... Spicer's play of Haska at Drury Lane Theatre or elsewhere in the United Kingdom. On the following day the injunction was dissolved by the Court of Appeal, and Haska was produced for the first time at Drury Lane the same night. The second judgment ...

... Play-goer ?? I say that, as a young fellow, I never grudged standing for an hour or two at the pit door of Covent Garden or Drury Lane in order to secure a good seat in the third or fourth row of the pit, it will readily be believed that my play-going days ...

... dispute the absolute truth of this proposition. But while Mr. G) e mighit think the proper theatre for 'rannhruser was Drury Lane, Mr. Mlalileson would probably be in favour of its being pro- duced at Covent Garden; and, as a matter of fact, Herr Wagner ...

... known in this country, will be remembered by a certain number of opera-goers from having been performed for a few nights at Drury Lane in an Italian version, with Mdlle. Ilma de Murska as the heroine. Brought out at the end of the season and only represented ...

... one of these crowded and brilliantly lighted tents, one might fancy oneself before some dazzling scene in a pantomime at Drury Lane. In the centre are the Zikkeers, whose performances have been so often described; but here one has only to walk a few steps ...

... THE OPERA AFTER THE SEASON. THE opera which during our short summer is concentrated at Covent Garden and Drury Lane flies to strange places when the season is at an. end. It has, for instance, in accordance with the general fashion, gone out of town and ...

... career, came to London in the character or an operatic singer, and gave a series of highly successful representations at Drury Lane, then under the management of Mr. Alfred Bunn. After going once or twice round the world, she again returned to her native ...

... House were at once brought to play on the fire, which was confined to the store where it originated. DRURY LANE THEATRE. The proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre met yesterday to receive the state- ment of accounts. The gross receipts, including the balance ...

... s now broken by grief into a pathetic wail, now moved by passion to e exclamations almost of delirium, awakens echoes in Drury Lane that h have been mute for more than twenty years. Signor Salvini, of course, j labours under the disadvantage of speaking ...

... evening, and delivered his lecture. e A young lady, Miss Rosa Kenney, is announced to come out on Thursday afternoon next, at Drury Lane Theatre, who, it is said, has not only never e appeared on any stage, but has never taken part in any sort of theatrical ...

... grandest scale. The Orrchsfta says that the following are the titles and subjects of some of the London Christmnas pieces :-At Drury Lane, Mother Shipton and the Eiagon of Wantly at Covent Garden, The Sleeping Beauty in the Woid at tec Plincess's, Little ...

... scenery and decorations, marches, ballets, and divertissements should be looked upon as accessories. At Covent Garden and Drury Lane the kind of opera cultivated, almost exclusively, is that known as grand opera, of which the most celebrated types (to ...