... fish-hawker. Can't you int,ro(iuce me? With pleasure. I am her father. On one of the nights when Mrs Siddons first performed at Drury Lane, a Jew boy, in his eagerness to got to the first row in the shilling gallery, tell over into the pit, and was dangerously ...

... home to go to the opera. At Her Majesty's Madame Patti appeared in Traviata, and seats were of course at a premium. At Drury Lane, Don Giovanni was given, and both Ma.dame Mordica and Mdlle. Arnoldson appeared therein. At the conclusion of these performances ...

... divorce oil the ground of alleged adultery of his wife. Julia Eiizabeth Court, said to havtl been engaged on the stage at Drury-lane, the cCV respondent being Mr Cecil Drummond Wolff. A denial was pleaded; and the wife alleged that her husband had been ...

... Pizarro, a play adopted for the English stage from the French by Richard Brindsley Sheridan, then the principal proprietor of Drury Lane Thea.:rs. In the course of the play the hero of the piece has occasion to 6re a pistol, and it was supposed that the lodgment ...

... bip scene feature in the shape of an earthquake. This is the earth- quake at Monte Carlo, taken from life by the lessee of Drury Lane, who was present. The Cass Case. I I (Bristol Timet correspondent) hear that the result of the Lord Chancellor's investigation ...

... tp be given by the company on the evening of Good Friday, and the special attraction lor the Easter holidays is to be the Drury Lane drama, The Derby Winner. Tlia Eiritlira. Olfdfft. I Ffratn pySftulre to fihalis. the ^fogtAirlffie at the Empire this week ...

... Press—that is, to the ladies whose dutv it i. t, ow. deal with dress-in order to show them the wonderful costumes, for the Drury- lane Christmas pantomime. The dresses are splendid, brocades and silks being used of the very finest and richest sort. Among ...

... occupied by the Frodigal Daughter, which, it will be remembered, was one of the last of the many celebrated produc- [ tions at Drury Lane of the late Sir Augustas Harris. The piece has been pre- viously produced in Cardiff, but it will well repay another visit ...

... or such at any rate is the opinion of managers. Tomorrow afternoon Sir Augustus Harris commences a series of matinees at Drury- lane with a performance of Carmen in English, in which the principal parts are to be sustained by Miss Daria Farini, Mr George ...

... scores of busy li,tuds, not to speak of busy brains, are already engaged in gettiug ready for Mr Blanchard'snext annual at Drury Lane, a theatre for which, under successive managements, he had written the pantomime for more th n foriy cousecutivc years, ...

... and dissimilar views which exist on the subject. The theatres arc doing what is technically called good business just now. Drury Lane is crowded every nidit, the Lyecum is filled to overflowing, there is (Liiite, (t eriisli at the Gaiety, and the Folly is ...

... they cannot shine in society. There is an excellent auecdote told of Macreaay and Samuel Phelps. Macready was acting at Drury- lane in the West-end, and Phelps at Sadler's Wells in the East-end. Macready wrote a letter, something like the follow- ing :—' ...