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... DRURY LANE On , 12 , 1885 , was produced here a new and drama in five and fourteen scenes , by Henry Pettitt and Augustus Harris , Human . Captain Temple Mr . Henry Mr . Edmund Leathei Paul de Mr . J G . Mardyke Mr . J . H . Clynds Rev . Arthur Lulworth ...
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... DRURY LANE. IT is not until May that Mr. John McCullough brings Virginius to Drury Lane; and in the meanwhile The World resumes its place on the programme. The drama, devised on such strictly sensational principles by Messrs. Meritt, Pettitt, and Harris ...
... DRURY LANE. It is only for a few weeks that the revival of Human Nature can be presented at Drury Lane, and for those weeks it seems likely to regain its popularity with the large class of playgoers who like their melodrama on a large scale, especially ...
... DRURY LANE. Why does not feignora Eleonora Duse stick consistently to parts such as she plays in La Locandiera and Cavalleria Ituslicana? What strange fancy is it which induces her from time to time to strain the limited powers and phy sique so admirably ...
... DRURY LANE. Madame Ristori's reappearance in England was welcomed on Monday last by an artistic and fashionable audience. From the beginning to the end the performance of Lady Macbeth by this grand and ac complishcd actress appeared to give keen enjoyment ...
... DRURY LANE. IT was not to be reasonably expected that a drama de liberately and confessedly written for the purpose ful filled in Gentleman Jack would attain any very high standard of art. But one might fairly have hoped for something a little less child ...
... Drury Lane. Since our last notice of the Meiningen Com pany there has been no new production to note, except the somewhat uninteresting performance of H 'aUenstein Lager and a German version of iVloliere's Malade Imaginaire. Neither oalls for much comment ...
... DRURY LANE. THE season terminated here on Saturday night with the last representation of the pantomime, The White Cat; and on Mon day a morning performance, promoted by an influential committee as a complimentary benefit to Mr. Chatterton, on the approach ...
... DRURY LANE. On Monday, October 15, 1883, was produced here a new drama, in 5 acts, by Robert Buchanan and Augustus Harris, entitled A Sailor and his Lass, Harry HastiDgs Mr. Aturattug Harris Walter Carrutw-n Mr. William Morgan Richarl Kingston Mr. ...
... Drury Lane. Preciosa the last of the series of plays set down for production here by the Meiningcn Co., proved as a great success popularly and, if possibles greater artistically thau their opening performance, when they astonished us all in Julius Ceasar ...
... the case heretofore. A pantomime at Drury Lane, with no other production to interfere with its success, would be sure to have a long run, whether sumptuously adorned or not. But the enterprising manager of Drury Lane has, on this occasion, been at greater ...