... The great theatrical event of the week, and one of the most notable of the present season, has been the re-opening of Drury Lane with the first of series of performances by the famous ComedieFrancaise. Their reception on Monday was of the warmest and ...

... Week will The p„ nt * ameng other Special Contributions, The fSotiations ; Revision of the Old Testament; mUers ' Eu Opera Drury Lane ; The and Hundred and its Leading Members Bristol Gl °Uce»f CeStCrshire ch*eological Society : Meeting in TntereBtin P« ...

... on Tuesday celebrated the completion of her first year at tbe Strand Theatre. Halevy's opera Juive was )>erfsrmed Drury Lane Tuesday night. Not having been heard in London since 1852, was practically a novelty. A complete set of dinner silver for ...

... the fancy as well as please the eye. Thero are two other works by Thomas Davidson, Renunciation and David Garrick Drury Lane, 1748 with back view of Dr. Johnson. There are many others which would bear description did time and space permit, but ...

... Dion Boucicault stated, shortly before his death, that he had sometimes made as much as £40,C00 a year by his pen. A recent Drury Lane success realised in author's fees alone £1,000 a week, which Mr. Pettitt and Sir Augustus Harris divided between them. The ...

... by a good company than ordinary merit. The representation of such a p ie on our limited stage with the same magnificence Drury Lane is of course an impossibility, but prise and success with which The World has be*, produced here is fully equal to the ...

... board the steamer a piano and two harps, and intends to give concerts during the voyage. It now announced that at Easter Drury Lane will see the production of an elaborate Hungarian drama. Whether it a play dealing with Hungarian subjects or work by a ...

... Caird, the high-bred and aristocratic county magnate ; Miss Rhoda Kildare and Miss Lilian Millward, of the Ben Greet and Drury Lane companies, who cleverly represented the dignified heiress Violet Melrose and the poor but warm-hearted cousin, Mary. Miss ...

... A MIGHTY SHOW. [ Citizen spkciai.] Hearts arc Trumps at Drury Lane Theitre, and the manager holds a long suit of them. Dru-y Lane, like the Royal Navy, haa its Chief Construe tor ; nnd while that onerous office continues be heli by Mr. Cecil Raleigh ...

... when a romanticdrama named Faustus (the title was afterwards* changed to The Devil and Dr. Faustus) was produced at Drury Lane on the 16th April, 1825, and was repeated several times during that and the following season. The author, Mr. George Soane ...

... ' v c V Dv XT? —The gentleman who was bep' rC Borne weeks since fiddling with his bunch ftli e t ® Saged, hear, for the Drury Lane P'ayaduet with another musical gentle- Wunis the back of chair. ...

... whose works were rejected at the Royal Academy this year will be represented in the important R.A. scene in the forthcoming Drury Lane drama. It believed that there will not a very ready response to tho circular invitation the manager. It is pointed out that ...