... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Though the pantomime Robinson Crusoe has already outlived the holiday season, with which it was to have been coeval, so f*r is it as yet from declining in popularity that it continues to grow in favour with the public. Night after ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Edmund Falconer is popular, and not ondeserveu! so. In conjunction with his co-lessee Mr. ChattertoD. a has for some years past managed the national theatre wil judgment and eaterprise, aad ia a style which h.vs affonle abundaat ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. THE SICILIAN BRIDE. A new opera, entitled The Sicilian Bride, the libretto being by M. St. Georges and Mr. Bunn, and the music by Mr. Balfe, was produced at the above theatre on Saturday evening. The scene is laid in Sicily, at ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Augustus Harris. Sole Lessee and Manager. — YOUTH, ar entirely original, sensational, and domestic Drama, written bj Messrs. Panl Merritt and Augustus Harris, will positively b( produced on SATURDAY next, August G. ...

... mHEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. _ Augustus Harris. Sole Lessee aud MR_,a£er. -Ou rH.— I»y raul Merritt and Augustus Harris. TO-NIGHT, at 7.40, 6eorg ...

... — ♦- THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Augustus Harris THIS DAY. at 130 and 7.30. THE BABES IN THK WOOD • Me.sjrs. H. Nicholls, H. Campbell, C. Lauri, iun., Vincent Leno* Griffiths Bros., Andrews, Inch, Pleon, and H. Payne- Mesdames Florence ...

... • DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director. Arthur Collins. THIS EVENING, at 7.45. THE GREAT RUBY: Mr?. John Wood, i Mrs. Raleigh, Miss Bella Pateman, Miss lloifman, Miss Liliau Menelly, Miss Mary Brough ; Messrs. Robert Pateman, Robert Loraine, J ...

... tremendous Drury Lane Triumph. YOUTH.— Another Drury Lane Triumph, surpassing all pre- vious successes even under Ur. Augustus Harris's management. YOUTH.— Another Drury Lane Triumph.— The Telegraph says : — A more elaborate production has never been ...

... GERMAN OPERA AT DRURY LANE. ■•» A short season of German Opera was successfully inaugu- rated last evening. Music lovers undoubtedly owe a debt of gratitude to Sir Augustus Harris for providing them with an opportunity of hearing some of Wagner's 4 * ...

... mHEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. JL Doors open at seven o'clock, commence at 7.40. Prices of Sidniission : Private boxes from one to live guineas ; stalls, 10s.; grand circle, fs.; first circle, 45. ; balcony, 3a; pit, 25.; gaUery, Is.; upper gallery, 6d. ...

... mHEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. JL Augustus Harris. Sole Lessee and Manager. YOUTH.— By Paul Merritt and Augustus H__ TO-NIGHT, at 7.40. MORNING PERFORMANCE TO-DAY (SATURDAY), at two o'clock. George Rignold, Ryder, Vtrnon, Elwoo.l. Nicholls, Charles, Kelcey ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. m ' When the late Mr. Dion Eoucicault'a drama Formosa was originally produced at Drury Lane in August, 1-U'J, it I hail the sub-title of The Railroad to Ruin. It proved I effective and successful, but there were some comments ...