... DRURY LANE. Mr. Harris has done all he promised, and more. Practical sense has gene hand in band with artistic perception of the highest order, and given the public a 'ye !Lade each as has never been witnessed on any stage in England, perhaps not its ...

... DRURY LANE. At Old Drury on each successive Boxing Night itis a question which is t humor.) wonderful eight, Mr. Augustus Harris's pantomime or the audience assembled to enjoy it. This year forms no exception to the traditional rule of quality ; for when ...

... AT DRURY LANE. Another unqualified Drury Lane success has I. be recorded for The Great Ruby, which was produced at the national theatre on Thursday evening last. True it was a success, but a success of stage management, a success of stage mechanism ...

... 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. No success could well have been more marked than that which attended the performance at Drury Lane last Tuesday in aid of The Royal General Theatrical Fund. The very mis cellaneous entertainment on this occasion was so arranged as to catch ...

... DRURY LANE. On Thursday afternoon last week Mr. A. Harris generously gave the use of bis theatre for the purpose of a performance in aid of the funds of the Royal General Theatrical Fund. The curtain rose on Taking u Easy, well played by Messrs. Chessman ...

... DRURY LANE. THE Comédie Francaise goes steadily through its promised selections from its justly famous répertoire with varying degrees of success so far as public interest, is concerned, but without changing the level of its artistic achievement. Sometimes ...

... DRURY LANE. RUMOUR always has a good deal to say, either correctly or in- correctly, about Sir Augustus Harris's pantomimes long before that most enterprising of managers has presented them to the public This year we heard that the subject of the Drury ...

... DRURY LANE. IT would be strange indeed if the stirring play last provided by Mr. Augustus Harris for his patrons at Drury Lane failed to achieve a huge, popular, and financial succees. No element needed for the attainment of this result appears to have ...

... DRURY LANE. AIETY_ THE* THE 4. T. W. ITRREY mess.- EATBE. Immense soceese and Lakilli - giGirTS of the great Drury Lane Drams, PLUCK. by permission of Augustus Harris. Drury La ne hosnery, Drury Appointments, and Drury Lane Sensational Effects. 13 VENIN ...

... Drury Lane. THE SAXE-MEININGEN COMPANY. We are obliged to omit the cast of Julius Ceasar, the opening performance, because of its length, the number of characters reaching nearly forty, all of which, we are assured, are sustained by competent actors. ...

... Harris have been more evidenced , and had not a little to do with ensuring a pronounced succesajfor the latest production at Drury Lane . _ A Run of Luck was received on Saturday with every demonstration of approval possible from a crowded house . It is safe ...