... reopened after the Christmas recess. At Drury Lane the pantomime is Mother Goose, written by the veteran Mr F. L. Blan- chard, who, despite frequent changes of management, has supplied these hooks, the Drury Lane annuals, for about thirty years. The story ...

... entitled Amorosa, King of Little Britain, written for private performance, but afterwards accepted by the management of Drury Lane Theatre, and played with applause in May, 1818. This success led Mr Planrch to write other pieces for various theatres, ...

... commencement of the is autumn season were afforded last night by the S simultaneous opening of Drury Lane, Her ro Majesty's, and Covent Garden. For Drury Lane, j Mr Augustus Harris has selected a work which I p is avowedly sensational and realistic, and ...

... of her elder sister. She subseluently fultilled various engagrements at Edinlburgh and Bath, and in 1826 was engaged at Drury Lane 'Theatre3 where she first met MAr Charles Keaen, who was then playing in a variety of youthful parts. Curiously enough the ...

... Innellan, who has been invited-to otgr himself ae a candidate for the pastorate of the Scotch Natioual. Church, ,Ciown Conrt4 Drury Lane, in succession to Dr Iumming, delivered to-day what may be called his ~trial sermonas. Dr Mathesou preached both Isorlis ...

... and Sir Frederick Leighton, Mr Alma Tadema, and many representatives of art and literature, have promised to be present. Drury Lane Theatre is now, it appears, to become a spectacular house, the legiti ate drama being placed aside for works which calf ...

... -Between twelve and one o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr Charles Harcourt, who plays one of the leading parts in The World at Drury Lane Theatre, London, fell through a trap durin.g a rehearsal on tlie stag oi Drury Larie Theatre. As it was feared that lie ...

... Young Rip van Winkle at the Imperial. The last-named theatre is now under the control of Mr Rendle, the capitalist, of Drury Lane, and it is directed by Mvr John hollingshead. At the Adelphi the old drama The Maid of Croissey has been revived. The ...

... for some days, so 1 London Assurance has been mounted at the I Haymarket. Mr Charles Warner, who fell f down a trap at Drury Lane, is now rapidly I recovering. 1 Yesterday Mr August Manns produced at the f Crystal Palace Bizet's suite, Roma. The i ...

... de Comneetille wlill soon be withdrawn from the Globe, whence the Danites will he removedi from Sadiler's W\ells. When Drury Lane re- opens f or the autumna season in Sepiemaber, a sensational dramaa by Mlr Paul ide-nut w/ill he provduced. Mbiss Kate ...

... audience ,o in Congreve's Love for Love, and ltacilie's *e ''ihtre. In 1870 she was chosen to perso- nate A my Robsurt at Drury Lane in Mr Halli- , day's 'Kedilworth, in whichl the iiipression o she created was highly flatterinIg, although it y was enerally ...

... stage. M Miss Beersmau, the leading actress of the Dutch troupe, has, it is said, declined an offer to play Lady MacbetA at Drury Lane. No such . offer is, however, known to the management. t The Dutch papers give a graphic account of the i reception ot the ...