... th ?? week mnett Mr Peetitt at Nice, where thu plot and ether details I of the Drury Lane autaman melodrama will be settled. There is a propositioin to utilise Drury Lane during thae sumrner season for a series of sema-private epera masked balls, admission ...

... this treasure, but is told there is such a prodigy in the person of Aladdin, a youth residing in Drury Lane. In a scene of the market place of Drury Lane, an admirable set for the brush of Mr Henry Emden, there is a dance of London schoolboys, who are ...

... once-celebrated character of Elizabeth, Queen of England, in Giacommetti's historical drama, During her previous engagement at Drury Lane Madame Ristori, it n ill be rccollected, proved that Elizabet!4 was one of the finest of her impersona- tions. Although ...

... Harris's management at Drury Lane, and it is announced as the last of the present lease, which ex. pires next September. It is, however, under. stood that before the historic theatre is pulled down, partly for the widening of Drury Lane, partly for the extension ...

... engagement outside of Drury Lane, except as to the benefit at the Albert Hall of the French Hospi- tal, for highs prices are offered for their services as entertainers at private parties. But the rule is onlv fair to the Drury Lane manager, :s and it will ...

... engaged, he had never held it right to show his hand, bot he might say that on Monday (to-night) Human Nature, from Drury Lane, London would be produced under the personal soperin. tendance of Mr Augustus Harris. (Applause.) I The various mnembers ...

... AND THE DRA. (FRoM OUR OWN CoF-RtESPOYDENT.) London, Sunday Night. With the closing performance of The Derby Winner at Drury Lane last night the rights of! the free renters, of whom successive managers have from time to time for many years past complained ...

... October 14 and Madame ohM Patti's tour October 15. Wi The 21st inst. has at present bee~n fixed for de this reopenting of Drury Lane Theatre with MNr sti IsHamlit on's new historical dransa, which it is at to P;re~sent.inteoded to call '-The Royal Oak, ...

... Since the death of Henry Pettitt sonae curi- t osity has been expressed as who is likely to tl follow him as dramatist to Drury Lane. It was even reported that Sir A. Harris would revive D an old success rather than experiment witha P new author. This, ...

... Birminghami. Thie celebrated clown, Mr Fred Evans, died last week. He was for many years engaged during the Christmas season at Drury Lane, and lhe was also director of a ballet troupe. The announcement that Mr Herbert Sines Reeves has accepted an engagement ...

... con- 7dition is amply fulfilled by Messrs Pettitt and - HIarris il the new drama Human Nature, pt produced last night at Drury Lane, In it not C only is a child kidnapped (for sordid rather r than philanthropic reasons), a vivid picture a 3presented of ...

... commencing in Au-ust, and has engaged Miss Gracs HuIutley f. a leading part. Mdiss Buatley will also play I p:iuclial buy in the Drury Lane pautotsime Diext Christmas, 'otis week three English opera companies will be playing simultaueoualy in London for the irst ...