... Mr. James R. Gilmore, who was a per' Ar * CEAT DOINGS AT DiUSJY LANE ?? r rhur Collins to me -to-night hi i'tefoyer. of Drury Lane Theatre, as we - In, discsse theproress and -the prospects of iM I th ne drms~ fesrts~ are TrumiD a And I have reserved ...

... enterprising manager of Drury Lane Ai Theatre-promised long ago that his Christmas le pantomnime of 1888 should surpass its prede- e, cessor. He has (our London correspondent ,£ states) kept his word. Last year's pantomime I at Drury Lane was magnificent, bat ...

... arrived. a A NEW PIEPE AD nRURY LANE. e -Mr. Edward Broom's new p Marsac e of Gascony, produced for the lirst time *n at Drury Lane last night, amtused and t t interested in a manner which the author i probably, did not anticipate. It was e i labelled ...

... marks of violence Vc-u body he was suppoc-ed to have died cudtelielY 4 Whhilst 'lTite World' wvas being played at t.e le Drury Lane 'rTeatsre, on Monday eveniug. the ica- mense a t.drop fell forwvard upon the ?? r butthe serious consequences which might ...

... I hope, or Iced drinks, a pcenny, is the purport; of a w. large pla~card in the fronti of the new oodee palaces m in Drury lane, I, as ra lover of temperasnce reform, enter and taste the fruit beverages thne provided kg the society of whkich Lord Cairns ...

... l-house.fall boarls at the Lyric, Lyceume, and Drury Lane, and snn infuniwed that at the Savoy, Prince of Walos's, Adelphi, Gaiety, and Globe similar v el- come signs could be observed. At the Lyceum and Drury Lane the advance-booking is quite exceptional. ...

... Augustus Harrie to tae menbers of ithe Institute of Journa- lists, lie has decided to hold it at Coventa Garden, instead of Drury Lane Theatre. The Lancashire and Cheshire Miners' Federation hold a meeting at Mancitesear on3 Saturday, and unainimolisly resolved ...

... provide for him the id comforts of a humble, but withal sociable, club, when the day's work is done. y The aspect of Drury Lane Theatre or le Saturday was that of a house cn a 'first te night-so enthusiastic and denionstrativ, of was the vast audience ...

... howeve4 definitely. states tla~'t bisE plh will as t strenueuely opzpose the tvssnufer. hi - of ., The Christmas pantomime at Drury Lane at 'is' not only anr.ouneed; but. is described in CDr te~rms -which appear to corroborate. the runpiuars cuts that have ...

... assisted by the leading members of the South r llub Loudon parochial bodic .. - ti 120. ti___ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ Ited qu yer, DRURY LANE THEATRE IN DANGER fo ght, BY FIRE. a ito m r of About balf-past six on Sat'rdey evening a fire broke out m sur- in the extensive ...

... noticed that at the time the lessee of the Drury Lane Theatre was giving an operatic perforinance at Windsor before her Majesty he also produced Faust at Covent Garden and the Wagner programme at Drury Lane. For these three performances sonmething like ...

... Rouse in his original character of Jackl, a part played by him about a thousand timea, including four hundred nights at r Drury Lane Thestre, being played there no leas o than two seasons. It is many years since r. JohnnI Rouse trod thoboardasof a Cardiff ...