... because she is found drunk in the streets. k The English operas at popular prices, which d of are being given all this week at Drury Lane, are f much more sucessful, o s regards the number C o of the audience attracted to them. than as le regards the singing ...

... the pl ers of London uil, with the cool weather, the theatrical sam comes m again. In thesricals there are no novelties. Drury- lane, the Lyceum, and the Haymarket are closed, and the other theateeae said not to be doing very well. It is too hot for the ...

... not the requirements for a license there was no place in Liverpool that ?? uis London, with the exception, perhaps, of Drury- lane and Covent-garden theatres. Mr. Bradley, in reply to Dr. Commnins, said the gallery came right down to the arena, and people ...

... William Eddoweas retiree. Walter Philip Jons and Veilliam Harrison, trading VA Jones and Harson, at Beenltianbulldings, 10, Drury. lane, Liverpool, corn merchant. W. Harrison rres. Wiliam Wati and Charles Albert ill, trading as Wateon end ,, at liverpool, ...

... are being made under the idea that fashion wil follow the Legislature and fill the tbeatres. Conse- quently, the opera at Drury Lane, which opened last night, is to be conducted as though this were the month of May. Aids was piece chosen for the opening ...

... objects he intends to deliberate with the leaders of the London Missionary Society, a a Sir Augustus Harris's company at Drury- lane are oling through laborious daily re- E bearsals of the newdrama wvhl is to be run d t hwere during the aut=mn under the ...

... was given by those who are at work reclaiming discharged prisoners, in the hand- some missionchapelinLittleWild-street, Drury- lane. There is something repulsive to taste in an inspection of guests at such an entertainzment, and I hope I. did my spiriting ...

... into the list. b& The theatres have vied with the msic halls ...

... of the children thereat is unbounded. So far as Christmas entertain- ments are concerned, Alice in Wonderland and the Drury Lane pantomime will head the list. BRurAL Asaactx.-At Rochdale yesterday, William Alfred Jones, alias Adatus, who bau been . ...

... Nature is the best spectacular drama that Mr. Augustus Harris has produced. At the end of May, opera is to be taken on the Drury Lane stage, with Mr. Carl Rosa's company It will be succeeded later in the year by another romantic drama already being prepared ...

... pantomime at -this g a theatre is fixed for Friday next. Mr. Arthur c Sturgess, the author of La Poupde and the last h i few Drury-lane pantomimes, has written The u House that Jack Built speciallv for the Empire b I Theatre. The story has been worked out ...

... other eminent names. He W rote i' The Blot on the Scatcheon wben he twa 30 vears of age. Macready, who had just Ctikei Drury Lane Theatre under his nanage- nent, was desirous of making his reign bril- ln., and he asked Browning to furnish him with a ...