... that the next month or so may see the great and pro=perous business of manufacturing pantomimes and “national dramas at Drury Lane turned into a limited lability company. LORD SHEFFIELDS TFAM OF CRICKETERS. The members of Lord Sheffield’s team of cricketers ...

... Harris an aetion at law but after some eorre- wrndence and several interviews the atfair has been com- y i wommsed, and Drury Lane wil have to get along through the winter without the Countess of Clancarty A COINCIDENCE er A corresponcent of the ot Is ...

... and tasteful. One little blemish—the garish colours of the Cupids—has been rectified. Gorgeous is the only word for the Drury Lane pantomime. The Humpty Little Tich, who appeared in Little Miss Esmeralda Leeds the other day. As expected his grotesque ...

... courtship ended in a happy marriage. THE BADDELEY CAKE, The Baddeley Cake was cut according to custom the green-room of Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday night, and afterwards Sir Augustus Harris entertained a large company of guests in Covent Garden Theatre ...

... this feeling is not reciprocated here may be tested a reference to the procession of nations in the Drury Lane pantomime. The audiences of Drury Lane may fairly taken representative of all classes, and in this connection it is interesting to note that ...

... appeared publicly in London was less ilian three weeks ago, when he attended with the Royal party the opening night of the Drury Lane pantomime. This, too, was the first time in .memory that Royalty had honoured the Lane on Night. * * * The papers are full ...

... the Albion Tavern, Covent Garden, and followed this throwing water and a glass her. Twc days later, in a dressing-room at Drury Lane Theatre, he threatened to cut her throat, and took a sword. She ran out of the room, when kicked her the bottom oi the back ...

... the Grand Theatre,* Leeds, on Thursday evening, he being now on his tour looking out for likely artists. The lessee of Drury Lane was looking well. A syndicate has been formed and registered, with a capital of £20,000, acquire from Mr. Ascherberg the ...

... you remember Planohe's story of one of the most characteristic of the genial and eccenttiO playwright. There was actor Drury Lane. named Binge who played kings and princes, both the regular as well the lyric drama. Oirthe occasion m questiong he was ...

... of the Rolls: set! that the debtor was not to play m pantomime in the provinces, though expect played in the pantomime at Drury Lane. his salary depended upon the success pantomime in the provinces he might come short sometimes. (Laughter.) Mr. Cooper Willis ...

... decided as yet jut there will be the usual summer vacation. The autumn season's arrangements include one of the Gaiety a Drury Lane drama, doubt The Sailor's Knot) Mr. George Alexander with repertory; DOyly Carte's company; visit Madame Georgina Burns ...

... it's good enough for the likes of us. But if it's not asking too much, could yon get me and my mate orders for the pit Drury Lane A CURIOUS MIMICAL FEE. In an interview which took™place shortly before his death, and which published in the Strand Magazine ...