... critic's existence. 3 A fortnight ago it was recorded in this N column how, on the production of A Million of f 1 Money at Drury Lane, an artist struck an editor a with a feather, or a halfpenny cane, or some other e1 qually deadly weapon ; bat the ridicule ...

... his delight. me soon came hack again. Mer. Augustus Harris is in appearance a younger and darker Prince of Wales. Hec runs Drury Lane and Newoastle-on-Tyne Theatres; he superintends Italia opera at Covent Garden during the season; is a director of the ? ...

... members of Parliament at a dinner to be given at the Devonshire Club, . The lessee of Drury Lane Theatre has started an Mhas' trated newspaper, which be calls The Drury Lane Annual, and the articles in which arewritten by members of his company. An explosion ...

... rything I have to your sole disposal. The personalty is of the value of £63,818. Mr. Augustus Harris has introduced at Drury Lane Theatre a convenient innovation in the shape of a second hox-office for the booking of seats at the performances of the ...

... theatre. This conclusion of matters at Covent Garden will not, we are told, in any way affect the announced arrange- uments at Drury Lane during the summer. ...

... according to the notice issued in the Gaectte. The Duke and Duchess of Connaught and suite occupied the Queen's box at Drury Lane Theatre, daring thebper. formanco by the Carl Ross Opera Company on Friday evening. The St. Dominick flour mills at Croper ...

... at the head of a distinguished party of Indian and Colonial visitors on the occasion of their visit to the old house in Drury Lane-(applause)-and he little thought that in so short a time he should again have the pleasure of meeting him. He (Mr. Harris) ...

... rapidly made her way to the front among our younger London actresses. The sensational melodrama, The World, produced at Drury Lane more than adozen years ago, and which thean gained much popularity for its authors-Mr. Paul Meritt, the late Henry Pettitt ...

... borough memcbers at the next clec- tion if they supported coercion, Mfr. Charles Harris, brother of the successful lessee of Drury Lane, is off to America to arrange for the produc. tion of Billie Taylor, the new nautical comic opera. According to the ...

... London Hospimi for Children, Shadwell. Sir Augustus Harris has arranged with the puO lis't sector, Corbett, to apyear at Drury Lane Theatre n the dramna Gentleman Jack. A Li verpool firm of steamship owners have decided t 2 run a direct line of steamers ...

... Granville in November lst. This ?? last week of Babes in the Wood, the most successful of all the pantomimes produced at Drury Lane under the management of Mr. Augustus Harris. ' Mrs. Billington, who was on tour with Miss Mrary Anderson, has returned to ...

... stalls, 7s.; dress boxes, 5s.; upper boxes, 3s. and 2s.: pit and amphitheatre, 2s.: gallery, Is. The charges are similar at Drury Lane, with the exception that the upper boxes are distinguished as first circle at 4s., and balcony at Is. D. B. R.-Daniel ...