... Mountford has a capital booking for September 7th. having secured for the week White Heather, the great spectacular drama from Drury Lane. Mr. Wafers continues his splptdid catering et the Queen's Theatre. Longion, and is to Do complimented on having secured ...

... Cinderella. The libretto work of Mr. Hickory Wood, the gentleman ' is responsible for this year'■ pantomime produce,' at Drury Lane, and who has e u v considerable reputation for other libret•ce has provided the directorate of the meat oof politan theatre ...

... sung in French at Brussels towande the end of Match. On Thursday Peter Pan at the Duke of York's, and The White Cat at Drury Lane, reacted their hundredth performance. The Lonely Millionaires, an original comedy by Mrs. Henry de la Pasture, was to ...

... 'Majesty's Theatre, will be taken by Mr. J. Fisher Vita. Mr. Hall Caine u Actor.—ln view of the forthcoming Production at Drury Lane next year of a dnunalie version of Mr. Hall Caine's novel, The Prodigal Son, which is to be published to-morrow, a copyright ...

... perhaps he has a daughter. beautiful as a vision—' Be quiet, Westbury, don't be a fool I Beautiful as the fairy queen of a Drury Lane pantomime. seen from the back of the pit. the other man continued, ignoring the rising temper of Herbert Saxon.A lovely ...

... literature, works of travel, ar.d general biography. Easter is given as the probable date for t-ir Henri Irving's appearance at Drury Lane. The veteran actor's repertoire will include The Merchant of Venice. Becket. The Bells, Louis X 1.. :' The Lyons ...

... operas hue had the benefit of the ex- A Ballnmbe telegram states q ui preparations are being made at ceptional ezperience at Drury Lane this peat ardihowe seat in Galway. summer. Theta the management have taken ! o i the Prinos of Wales , who t 1C330.1 from ...

... o 7 sup. It thirteen in London at benefit to the manager- , -vrea a charsow.r with good deal ot rActat ***Alfred Bunk at Drury Lane. Since [bid ichann , elle-tit , iit temintue-.1 , ,•e5. Most men' time, boy and mart he has come tons bad m et iwfore., ...

... see it fully carried out.; one Much sensation hasbeen caused by Mr. E. H. Cooper's attack in the Daily Mail upon the Drury Lane pantomime. as being too much of the music halt type to plsaae children. A memorandum issued by the Chancellor of the Ezctequer ...

... grata with all classes no IPS% esteemed mi beloved than he is in Lendon SCENEd THAT BAFFLE DESCRIPTION. His short season at Drury Lane was not a farewell: but it is not possible that when he Adieu in the spring of next year greater enthusiasm of admiration ...

... doetety last week, 'at:ortgly condemned the nee of alcoheL sir Henry Irvin, hae decided In extend the' run of Pocket at Drury Lane Theatre for a week longer than was ortenally intended—that o to eac, up to and Including the matinee on Saturday. the L'Oth ...

... More than 1,01/ ministers all religious denominations accepted The invitation to attend a matinee The Prn•li;al Sou at Drury Lane, en Thursday, and obviously enjoyed the pertcnuance. The charge against Mr. Hugh Watt, - ..ormerly mdmi.ser of Parliament ...