... will form her only performances in Scotland. • • • • • At the Princess’s, the only theatre present open in the city, the Drury Lane melodrama. Homan Nature,” has been produced to large and appreciative audiences. This is net the flnt time have had an ...

... of twenty and thirt , y rears ago in Jimmy Glover: His Book (Methuen). written by Mr. J. M. Glover. caster of music at Drury Lane Theatre. Here is a sample: Bankers sons do not now give supper.parties to music-ball singers in disreputable little (lance ...

... of the press on the Drury Lane 3rama, a portrait of Miss Kate Vaaghen which had already appeared in the Ladies' Pictorial, and scenes from the great drama in question. Mr Gibbons is now engaged in the preparation of a Drury Lane Annual. It is generally ...

... the most popular entertainments. There are numerous Londoners whose boast it is that they have never mi•sed a pantowine at Drury Lane since their cradle days ; and luckily there is a piazza round the unreserved doves of the famous old theatre where this ...

... in his primer on The History of Politics —a work quite as taxicatMg se many novels. The presentation of Dante at Drury Lane is having its effect on publishers and booksellers, causing them to give prominence in their advertisements to the work ...

... the following circumstances : He sail that his wife had been fur some time under the medical treatment of Dr. Hammond, et' Drury Lane, who, on Saturday last, was remanded in custody on a serious charge, the Court. havirac refused to admit him to bail. Since ...

... stage but the thing has never been done so completely before as in the dramatic representation of the Soudan camcampaign at Drury Lane. Lord Macaulay in one his happiest apologues relates how mediaeval missionaries were wont to produce before the eyes of ...

... Arabi Pasha would put different complexion on the question. The splendid performance of E1L , (1.,11, by' Signora Ristora at Drury Lane tempts one t) enquiie why more is .110 t done in the way of representing History to the minds of the present generation ...

... journals, is going to drive three-inband by Inana3ing at ones the three greatest 'theatres in London. To Covent Garden and Drury Lane h e h a s no added Her Majesty's, and the WA that he will pat it to on the whole, the safest decision to could some to. ...

... in the season both used for Italian operas; Drury Lane, former y the home of the legitimate drama, is used for anything or nothing now; Mons. Jullien with his famous band and less famous music holds Drury Lane, and gives good amusing concerts in jovial ...

... become the home of innumerable ticket holders —and this exceeding great city grows and grows. The other night I went to Drury Lane in search of pleasure nor was 1 disappointed. The new spectacular play brought out under the auspices of Mr Agustus Harris ...

... 28h.-p., this being the class which is hardest hit under the trebling scheme. Arnangemente for the Tercentenary Pageant at Drury Lane are now practically completed. It will include a great many prominent actors and actresses. of whom I need only mention ...