... during the whole of that lengthened period his fame wvas grossi-g greater and greater Arlemigth he accepted an engagement in Drury Lane Theatre at the fixed salary of £00 per night; anid thus, after many trials, cares, unrequited laboeunr, and dis- appointments ...

... THEATRICALS IN LONDON. The production of 'The Winter's ale on Saturday night at Drury Lane marks an im- portait change in the policy of the management of this old home of the national drama. Mr Chatterton is once more ruler of the fortunes of the theatre ...

... returning to London in 1868 fwhen Chatterton took Drury Lane), and appearing as Richelieu and Hamlet, besides alternating Othello and Iago with Charles Dillon. Daring his three years' engagement at Drury Lane King likewise played Macbeth, William Tell in ...

... Gaylordand Blanche Coleas chief-) artistes, The season fwill, however, conclude before the Carl Rosa opera season begins at . Drury Lane. The production of cc Claucdian at the Prin- cesses is postponed till Thursday next, as at the dress rehearsal it was found ...

... and MIi3s Drunluoud ,iin the chief parts. $ t The present season of operatic performances in English came to an end at Drury Lane last night, when Carmen again attracted a large - audience, the Hungarian singer, -Madame Oiitzka, once more playing ...

... before Easter Eve, will probably again bg; E observed as a close time at many of the theatres, I notably at the Lyceum and Drury Lane, - Managers of other houses, too, are beginning to prepare for their Easter novelties. The long run of Dorothy ended last ...

... being quito C over, many of the best London theatres remtain a closed. b Mr Augustus Harris has now decided not to re-open Drury Lane until about tho end of September. Ho has the choice of two pieces i for the re-opening, but has settled to mount an historical ...

... autumn opera at Covent Garden. It is now understood that the enterprise has fallen through. A new play is in preparation at Drury Lane, X and it is possible that it may be seen before the close of the present season. it is entitled i John Garth, and from ...

... music WI at Drury Lane. Mr Charles Harris will pro- Gi bably he one of the stage managers during the th opera season, but this has not yet been quite Di decided. Cl MrOscar Barrett has, I understand, j I %secured the option of taking Drury Lane, season dac ...

... popular comedian Mr Harry Nicholls is Ii suffering from an attack of typhoid fever, and l since Tuesday his place in the Drury Lane melo- hI drama ThOe Prodigal Daugrhter has been V flued by his understudy Mr Frank Harrison.- On Thursday his state wvas ...

... together, but next Saturday the performance wil be free from such adventitious and in- artistic aids. The dbiut last night at Drury Lane of Frau. Atndreissen in the trving art of the heroine of Wagner's Tristan and Isolde was an almost unexpected success ...

... llr Ivanl Caryll, lC tie condiuctor at the Lyric Theaxtre. a The Drury Lane pautemime wilt be wvith- |h drawn on Ss:ur'laty fortnight. At Easter it is 0 proepeaei to revive at Drury Lane Toni Taylor's 'h 'Never Too Late to MSendi, with M~r Charles P ...