... from. Physicians, the world over, endorse it. Chemists sell it. 2s 6d and 4s Led. THu dresses in one of tl e scenes in the Drury Lane pantomrnime-a procession of all the kings and queens of England since the Norman conquest with historical events-cost over ...

... interpreters of the story are quite up to iWhat is' required of them. Their singing powers are certainly not such as Would save Drury Lane if these stood alone, and the witb or wisdom or humour of the dialogue is hardly as - nimble as. one looks for in works ...

... Star of India at the Princess's, and The Gay Parisienne at the Duke of York's. Both pieces caught the popular fancy. At Drury Lane, Sir Augustus Harris commenced his usual off-season of English operas with Gounod's Faust, conducted for the first time ...

... the first period of his management of the theatre. Rehearsals are beginning to reveal the spieadours of 'Cinderella, the Drury Lane Pantomiime which Sir Augustus Harris will present to his patrons on Boxing Night. Probably playgoers will be divided in ...

... his London studio with a sitting for his portrait. [he oDuchess of Sutherland yesterday opened a bazaar at Crown Couot, Drury Lane, on be- half of the Presbyterian Church there. It is announced that the amicable arrange- ment in the Sutherland will suit ...

... thlere vras no public cutting of cake at Drury Lane. The fIac; that the proceedings could not have comnmenced till Sunday snorning, uoupled with Sir Augustts's serious state of healith brought don the Drury Lane Ttavelfth Night revels to a were cut- ting ...

... is characteristic of the management of Sir Auaustus Harris. it is now thirteen years since The World was produced at Drury Lane, and for the taste of the 'present-day theatregoer it is rather sensational. Be that as it may, this interesting revival ...

... hours' notice, and, it must be admitted, in a very satisfactory manner. A Run of Luck next rweek will be with- drawn from Drury Lane for the present. The drama has justified its title so far as the for- tunes of the theatre 2are concerned, as it has proved ...

... THEATRE THE DUCHESS OF COOLCARDIE. The Duchess of Coolgardie, that meo sensational melodrama which hln won ith laurels at Drury Lane, comes atsit op'poi. tune time when the Klondykefeverison,: and it is searcely to be wondered at that the piece was played ...

... ale no01 well advanceded and tlhat the leading lady's part will fall to MIadame 11kat vol Palnlay, wilo appeared at tile Drury Lane German ojiera last year. Aniolg others wh'' will be included in the CalSt iLt tile following Sax-ny favourites:- Miss Brandrbll ...

... other prophecies. Mr Henry POttitt's neVw work, '' A Sailor's I Knot, which Sir Augustus Harris has put on the stage at Drury Lane as his autumnal attraction, is declared to be an unqualified success, and one which is sure to hold its own till it has ...

... actress, by throwing a glass at t , her in a punbli-house in Covent Garden, and kick. t e ing her in the body and legs at Drury Lane 1 If Theatre. Complainant also stated that accused e had threatened to serve her as Polly Newbery's c Y husband served Polly ...