... induced to cry their wares in whisper*. Everything was satisfactory and everyone wm congratulatory at the meeting of the Drury Lane proprietors. To begin with, the chairman. Lord George Loftus, was able to announce that with the new extension their lease ...

... became qaito animated when Windridga, who had bscg temporarily knocked out, returned to the fcM. The light and movement of Drury Lane Theatre entertained them for time, hut they bora frankly bored before the curtain finally name dowa, gladly returned to ...

... position. Kve-and-thirty years a«o wax playing the Haymarket Claude Mdnotte to the Pauline Miss Helen Fancit; and later, at Drury Lane, under the Falconer-Chatterton management, he was engaged for leading characters in Shakespeare’s plays; but Mr. Sullivan—though ...

... Gruy. the commander of the Xema is g-roo Abbotsford. Weston-ftitper-Mare, is shareholder, and ■« Mr. Arthur Collins, of Drury Lane. ROWDYISM AT BT. HELENS. PLITKY GIRL, After prolonged rest from serious crimes nr violence, St. Helens would seem be again ...

... of age, were placed in shell and conveyed to the mortuary. The outbreak a fire immediately oppoeite the main entrance to Drury Lane Theatre, London, caused great excitement. The fire occurred on the premises occupied by Mr. S. May as a theatrical coetnmier ...

... be just as safe there as anywhere else, since the reward bills for his arrest were not at all likely to be restricted to Drury Lane, whilst that was perhaps the least probable of all regions for him to be sought for in. Yet, despite his persistent efforts ...

... tire boards. Take a walk between eight and nine in the morning to some of the large billboard yards, in the vicinity of Drury Lane Theatre, or in the evening to the numerous lodginghouses in St. Giles’ frequented these wrecks humanity, and hear their ...

... fancied. and started favourite, bat failed to make a how, the prise eons; tie Voluptuary. who subsequently figured in a Drury Lane drama. The Prinee's love for the sport Usenet/led as' time went on, and he warn most ansione to see his colours carried ...

... that counthry stands chance of dyin* than lie does bedn’ born. Mr. Suet, the actor, arrived one night the etas© entrance of Drury Lane Theatre very wet, having a heavy storm, when brother artiste, addressing him, said—“ lam afraid you are very wet. Suet.” ...

... wae performed by Royal to commiMion being given him by Mr Carl Boea eompwe'“Eemeralda.” Thi.operaobtamedan popularity at Drury Lane, where it doced lBBB, andaUo bad inception Cologne and Hamburg. been paid the oompliment of -A opera/written for Mr. Carl ...

... oat-examined, tbe peosecateix told Mr. Painoee that (be lived with bet motber. A« an actrese, »he bad bad good engagement* at Drury - lane, the Empire, and Alhambra Tbeatrea. She did not lodge with her mother until the bad been at Victoria-road about a fortnight ...

... the way, some Mtlher pretty tcintilUlKNts of wit in the various psntoniiiiis* now running in the Hetropolitau area. At Drury Lane the Babes, who are eventually lost in the Woud, have governess who holds class, and asks questions of ber pupils. This ...