... taking the leading parts. Miss Clo Graves has produced a variety of pieces, beginning with Nitocrosis nine years ago, at Drury Lane, which ought really to have gone into the evening bill, for it was a grand and impressive tragedy, and ending with A Mother ...

... adaptation to her husband's varying moods. Drury Lane drama is a little unfortunate in requiring its villains to be at all times villain. ous—a point wherein it errs in its pourtrayal of human nature. But Drury Lane, demanding an obvious and unmistakable ...

... retort is likely to bring Mr Whistler over here agafn, and probably with the same cane as that he used in the vesti- bule of Drury Lane one memorable first night, bub no Englishman will disagree with Mr Moore that the custom of duelling, espeoially as it is ...

... stated that at a quarter past 11 o'clock on Friday night he was caiied to eject the prisoner from the stage entrance of Drury La-ne Theatre. He became very violent, and it took several constables to get the prisoner to the station. When in the cells he ...

... hearty than was accorded her during her short appear- anco in tho Metropolis dnring the brief Coburg season last year at Drury Lane. ...

... sanguine anticipations were realised to the full. Many people arc old enough to remen-tbar the production of Julius Caesar at Drury Lane some 30 years back, with an excep- tionally strong cast, but stage scenes were not then so artistic and elaborate as at ...

... of the oharges brought against the chaplain. A VISIT TO A PATIENT. Priscilla Purvis, a former patient, and barmaid at the Drury Lane Theatre, aaid that while she was in the hospital she had to complain of the chaplain walking into her room. On one occasion ...

... Two Little Vagabonds. The Garrick panto- mime is deservedly full to overflowing, and is far I more talked about than the Drury Lane annual. ...

... new street will cut direct through from Holborn, opposite Southampton-row, as far as Stanhope-street, which lies behind Drury- lane. It then divides in an easterly and wes- terly direction, not, however, becoming any narrower. The western branch cornea ...

... defending Macready from accusation of brusqueness: We were doing, said she, the 'Prisoner of War,' by Douglas Jerrold, at Drury Lane; Phelps was in it, and I was Poll Pallmall Macready was rehearsing us. His patience was endless, but it seemed as if I could ...

... drying kiln in Vauxhali-road. They also ascertained that it had been stolen from Messrs. Jump and Co., corn merchants, Drury- lane, and that a man named Scott had sold it to a person named Bird for £6. The detectives apprehended j -ird on a charge of ...

... ult to reconcile. Where does the difference come in, save that at the Alhambra Findlater would earn £35 per night, and at Drury Lane, the averag e Tommy Atkins gets only two shillings ? The offer of X40 per annum to be a. gatekeeper to a Royal demesne is ...