... Mr Joseph A. Cave, the veteran actor, who BAF been on the *tage since he was nine years old, is now playing at Drury-lane Theatre, was J?1 tained on Wednesday by a number of friends *8 jOt met to celebrate his 70ch birth lay. ?! Col. J. Buikeiey Price ...

... A. Osgood, of the Magic, rear-commodore. The Empress Eugeuij was present incognita at a dramatic entertainment given at Drury-lane Theatre, London, for the benefit of the suffering French people. Her Majesty is said to have contributed a sum equal to ...

... Bennett's May Queen. Next week the vocalists move from St. James's t^ the Standard Theatre. The Christmas pantomime at Drury-lane is to be King Arthur; at Covent-garden, Blue Beard; and the Haymarket will have a new extravaganza for its winter ent ...

... Q.C., of the Chancery Bar, who was called in 1835. We are informed that Mr. Mapleson has arrangements for the opening of Drury-lane for Itali»% opera, and that Sir Michael Costa will be the conductor. Colonel the Hon. H. F. Keane, R.E., has beeftl appointed ...

... come once or twice a week, and would dress Boulton and Parle's hair, but she did not know his name. His shop was opposite Drury-lane Theatre in Brydges- street. Knew Thomas Cummings and Hanns who visited the house. She thought Park was a lady as well as ...

... committee formed to collect subscriptions for the purpose of placing a statue of the late Mr. Balfe in the vestibule of Drury-lane, announce that the subscrip- tions already received amount to £5i9 12s. It has been decided to erect a marble statue of ...

... this week to escort a lady t > the Co-operative Stores. The room WAS crowded almost as tightly as the proverbial gadery O DRURY-LANE on Boxing night. To give an oolent was necessary to fight to a counter, to WAIT una OUE got into the midst of the crowd ...

... the attractions of Westbourne Grove. Everything seems tame and flat. There are no new fashions, no Christmas noveltie3. Drury-lane Theatre it shut up, and most of the theatres are open to poor houses on old plays. Even tho Christmas cards are a failure ...

... astonishing what the fear of death will induce a man to do. How- ever, happily, we have not had our January 14 nor our June 6th. Drury-lane has not witnessed the attempt of Orsini, nor Rotten-row the attempt of Berezowski. Colonel Henderson may now breathe freely ...

... resorts of .actors and actresses V series of deserts. The waiters at the places where they dine are chewing their napkins Drury-lane is left to its old women and cats; and Leicester-square is in the exclusive possession of foreigners, The theatrical profession ...

... The Bells of Aberdovey-the song which gave her an im- perishable name in connection with the First Part of Henry IV. at Drury-lane Theatre. God Save the Queen brought a successful concert to a close, and we went to regale our- selves with a comfortable ...

... was feared in advance might be something after the fashion of that preposter- ous person, Mr Gus Harris's achievements at Drury-lane, turns out to be a cleverly-constructed, well-acted melodrama. Mr Charles Reade's new piece is also going well. The unfortunate ...