... to be presented at Drury Lane, the Adelphi, and the liarrick, the suburban theatres' chances next year will be smaller than ever. The Garrick pantomime will be Pu.se-in- Boots, and Mr. L'has. Laurie will play the Cat. At Drury Lane, Jack and the Beanstalk ...

... * * * The big scene in the Drury Lane pantomime is to be a great concourse of eats. My taste may be odd, but a great concourse of peers would have amused me more. Dressed in robes and coronets, with blackened faces and tambourines, solemnly putting ...

... survivors of the legion now lingeron the boards. The Drury Lane Forty Threrovis still going strong, with inimitable Dan LIMO in growing form but then, as a Cokissopher said to me the other day, Drury Lane is not a pantomime. It is an institution. ...

... Chronicle. More lua•nt life and action than even gigantic Old Drurl , b.e e'er .eerior Drury Lane turni,bas a fitting frame for this 9tupcod, , a E ig Drury Lane ha.- not been turned into a picture palace—rasher it i 9 continuing its unbro'sen career ...

... SIR 'WYNDHAM HANKER'S BEAGLES. FROM Drury Lane Farm, Tybroughton, Flintshire, on Monday, these hounds registered the beat day's sport enjoyed up to the resent. Finding a good hare on Mr Evarui's pasture, they rau test towards the Strift lane, and, having ...

... btthe women the if on a of Drury lane am doors London, early om afternoon Bibe was cheerfully preparing to wait bours for the opening of the doors for be Momey ed was for an all aighe amd dey thes old who Comes, from wae Drury lane at | 30 pm on pot the fret ...

... Prodigal Son, which, after yielding a week to Mr. George Alexander, and 000 a week to its author, has left the management of Drury Lane with a profit of £4,000 from its three months' run. It has not declined The Blue Moon, which, having for a hundred nights ...

... less regard for logic and art, and more regard for colour and effect. Drury Lane. One of my young deputies writes: If full hoagies be any proof of success, Sindhacl; at Drury Lane, is a vet): successful pantomime, and if anyone wants a hearty laugh go ...

... success of the experiment of giving his patrons a Drury Lane panto in place of the usual home product Dick 117rittinyNn. by Sir Augnstus Harris, Cecil Raleigh, and Henry Hamilton, which was produced at Drury Lane two seasons ago, having been put on the Royal ...

... in London and who would like to know all about The Forty Thieves—the subject of the next Drury Lane pantomime—should write at once to Mr. Arthur Collins, Drury Lane Theatre, to ask for a copy of The Forty hieres souvenir, which he is issuing for free d ...

... * * * The rent of Old Drury Lane is, it appears, £4,445 per annum; and as the lease. which is the property of Bedford's Duke, falls in in '94, the meeting last week of the Royal Drury Lane Company of Proprietors was hot devoid of interest. Mr. O'Dowd ...

... * * * The Lyceum with Cy-ft/he/bee, and Drury Lane (under John Coleman's management) with The Duchess , : f Coulyardie, are both to reopen on Saturday, the 19th. ...