell at £3.75. Though the history of this theatre is well known through many other books, Mr Dobbs ...

... DRURY LANE. Annual Meeting. The annual general meeting of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ltd., was held on Friday last. As already stated, the directors' report disclosed a heavy loss. You ought to have a showman on your board. a shareholder de clared ...

... DRURY LANE. Madame Ristori's reappearance in England was welcomed on Monday last by an artistic and fashionable audience. From the beginning to the end the performance of Lady Macbeth by this grand and ac complishcd actress appeared to give keen enjoyment ...

... Drury Lane. Since our last notice of the Meiningen Com pany there has been no new production to note, except the somewhat uninteresting performance of H 'aUenstein Lager and a German version of iVloliere's Malade Imaginaire. Neither oalls for much comment ...

... DRURY LANE. DIRECTORS' PROPOSALS. The directors of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ltd., have reconsidered their proposals for selling, and have dealt with the existing position by changes in the directorate. The directors on Tuesday afternoon met the ...

... Drury Lane. Preciosa the last of the series of plays set down for production here by the Meiningcn Co., proved as a great success popularly and, if possibles greater artistically thau their opening performance, when they astonished us all in Julius Ceasar ...

... the case heretofore. A pantomime at Drury Lane, with no other production to interfere with its success, would be sure to have a long run, whether sumptuously adorned or not. But the enterprising manager of Drury Lane has, on this occasion, been at greater ...

... Drury Lane. As the engagement of the Meiningen com pany draws towaids its close, tho performances do not increase in interest. Dot Kaeichen von Heilbronn, tho lat. st novelty, produrod on Mon day night, was only relieved from indescribable dreariness ...