... and dissimilar views which exist on the subject. The theatres arc doing what is technically called good business just now. Drury Lane is crowded every nidit, the Lyecum is filled to overflowing, there is (Liiite, (t eriisli at the Gaiety, and the Folly is ...

... and 2nd, while the Uni- Ylr.i y contests are fixed for June 16fch. AX THIS ANNUAL MKETING of the Dramatic Sick Fund, at Drury-lane, Air. Henry Betty, who was voted to tne chair, read an extract from his will be- ■p;»atL ...

... theatres after the more celebrated dra uatists of France. I do not urge a similar course in London. Still, the neighbourhood of Drury-lane and Oovent- garden might adopt some name such as Oongreve or Sheridan, in place of Well ngton streets, Henrietta- streets ...

... eet Police-court, London, Mary Ann Dickson, a young woman, who stated that she lived with her mother in the Ooal yard, Drury- lane, was charged before Mr. Newton with indecept conduct in Hyde park. Polite constable John Ktiimett, 219 A. stated that about ...

... women of our hind. Let any one visit the purlieus of White chapel, Cray's Inn Load, go down llateliff Highway, Stepney, Drury-lane, Long Acre, Co vent (Jardeu. Seven Dials, &c., &c., and toil me what is the central house in them all-it is the iiaring ...

... ardent demonstrations of joy in London and elsewhere thrn the battle of Camueroovui; and ihe excitement oi the audienco at Drury Lane was bt. unet aU description when, on the curtain rising, they saw beiore them a model of the 1 tuiiy rigged, floating on ...

... there. No member of the Royal family now remains in town to entertain distinguished strangers should any such arrive. Drury Lane is crowded every night by people of all classes anxious to sec the spectacular drama Youth which is 'regarded as one of ...

... Henry Paptall, jun., a machine agent, living at 20, Devon- shire hill, Hanipstead. The prosecutor was at the pit entrance of Drury lane Theatre on the 19th alt., but finding a large crowd there, he proceeded to the balcony entrance in Cutherine.street. Detective ...

... The Sol- dier's Return, which was written in his seven- teenth year both words and music being his own —and performed at Drury Lane Theatre with great suc- cess, a traveller is represented as coming to an inn-door and saying to the landlord: 11 Priv. friend ...

... I SCENE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. ^it a rece,lt afternoon an amusing scene was Messed in Russell-street, in which is the stage b °r of Drury-lane Theatre. In preparation for the L^omiine the officials had advertised for One J^dred pretty, well-made, and ...

... the advantages of a fair equality. A Diignt suggestion is made for utilising the Great Eastern. It is understood that the Drury Lane pantomime is to be transferred to New York by Mr. DOyly Carte, together with the entire scenery and appointments. A special ...

... it is on record that a Kentish yeoman, on bringing his family to town for the purpose of seeing The Doge of Venice at Drury Lane, and recognising a familiar voice and manner in the prominent actor, astonished tile audience hi the midst of the play b ...