... and Indian Exhibition Mrs ny and the members of the Reception Committee to and the a soirese and supper on the eta e at Drury Lane Prir re after the performance of Ifuman Nature on priv see Thursday, the 13th May. I am glad to see the arisl rlce National ...

... subjec Ounc uf the pe-imcipal featni-es of the bazany -will one o he a nyatcrious tent, where MIr. Harry Payne, of friend Drury Lane, will be; at home during the Oh, bazaar, which will close on the eveniing of the 2nd the3 of June. Mail. live Afe l5~ng ...

... TLhe Arabian Nights. She wrotec3 Nikotris, a five-act play in olank verse, which in was brought out one afternoon at Drury Lane, and al is being translated into French, perhians for Sarah rc Berithardt. Burlesques, short shilling novels, fe leadijg ...

... play- cal goers have not been Blonv to 'appreciate. M r. 1101 Augustus H1arris's 1Venus Burlesque C.omnPauY beei from Drury Lane Theatre have been drawing a, cros dad houses nightly, and Lady Dunlo, the the' gret HrryNihols, ndtheres hve kept thorn ...

... regret and disappoint- ment that the advanced arrangements for her reappear- ance in a series of her greatest characters at Drury Lane this winter have fallen through. Last Friday's fog will, I think, prove a great stimulus to electric lighting. The superiority ...

... have engaged to get up this Terceite'Y Festival, will have to iur a very retese ing it out, by eng aging the celebrated, ?? Drury Lane Theatreas Lady Macbeth -everfallsbb from Winchester Cathedral, in Locke's MuBIs.ic . ri of local talent in addition, we ...

... MrT. Gladstone happened lo be at the ] o Critsrioni, and on the day wheii we first heard of the e battle at Al, 'Jepe, Drury Lane Theatre became f the rendezvous oi the Russians and their friends. ''he Duchess of Edinburgh sat out the whole opera, *1 ...

... the subject is M~r. HIarris all the same. I The National Theatre, as all the World krnows, is I Drury Lanie, autnd whut is Drury Lane if not Lit. iHarris? Air. Wilson Barrett, inure mudest than his 1 11rival in the nailed-np drama line, is glorified int ...

... groat revival, I can toll you, and every- look thin has been bright-er since Thursday. The D World was restored tones in Drury Lane TheatCe. ekir which had been all beautified with Japanesepae at andnewcaretsfortheoccsio. Hw mchpaper pa't and carpe t has ...

... the of Prince Of Wales took the Princess, who is now quits of ranvalescent,, end hisofve children, to see 1Aladdin cl %t Drury-lane. The Royal visitors appeared to Sc ihsrottghly uljoy the funo of the pantomime. ohti A stasned-alaos window has just been ...

... composer a anti author when, h antd-is-hantd, thley bent their s wanldering steps ' before the curtain. e The pantomimeo at Drury L~ane wvill he withdrawrn e on Wednesday next. It will t hen have been playedi r one-hundred and thirty times-the longest panto- ...

... Dundas's Company have been doing good businesi at the Portsmouth Theatre Royal this week in the stirring and well-staged Drury lane success, luunan Nature. Their engagement terminates to-night with another Performance of the popular olay. It will be ...