... the charges brought against tha ohaplain. A VLFELT TO A PATIENT. Prisciiln Purvis, a former patient, and barmaid at the Drury Lane Theatre, said that while she was in the hospital she had to complain of the chaplain walking into her room. 011 one occasion ...

... Henry Paptall, jun., a machine agent, living at 20, Devon- shire hill, Hanipstead. The prosecutor was at the pit entrance of Drury lane Theatre on the 19th alt., but finding a large crowd there, he proceeded to the balcony entrance in Cutherine.street. Detective ...

... never see anybody to-day, but always to-morrow. Having nothing to do he thought he would go to the theatre he enquired for Drury Lane, and was directed to it. The doors being shut, he lounged about the neighbourhood till they should open. As it grew later ...

... their own and everyone else's way if taken to a seat. Mr Arthur Collins has noticed this, and, anzions to make patrons of Drury Lane as comfortable as possible, he has decided to pro- vide for a rainy day-not for himself, but for his audience. In the future ...

... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. Theatre Royal, Cardiff. The Drury Lane drama, The White Heather, will be produced at the Theatre Royal this week. John Wood i-omie a great hit in this piece, which is most realistic, with its representations of the London Stock Exchange ...

... charging her with assaulting an old man named John Coakley.—The complainant stated that he lived in Sardinia-buildings, Drury- lane, on the same flat as the defendant. At half- past eleven at night the defendant and another woman were fighting on the landing ...

... fi- ctional nature thia week at the Cardiff Theatre lioyal. The ^Vhito Heather is a famous plav that waa produced fiia! at Drury Lane, and its enthralling plot aud striking situations speedily gave it a 11:me for drawing big houses. Quite one of ita features ...

... prepared. The new play by Sir Augustus Harris, Mr Cecil Raleigh, and Mr Henry Hamilton, which is in active preparation at Drury Lane, is officially described as A new and original sporting and spectacular drama. In all probability the race- horse wnl piav ...

... Saturday night. The audience were enabled to notice too many details. This mistake is not made in the great Armada defeat at Drury Lane. The singing and long dialogue at the commencement of the fourth act should be cut out completely. A grand allegorical tableau ...

... Theatre, Newport. The attraction at the abcve theatre this week is The White Heather, one of the greatest suc- cesses of Drury Lane, and written by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton. The story is full of London life and sandwiched with incidents on the ...

... Drury-lane Murder. FOUR MEN ARRESTED ( DISCHARGED, Late last night there was no one in custody at any of the Metropolitan police stations in connec- tion with the murder of Mary Kenealy, the four year old child, who was found murdered near her father's ...

... the Forth Bridge, thus dispensing with perpendicular supports. The new theatre will hold almost as much, within £ 20, as Drury- lane, although the size of the auditorium circle is, of course, much less. The comforts and convenience of the artists will be ...