... to member for Canterbury. r- TuE CAsi. ROsA OPERA COMPANY. P The programme of the Carl Rosa opera se season, 1890, at the Drury Lane Theatre, is s, now (observes our London correspondent) s complete. The season will conmnmence on April 5. The forthcoming ...

... her Chat guidance. Chisc was sti The Operas are now in full swing, This week sees the Clan sermitrd of Lidllo. Nilsson at Drury Lane; last Saturday alterat LMdlie. Patti made her first appearance this season at Oni. Barer' rid Mrio the cot Covent Gardeon ...

... Hodeon leaves the Queen's . to become the lesses of the New Royaltt. JMc. Halliday's , drama is in full preparation at 'Drury Lane, lbst there i-is -no. sign; at any other house, savi at the Oljmpie, which seems. to have had a continued run of'prosperity ...

... extended to the experi- ment during the past year. Mrd Carl l osoa will give us an eight weeks' season of English opera at Drury-lane, when he will produce a new work, by Mr. Goring 'thomas, entitled .Nadesyda, which is founded on a Russian love story, ...

... thtc coantry of a they miscalculated their resources. do I Mr. Charles Warner's benefit performance this Br afternoon at Drury Lane Thleratre was an so I unqualified success. The house, lent for thae oac- a I slein by Mr. Augustus Harris, was crammed from ...

... nopalar s delusions and imposla-es will always find r votaries among ths uneducated, while that of f EDWARD TYREELL SMITH ,of Drury Lane v Theatre, well illustrates the fact that a police- n constable, if possessed of tact,maymake for- o tunesone after another ...

... appears at Ithe Haymarket. Saturday will witness at Drury-lane the welcome of the Prodigal Daughter, of which Sir Auugustus ?? and Mr. Sims admit joint parternity. . The autumn annual at Drury Lane, under the W. brilliant management of Sir Augustus ...

... lengthen it, added two acts and introduced two new ?? Bauhfuilf Cettfanti and his good lady. The comedy was thtan produced at Drury- lane in 1751 by Ostrich, and continued to b~e's favourite play. -Mrs. Jordan frequently acted the Wi7dorr ehtrnor. The last ...

... by Leopold 7 Wenzel, wviti some iddililonal utlitre by Mr. Johin E Crotik, tire will known intI popular eouduolor of 3 Drury *lane 'Tiheatre. Tile piece is under the per- i sonal direttio isrid stage manegement of Str t Augustus Harril, wiichl is in itself ...

... ceason. DMr. Chatterton meavisg madae up his differences with Mr. Marsh Nelson and. with the comm ittee, will. be found at Drury Lane, reliant freoe Octuther till Christmas upon a, piece by Mr. Andrew Halib day. The Prince of Wiles's, which will close seoo ...

... akies. But this does not save a bad play. SPIRIT LAirP AND STAGE. Ij 'To-night there ?? no lighted 'spirit Ilmp N ?? on the Drury Lane etage. hle earl and tl ,his false friend' who on S-turday night lit ttd inther nbold-tipped cigarettees this dan- at gerous ...

... operated orn his subjects in 12min. 33sec. It was a close shave. TimR TnEATRES AT CHRISTmIAs. Besides the pantomimes at Drury Lane and the Lyceum and the re-opening ci Covent Garden with Mr. Holallad's Noah's Ark on Boxing Day, there will be no new ...