... a r1a donkey meant real dramatic art. HowI then shal we appraise the achievement of Sir Augustasi who upon the stage of Drury Lane has attempted nothing less than a representation of the Grand National Steeplechase ? Not only are the horses real horses ...

... played Jicqlne- to Mr Irving's Robert Mlacaire, IS Mansfield's company. Nearly all the best seats for next oal 1- opera at Drury Lane has' alreadybet hs . ise!s I Solongas this interest is maistasnul thi 1t Cii opera will now be a yearly event. Mr Charles ...

... 1 TIhe Shaughraun, was for the first time played at Wallack's Theatre, New York. Twelve months after it was produced at Drury Lane, when, v rote a well-known critic, ' there was cheering to the echo, calls before the curtain innumerable, waving of ha ...

... forth there is to be no room in the Libera. party for the Whig element which once domin ated it. The thieves' supper in Drury Lane last night is declared by those who took part in it to have been a great success. Both the police and the thieves observed ...

... Mont Blanc. A chatty article on the Ladies' Gallery in the House of Commons, Notes on Bird Music, and a history of Drury Lane are well worth reading. In fiction the first place is taken by Walter Besant's new novel, The Ivory Gate, which, so far ...

... been one of d unbroken succss, and she has been prirna donna of . the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden; Her Majesty's Drury Lane, and the Haymarket; La ! Scala, Milan * Academy of Music and Metroolitan e |Opera ouse, New York. Madame Vaberia n has also ...

... also join thi company. Mr Elwood will play a r. 11oo000ei d lr Leonard Eriyne, the actor, sprained his ankle ft badly on Drury Lane staye a might or two ago, and f hr his place is tetipoiarily taken by Mr Hamilton, part % le author of The Armada.' le ...

... accepted an engagemrerit for next season with Mr Gye. Alir Augustus FHarris is busily makiing his ar- rangemetnts for the Drury Lane Christnas antomrime, which, theatre-goers wvill be pleased to beat, wilt this year be Signed by the prince of pantomime ...

... produced and the success which, on the whole, has attended it, -Such theatres as the HLaymarket, the Prince's4 the Princess's, Drury Lane, the Adelphi, and . the Court have subsisted wholly upon original play.s!, and in the majority of instances have thriven ...

... situation in Victor Hugo's work. On the occasion of the performance for the benefit of the Royal General Theatiical Fund at Drury Lane on the 4ih of March, Mr W. Terriss will recite for the first time a poem called The Dandy Fifth. . A mathematical musician ...

... Boughton, A.R.A.. is always desiiiiig dresdes for new plays : MNIr Seymour Lucas. A.R.A., covered himsel' with glory over the Drury Lane 'Armada pro. duction, and now bus4ies himself in seeing that MLr MLansfield'siforthcoiaincI Richard Ifl. is both artistic ...

... is simple, and within the compass of any voice. MrEodwel'sBalad, whichisintroduced in the Cricket Match, performed at Drury Lane, is commonplace. The Waltzes are lively, though there is nothing striking either in tem ore the Polka. I Hovehlo's Part ...