... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night, on the occasion of the one hundredth suc- cessive performance of Aa You Like It, under tha management of Miss Litton, the play was transferred from the Imperial Theatre to Drury Lane. Tbis change of scene is not without ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday evening, when the last solemn strain of tbe overture had ended, and the curtain rose on a fine picture of ruddy rocks, blue sea, and a well-proportioned temple shrouded in a grove, an impression was already made on the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Besides the production of Loh ngrin, Mr. Pari Rosa has produced Mozart's opera Le Nozze de Figaro in Eng- lish after Charles Lamb Kenney's version. The opera was cast in an excellent style, but it was apparent that the ease which ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. To the late Charles Reade's well-known drama, It's Never Too Late to Mend, as revived at this theatre, Mr. Augustus Harris has done the fullest justice. He has engaged excellent painters to illustrate it, and the best obtainable ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. After ?? with gieat success a series of provincial engagements which have necessitated his absence from London for nearly a year and a half, Mr. Charles Keaa has come back to town, and is about to reappear at Drury- lane Theatre. His ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. An enormous audience crowded every part of Drury Lane -ineatre last night, when Leoncavallo's Pagliacci and lascagms Cavalleria Rusticana were performed. Aitnough m common with the previous performances tnis Eastertide want ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. In the new Drury Lane drama, entitled The Armada ; a Romance of 1588, Messrs. Henry Hamilton and Augustus Harris have hit upon a happy idea that will faring substantial reward to them, and will at the same time supply for months ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. No visitor to the National Theatre on a first night would expect to be entertained after the fashion afforded at the Old Globe'in Elizabethan days. A curtain is not hung up to represent a street, a forest, or the interior of a house ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last Saturday afternoon the stage of Drury Lane Theatre was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Russell, of New York, who gave a lecture, or a coupie of lectures would be more correct, on the Harmony and Expression of Motion according ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Yesterday morning a performance was given at tbe above theatre in bid of a fund for the wives and children of British scldiera belonging to the expeditionary force now i departing for the East. The benefit was under the imme- diate ...

... THORGRIM AT DRURY LANE. Mr. Cowen's new opera, Thorgrim, was produced last night at; Drury Lane Theatre with the greatest possible success. The story, taken from an episode in an ancient Icelandic tale, Viglund the Fair, told in Magnusson and Morris's ...

... I DRURY LANE. The tragedy of Othello, or the Moor of Venice, wa, performed last night for the first time under the present management. Othello is, perhaps, the finest acting play ever written ; the characters are so distinctly articulated and are wrought ...