... a duet, “The Garden of My Heart,” a sentimental ditty with a pretty tune which is being warbled in every pantomime from Drury Lane downwards. * Alice ”’ (Miss Gertrude Blanche) is a dainty little demoiselle and a clever dancer, who has the taking song ...

... the Adelphi ha wrote the Babes in the Wood, 111-treated II Trovatoro ; for tbe Olympic, Mazeppa Travestie ; for Drury Lane, Miss Eily O'Conner ; and for tbo Princess's, Jack the Giant Killer and other pantomimes. At the Haymarket, amongst ...

... Thomas Arthur, aged 17. and Mary Ann Arthur, about 50 years of ago, needlewoman, mother and son residing at Rus- sel Court, Drury Lane, were charged before Mr. Barker— the first with stealing since the 27th ultimo two endorsing machines, of the value of £12 ...

... Boots,” or *' lattle Red Riding Hood,’ drawing hoge andiences of little children and grown-up babies. HOP-O'-MY THUME at DRURY LANE * Hop-o-My-Thomhb ** at Drary bane must, of course, come first m this week’s story aof the footlights. Apart from anything ...

... Edin- burgh, Sept. 16, and the tirst appearance of ' God save the King ' was at Drury Lane, Sept. 28. For a month or so it was much sung at both Covent Garden and Drury Lane ; Burney harmonised it for the former, and Arne for the latter. Both words and ...

... . A LARGE SEED WAREHOUSE DES- TROYED BY FIRE. SIX FIREMEN~INJURED. A large four storey Seed Warehousa in Carter Street, Drury Lane, was entirely destroyed by fire this morning. Great ex- citement prevailed among the people in the poor tenements adjoining ...

... two of which a>» capable of holding set scenes which could only be shown in a theatre on a stage, for instance, as that of Drury Lane, while the remaining five stages are all so large that they can adequately represent auy stage scene Ample space is provided ...

... the ceremony of the installa- tion of a Worshipful Master been performed with such eclat as that of Mr. A. Harris at the Drury Lane Lodge on Tuesday. Among those present were : The Lord Mayor, Sir J. E. Gorst, M.P., Mr. W. T. Marriott, Q.C, M.P., Colonel ...

... EDMUND KEAN'S FIRST VISIT AT DRURY LANE. As the church clocks were striking six he sallied forth from his lodgings in Cecil Street. His parting words to his wife were, I wish I was going to be shot. In his hand he carried a small bundle, containing ...

... and thero were pre- sent in the interests of the profession Messrs. C. T. Burleigh (representing Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, and pro- vincial theatres), J. F. Elliston (representing the Touring Theatrical Managers' Associa- tion and local ...

... the charms of her person and 'he fascinat ing powers of her voice. She was the princi- pal performer in the oratorios at Drury Lane Theatre. The strains which she poured forth were the happiest combinations of nature and art. Her accents were so melo dous ...

... 31 years. On Mon- day night the coffin was taken from the work- house to tke premises of the undertaker (Mr. Powis) in Drury -lane, whence it was conveyed to the final resting place. A crowd of persons, principally of the poorer olass, congregated round ...