... the sensational incidents, the strilcisg situations, and much of the clever stage mechanism that mlade the fortune of the Drury Lane speatacusar melodramas,,of some of which, indeed, The Silver Killng contains pretty vivid suglgestiolls. Combined with ...

... Rosa and 3MX Augustis Harris have made arrangements to produce4 for the first time in London, Massenet's French opera at Drury Lane Theatre will, doubtless, prove of general interest. The date fixed for this production is Tuesday, May 6. The role of Manon ...

... produced and the success which, on the whole, has attended it, -Such theatres as the HLaymarket, the Prince's4 the Princess's, Drury Lane, the Adelphi, and . the Court have subsisted wholly upon original play.s!, and in the majority of instances have thriven ...

... situation in Victor Hugo's work. On the occasion of the performance for the benefit of the Royal General Theatiical Fund at Drury Lane on the 4ih of March, Mr W. Terriss will recite for the first time a poem called The Dandy Fifth. . A mathematical musician ...

... far below it, We believe Wheatsone devisedsuch an instrument, f The Carl 'Rosa opera season will open on Monday week at Drury Lane. During the first week repeti- tiens: will' be. given of Le Nozze, di ...

... season. . p d Mr Mackenzie has selected another title for bhis ti new opera that is to be produced by Mt Carl Rosaat o0 Drury Lane on the 8th of. June. He now- names his St g work The Troubadour. The'music is said to follow V 0 olosely tlhe modern ...

... 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 ...

... firpl performance of ' A Run of Luck by Mr Augustus Harris's company in Aberdeen. This play as originally produced in Drury Lane theatre met with ma ost unqualified success, and judging by the reception it met with last night wil be a favourite with ...

... 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 ...

... October 2nd The MonLcs -loom w ill be revived at this theatre, t Followving the first pEiformaance of The Armada ' vat Drury Lane on the 22ud, will come the opeuiun of the new Court Theatre snd the Ielpeni. et I the eV\audeville con tbe~ °ith. At tbe ...

... also join thi company. Mr Elwood will play a r. 11oo000ei d lr Leonard Eriyne, the actor, sprained his ankle ft badly on Drury Lane staye a might or two ago, and f hr his place is tetipoiarily taken by Mr Hamilton, part % le author of The Armada.' le ...

... played Jicqlne- to Mr Irving's Robert Mlacaire, IS Mansfield's company. Nearly all the best seats for next oal 1- opera at Drury Lane has' alreadybet hs . ise!s I Solongas this interest is maistasnul thi 1t Cii opera will now be a yearly event. Mr Charles ...