... best being at Drury Lane, the Cri h t e l Palace, and the Grand in Islington. were six of our theatres closed on Boxing Day. Covent Garden, sometimes a circus, sometimes a home of pantomime, is now a temporary lodging-house for the Drury Lane melodrama. ...

... in London that it is not surprising to read that a troupe from the Comhlie Francaise will be with us again next June. At Drury Lane they are harking back upon Charles IteWu's ever popular Never Too late to Mend. It does seem very much as if exhibitions ...

... few appearances as the stage, but about • quarter of • eentery seem Is took part, as leading tenor, in the performers. at Drury-lane. of a version of Milton's He was, however. ehiedy celebrated as • ballad-eisger, la which his pleasant style sad clear ...

... spite of the little sneer of the Thwwlerer, the honour will be popular with all who have ever met the successful numeger of Drury Lane Theatre, whether in Masonry, theatrical affairs, charities, or general ness. He is not only a downright good fellow but ...

... improvement in London goes on steedibr, and the latest direction with which it is credited is towards the national theatre of Drury Lane. This house of entertainment, it is will probably be taken down next year along with a mans of buililingsarounilit -courts ...

... contributions, and never sent &word of apology. A good deal has recently been said about the threatened pulling down of Drury-lane Theatre. Meanwhile, the new play, The Sailor's Knot, is a pronounced success, and will doubtless have • prosperous run ...

... parasitical journalists who are ready to boom him, and are already suggesting that we may yet live to see the great manager of Drury Lane manager also of the House of Commons. But the Strand election need not detain us now ; nor are the School Board elections ...

... building firm has been accepted for the erection of the Parkerstreet Lodging-house , which will be in the still crowded Drury-lane district. The appeal made by Mr. Auberon Herbert to Scotch angling tourists to give the boatmen of the lochs money instead ...

... - MON the playwright. Mated, shortly before his death, that he had sometimes made se much as a year by his pea. A recent Drury Lane 111/CCIMIS realised in authors' fees alone SIOIM a week, which Mr. Pettitt end Sir Aissiimi Harris divided between them ...

... were after all, Orrefors, filled, and the greatest of the season's , 1 hativals--- Venice at Olympia and the pentooboe at Drury Lane—could be clearly seen. Of the three mese, re/Ares which have filled our riewcpapers for weeks pant the led is not least ...

... determination of the reanag. re to their Ogletree on Wednesday Jenvery 20, and I hear that in the case of a, house like Drury Lane Poch closing means a loss of ono thousand pounds. and of the Lyceum not lees than five hundred pounds. Then, again, the ...

... Euston-road. The best part of the proposal is the sweeping away of blocks of wretched tenements about the Clare-market, Drury-lane, and Wych-street district. Nothing definite is said about Holywell-street, or the church of St. Mary-lc-Strand, but the ...