... ———_—_ QS ae MR. HALL OAINE’S NEW PLA tour): re Piddle, DRURY LANE. Ledbary, ll Br.dge, Our London writes:—The | foomoath, of “The Prodigal Son” at Rrury Lane la Cecorwent, was a theatrical event of considerable impor end then day spend Mr. Hall Caine ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMTMiE. LAZENBY'S conducted todes. 30lh. 23rd, 30th; Fcbras-ry 3rd, 6th, 13th, SO'.h. sad 24th. Tickets, jßsil Jonracy. Hot ftnnw Sapper, sad Beserred Seat, irom BOOKLXG OFFICES, 8&wt; 433. Coventry Hoad; Vtlls Cros>, HsnJgworth. BOMBARDMENT ...

... THE DRURY LANE DRAMA. A Run of Luek.tt the Drury Lane Theatre, says the London correspondent of the Western DaUy Brest, seems to stand justified as a drama by its effect upon the fortunes of the management. There is every indication that the drama will ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A THRILLING SPORTING DRAMA Last night, Drury Lane, enthusiastic reception was given 'The Whip,” the new autumn drama written Me»us. Cecil Kaieigh and Henry Throughout story provide* many etirring and sensational incidents which thrilled ...

... DRURY LANE SCHOOL. So I callt-d ut I>rury one morning, gays n dramatic piWMiu. Can I the achool Certainly. Where is it “In the Masonic Hall —for the (Treat house is like tho fortifietJ ca-tlo of rncdiieval days, and contains this aiuonp many other se ...

... THE GUARD DRURY LANE. Drury L»n©—tfce great home pantom ; me—oaed (o> enjoy rare distinction among London theatree. For nearly two conturiea aoMiera were placed guard outride the theatre during each performance. Many people thought the guard placed there ...

... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Our telegraphs; is the brightest and beet pantomime Mr. Arthur Collins has produced during the whole of his (enure Drury Lane, and that, which was the rerdict of all present in the auditorium last night, saying very great deal. It ...

... Vo, THE HOTEL 18 WITHIN A QUARTER OF J le CAR PAREIOQP DRURY LANE THEATRE ATR avy. ore 4 ! Vea “Biasy TO fins og FURNISHING 1 1 | HoMAS’S— SUSTAB cue & REPUTATION OF OVER . = » Al &’ at THE KEENES? PRICES IN INSP: Toe RES, Tue Deana Room Sorree £45 103 ...

... DRURY LANE SCHOOL. I called ut Drury one morning, say.i dramatic piWHip. Can I the hcliool Certainly.” Where la it the Masonic Hall —for the en-at I.ano house like the fortified ca-tlo of days, and contains this many other self-Hnfticinp resources. When ...

... DRURY LANE REMINISCENCES. Mr. James Doughty, England's oldest clown, died oq Friday night, at Brighton, at the age of ninetyfour, having been born on August 23, 1818: From the time be started on the bati'.e of lit®— show at Axmiaster, in Somersetshire ...

... ENTHUSIASTS AT DRURY LANE. REMARKABLE SCENES. An extraordinary eoero was to witnessed throughoat yesterday afternoon and last night outside the Drury Loro Theatre, where this afternoon entertainment is being given by the theatrical and musical profeesions ...

... THE DRURY LANE DRAMA. Last night preliminary performance the great drama at Drury Lano was given before number of favoured people. TL Jinn of Luck is not be publicly produced till Saturday night, but Mr. Harris this evenin invited the Duke of Heaufort ...