... DRURY LANE, On Monday was revived the drama of Amy Eobsart,” with Mrs. Hermann Vezin in the character of the heroine, whose excellent acting the part is likely to give a new impetus to its popularity. ...

... DRURY LANE . On Monday , 27 , 1885 , was revived the , in four , by Charles Reade , : — It ' s Too Late to Mend . Tom Robinson Mr . Charles Warner Peter Crawley Mr . Harry Nicholls . George Fieldiog Mr . Arthur Lyle William Fielding Mr . II . J . Turner ...

... DRURY LANE. •' Too for the Tram,’’ the tiile of nsw farce by Mr. J. M. Morton, the stage manager. It was pr-dnced onTresday. The hero, Mr. Bardolph Brovin, is personated by Mr. Tilbury, who is prev-.med from effecting intended excursion to Creydon the ...

... DRURY LANE. A one-act operetta, called the Cadi’s Daughter,” was produced on Monday night, with success. The story is based on the placarding of the superiority of the lords of the creation over womankind, by merchant and barber at Bagdad. and the ingenious ...

... DRURY LANE, Tom Thumb; or, Harlequin King Arthur and the Knights of the Bound Table,” is the twenty-second Christmas contribution of Mr. E, L. Blanchard to the Drury Lane stage. The present annual is a fanciful adaptation to pantomime purposes of the ...

... DRURY LANE. The Comedie Framjaise has given many changes of pro gramme since last we wrote of its doings at Drury Lane but the only production calling for special note by reason of its novelty here is that of MM. Duinasand Meurice's version of Shakespeare's ...

... DRURY LANE . The two in the course of every hours at Drury Lane are attended large and audiences . On the occasion of a recent visit we found the huge house literally crammed from floor to ; not a vacant seat or an empty box was to be seen anywhere ; ...

... DRURY LANE, There was an immense auditory assembled on Tuesday night, for the second representation of Auber’s Fra Diavolo.” Owing to recent disappointments, a scene had been anticipated, and the reception of Mr. Sims Reeyes was not unmixed with sounds ...

... DRURY LANE. Some of our critics have been bathing themselves in tears over the production of The World” at Drury Lane, and indulging in much high-falutin over the desecration of that classic temple. Wo might bo spared a good deal of such fudge if the ...

... DRURY LANE. The privileged visitor to the Lane on the afternoon of Thursday, February 1, witnessed what was both a pleasant and a painful sight. With thoughtful generosity, Mr. Augustus Harris had invited the poor schools round London, to gladden the ...

... Drury Lane. Schiller's Robbers is calculated rather to detract from the laurels won by the Saxe-Meiningen Co. in their opening performances. Its production, judging by the annoucement of Mr Harris, has been somewhat reluctantly induced by the wishes of ...

... DRURY LANE. On IJoxing-mglit, December -'6, 1SS1, was produced t.ie Drury Laue grand spectacular, astlmtical, non sensical, pastoral, comical christmas annual, Robinson Crusoe, Written by E. L. Blanchard, Music by Oscar Barrett. I:un?i Ml-j Dot Mario ...