... tilasshouse-street, sued Miss Lilian Detainer', an actress now playing in the pantomime of Dick Whittington and his Cat at Drury Lane. to recover £3B 9s. lld., as money µlid by plaintiff for defendant at her request.—Mr. Wildry Wright aimeared fur the plaintiff ...

... Ridgway, of 32, Whitchcome-street, was charged, on remand, with stealing an overcoat and other articles at Drury Lane Theatre.—Prisoner is a Drury Lane renter, and it was alleged' that he attended nearly every performance at the theatre, and on many occasions ...

... known in England were ie the shapeof small bills affixed to the door of St. Paul's Cathedral. The firstplay-bill issued from Drury Lane Theatre we, on April 8, 1633, the piece represented being The Humorous Lieutenant. The first royal letter was written ...

... King's Proctor for the action be had iaken, hut in the circumstances lie must find against him. DRAMATISTS' ADVENTURE IN THE DRURY LANE ACCIDENT. The details of an amusing sequel to this week's meeting of the Dramatists' Club now creep into print for the ...

... tastes run in the direction of melodrama will recollect Miss James as the female side of the comic relief in Adelphi and Drury Lane But of twenty and twenty-five years ago. But the majority will remember her as Katie James of Cinder-Ellen Up Too Late) ...

... the House of Commons in order that hon. Members might not miss Bettis Hamlet His first season of twenty-eight nights at Drury Lane produced £17,200. Ho last appeared an phenomenon in 1808. On his return to the stage as a mere actor, in 1812, he was ...

... two in the morning. We read of the dreadful days of the Second Charles, when the roysterers held sway from Long Acre down Drury Lane away to Whitefriars, the Alsatia or Sanctuary of the period, but it may astonish those who hear it for the first time, to ...

... Star Music Hall st. Bermondsey, bat his chief fame, says the Daily Telegraph, was secured by his lengthy association with Drury Lane Theatre. where be appeared in a • nuntber of pantomimes under the management of the late Mr. Chatterton, his duty as clown ...

... following year saw him in London, and in the first two unmans of 1855 two of his plays were produced in London, Eugenie at Drury Lane, and Janet Pride at the Adelphi. His greatest success wan yet to cmue, however, when hu September, 1880, lie oonimenced ...

... Mr. J. M. Glover. in Jimmy Glover: His Hook (Methoenl. has some good stories of his experiences as Master of Music at Drury Lane. both during the reign of Sir Augustus Ilarris and in the regime of Mr. Arthur Collins. A great man in his way is Mr. Glover's ...

... London of twenty and thirty years ago in Jimmy Glover: His Book (Methuen), written by Mr. J. M. Glover, master of music at Drury Lane Theatre. Here is a sample: Bankers' sons do not now give supper parties to music-hall singers in disreputable little dancing ...

... Ulan q Ven, eel l'atobrid;te IPS. %rods. Nth Anton 111111 1141 t.. l'ut Is lAm i.osa• Im. Put,. I. 11.411: • : . THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. Michael Joseph Holland, thirty-two. a Covent Oar ter porter. was chisged. on remsnd. at Howstreet. on Maturday ...