... much. It seems fairly • certain that Drury Lane will supply • decided rival attraction to Covent Garden's programme. ' The latter house has not succeeded in securing • Tamagno, and he is the card which Drury Lane trusts to play, with all the other operatic ...

... lateen the reef. Not et many years ago the Pantomime West Fad of London had to Seasoa. depend on one pantomime.— that of Drury Lane. Mr. Barrett then intzodoed a competitive ehmient. Only two or at most three playbrims outside the inner circle produced ...

... services being requisitioned for Drury Lane, with the istsult that there is no. pantomime at the Lyceum Theatre, while in of pantomime at the Crystal Palace this year there is a circus entertainment.. In the West End the Drury Lane pantomime has en rival. The ...

... Mr. Collins has probably a unique espnrience in the planning end amogrinent of thet.l tremendous scenic effects for which Drury Lane has always been famous. There is some hope, I am told, Niger of the French r and British Protectorate. Foreign Offices coming ...

... patients, and made impropir to certain members of the stiff on Tuesday. Priscilla Purvis, a former patient, and barmiid at Drury Lane Theatre, raid that whale she in the hospital she had to complain of the chaplain into her room when she was in bed. oLos ...

... of are running old pic.,es, ago familiar in the provinces. There ore h~ea with their doors closed, including the Iguanas, Drury Lane, Het Majesty's, ddelphi, Gaiety, Priam of Wales's, tilt. James, sod Covent The music are, of course, °pea, and open-sir ...

... twenty-eight in number, which constitutes a record in this line of popular entertainment. The West End provides two—the famous Drury Lane pantomime and Mr. Oscar Barrett's Cinderella at the Garrick Theatre, and the other 28 are to be found in the district ...

... surely the most satisfactory and beneficial There i s an important innovation in connection with this year'e pantomime at Drury Lane. Instead the performance running straight ahead without as has hitherto been the twee, the curtain at the close of one of ...

... the Sir Augustus who is always to the fore in this theatrical, is the minaret to any reel use of the phonograph. While at Drury Lane the other morning. I had the pleasure of listening to the chorus of last year's pantomime, the whole of which was taken ...

... lire during the interval. Ho is now in his eighty-eighth year. When Crouch c:miposed the wing he was musical director at Drury Lane. His setting of Mrs. Julia Cranford's versed brought to he publbitere a profit of £15,000. Crouch in his younger days was ...

... night the Prinoess of Wales and the Princeesee Victoria and Maud were alne to hear by its moans part of the opera given at Drury Lane, and selections from the performance at other theatres. • A tuahogany washstand, with drawer and looking-glass, which is ...

... years since I have Out of she Poet Office. I have 'line no I eat very sorry. I left Rating on Saturday slot, end dept. in Drury-lane.—Deirec. %I t Atkiteon asked the Brod, to remod prisoner till Saturday as the police still a lot of investigations to make ...