... six months, and he - ?.left his last one with a, week's salary in his pocket. 0S True, his wife has got a small part at -Drury Lane; - but if Something doesn't turn up soon, he thinks-he' as. says it only half in fun-of trying the streets. (It is is a ...

... capacities, maki3ng a total of 505 indi- wa ~ridnatls employed. Advertisements and hill-posting ho: are about the same as at Drury Lane rneatre, via., for l the former £80O to £100 : for the latter £200 weekly. tol Salaries of singers vary from £10 to £120 ...

... gaol. SrAsNGt SutCIDs.-On Tuesday morning, about two o'clock, a woman of the name of Payne, residing in Charles Street, Drury Lane, hearing a strange noise'at her window, she opened it. and saw a man s legs dangling in front of it. She put ouit her head ...

... Herr Rihieter left Landau fur Hamburg, where be will consult with Herr Pelliui about the seaonu of the Rtiuhter operas at Drury Lane caxt May. Y.At P. brilad connnon given in Londpn an Wedneeday ] ent tba fieet part of the pregrumme woe composed oS- Bray ...

... by the poets deall now opera ~~~~~~~~~~Thee of thme HRose of Castille. This Wvork is to ho produced an ed C October at' Drury Lane, the future home of the national Lo opera. Mr Frank Mori, too, has founded at lya'ical structure whic on an old English ...

... December.Th g It is said that Mr Augdustus Harris is going toCu, 9spendX£5000 over his prodcto o The Spanish re DArmada at Drury Lane-a sum, which about re-tw d presents the profit over the Italiain Opera season, Mr aget aHarris and his collaborateur, Mr ...

... the 'Upper ci Ten, related to the Marquis Londonderry, lhes resolved to e take to the stage, and will make his debut at Drury Lane C after the run of C'omus at Easter, t ART Gossir.-We are informed tllat a new art union is ti in coerso of formation here ...

... Chaucer's. Canterbury Titles, illustrated by- his wife. The complimentary performance on behalf of Mr E. P. P' Hingston at Drury Lane Theatre was a great success, and B realised not less than £800. Mr Hingston, we regret to say,. contirnuesveiyil. The perso ...

... realms of mind-theI empire of thought-and maintains a proud superiority over all her Contem-. poraries. Saturday last at Drury Lane Theatre was devoted to a epitodid reminis-t ceslce of the late Sir Waiter Scott. After the opera of Rob Rey Macgregovr, ...

... the C well-known actress, who for several years has C represented the heroines of the Adelphi and I subsequently of the Drury Lane melodramas. X The third photograph shows the intellectual I features of Mr Richard lie Gallienne, fast coming into note ...

... and leave Her Majesty's Theatre unoc. cupied. There will, however, be an opposition, as a con. paoy is to be organised at Drury Lane. THE BYRON ScANDAL-There is one useful lesson which we may all learn from the controversy-it shows that the beet mode of ...

... suits of mouning, heats and gloves. IVANeIIE.--A drama, founded on Sir W. Scott's romance of Ivaulsoe. wias produced at Drury Lane on Saturday night in presence of a vtry crowded house, The play has been constructed or arranged by Mr Andrew Halliday The ...