... LANEL. (raocl Oll SPECIAL CORIUOsPONDENT. t London, Monday Nigiht. The two principal London pantomimes respee-t tively at Drury Lane and the Adelphi were pro- I Idrceed this evening, Boxing Night. The two to- gether are said to have colt upwards of £025 ...

... November, and it was the same piece that was played at Drury Lane. The wit- R ness then identified a manuscript that was handedto him as W a copy of the manuscript of the piece that was played at Drury Lane and at Liverpool. day Cross-examined-Previous to the ...

... Shakespere's time, Drury Lane appears to have been celebrated for the best productions of the second-rate orderof dramatists, a set of men who would have been first 'in any other age. We have little to say of the par- ticulars of Drury. Lane at this period ...

... Paterson, Esq., of Spring all, writer in Glasgow, elder. MR T. PownE's A ?? believe that Mr T. Powrie, since his accident at Drury Lane Theatre, has suffered very greatly. He is still strictly confined, and although the ankle is very nearly all right again ...

... THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. CHARLES KEAN..j His first appearance on any stage took place at Drury Lane Theatre, on the opening night of the season, Monday, October the 1st, 1827. Youmg Norval in Home's tragedy of Douglas was the character selected ...

... Elmb'lnk Street, Glasgow, but all letters and gifts in money as formerly to yours, &c., X ?? Hr. HUsNTEn.I DRURY LANE SUCCESSES. Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, August 31, 1B97. Sir,-leferring to a paragraph in your issue of August 26, permit me to remind you that ...

... next season, a first-rate Moor. -Appli- te it cation is to be made to Signor Salvini, stage door th jo ol Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane. * fa 1, Postnoa OrnPua&.-(The Commons Team, ilF n- Wimbledon, 1875.)-Dizzy-' What position shall he ar yss take9 ...

... ward, and the board room. Shortly after six o'clock on Saturday morning an alarm of fire was given from Stanhope Street, Drury Lane. Several engines were quickly on the spot, but the outbreak had, by ithe time of their arrival, been overcome by the inmates ...

... Colville was simply a beauty of the deml-mnonde, named Cbarlotte Munden, and that the Duke had met her in the green.room of Drury Lane Theatre. There w.as no enlcvement in the case; a journey of pleasure was simply proposed, and joyfully and readily accepted ...

... s, I Lui told, h3%,e a Mr Marling whotu they muean to put firwardl A telvram hias been received by Mr Chat. torton, iit Drury Lane ibeatre, announcing tlnt MiSsi Neilon, tbe actress, who hag been. enjoying a great ?? ial the United States, avis ohigt ...

... attained grudged the maaagement the extra time which they had taken. A Drury Lane representationl, a irs Gus Harris, of any stage pieco is always a Hig affair; but a Drury Lane pantonmime, with all its gorgeous spectacular magnificence, is something ...

... holds its own. The two great successes of the year have been ,H1oodman Blind alt the Princess's, and Human Nature at Drury Lane. To play the latter piece two provincial companies are now rehearsing. Few of the other pro(luctions of the year are likely ...