... orchid ballet in the Drury Lane pantomime made a Xvery great hit at thi- eeninig's -perftrmnisce,'and' was loudly ap- planded. Seldbm has an~ything snorebeautif been put on the stage, but it is rather unfor tunate that Drury Lane is so large- a thiatre ...

... popular composer. The Leeds chorus have had a month's holiday. but the general rehearsals will be resumed this week. The Drury Lane melcdrama has been christened The Great Ruby, for it is a jewel which 'sives rise to a good deal of the action of the ...

... 000. This fortune was made in the course of about I fifteen years, for when Sir Augustus Harris first took the lease of Drury Lane he had not a five | pound note in his pocket, and was obliged to 1borrow from friends (one of them was his future father-in-law) ...

... Courier. It d attained the, for those days, satisfactory run of a three weeks, and it has since only once been g revived at a Drury Lane benefit in 1817. Mr l Frank Thicke has revised the play, cutting it a down from five acts to three, and reducing many zrof ...

... JULIUS :CSAR AT HER MAJESTYS. (no O OWN? 0CORBS5PONDEYrS) London, Sunday Night. With the exception of a few performnaces ati Drury Lane shortly.before the retirement of I Samnel Pheils, and the German representations by the Saxe-Meiningen Company, in which ...

... .) London, Friday Night. Strange to say, the only pantomime to be seen in the West End to-night was Vhitting- ton at Drury Lane. Mr A. Harris has, how- ever, by no means relaxed his efforts in the absence of competition. W Whittington pretty faithfully ...

... WAGNER.- Negotiations. are in progress to. a obtain from Wagner permission for the German h Opera Troupe who will visit Drury Lane next season to play his operas. Some of the besbt German singers are expected here, and it is even i contemplated to. brsig ...

... Cg. cw ~. TO.NIGEET WOAY. 1(,Ira XtCVZXZ=I FOR ?? NIGETS ONLY.I MY AUGUST'US HATX3.s', IILXDYCTABB (,OMTlANT CFrzo= lbs Drury Lane Tisestre. Leamdaol ThmNoe Scen? t ery Tlitd l,,S Isa. the 10 b3y Mi Rw -Som Elan. whte seats may~ be mcanmS, LI' D~n~~ St ...

... thrownhim. sue] l Mdlle. Louise Kellog, the Yankee prima fft, of donna, has made a great impression this season his on the Drury Lane audiences. She is not ex- tior a actly what might be called an artiste of the tiri al highest rank, but she always acts ...

... gentleman, probably from thu country, bad b,6 t enticed into One of the vile brothels l*?ljg at sbhe Iao o Lorg-Acte or Drury Lane; that he bad there been drugged with opium, or, rather, tbat an attempt bed been mbde to dtug him, shich was only partially ...

... fault can be laid to hic ?? I'c A ir F. L. Villiesr stained the cha pareathe Jewar JMender wh~en the piece 'Was brought cuta Drury Lane, and mayS be suppos avd- it fully in the interval. We should deeicerelopee4 straining after effect, and more Power ia the ...

... over-coloured criticism or to the less critical temper of a less cultured period. in now noticing his Eavmlet played at Drury Lane yesterday afternoon for the first time, we have to record a genuine triumph-an assump- tion instinot with a grace san dignity ...