... The Tailors: Almost a Tragedy, giving a e humorous account of a play entitled : The of a Tailors, which was produced at Drury Lane more are, than a century ago, and which resulted in a riotous s at uproar owing to the indignation of the Knights of rob- ...

... provincial success, I -- Midge, and wvithl A TEnae of a Telephone, I n hich ?? Saville Clarke originally wrote t ,f for Drury Lane. Mrs Charles lean (d I r Ellen Tree) has been very ill, but is now con- i e valescent. Miss Coote, another pupil of Air ...

... Lionel Brough as' a Kouchyowil ?? the Vaudeville, Mr a ]oales s] Kelly will stow ?? Surface instead of a of Mr'Clayton&- Drury Lane will close after next Sstarday ..to prepare for a grand revival 'of c Madame Angot.' :r Special iaterest will attach 'to ...

... translated into Italian, German, and in time English. This I now universal favourite was first produced in this country at Drury Lane Italian Opera in is '70; for the first time in English at Dublin last year, and in London this spring. Very baldly sketched ...

... Boucicaoalt is an extraordinary strong one. Miss Lydia Foote in the part of tIcya, originally created five years ago at Drury Lane by Mrs Boucicault, and since played by Miss Eveleen ]Rayne and others; Mr James Fer-nandez as the priest, mtaier Dofan; ...

... having failed at the 01 Globe Theatre. Les Cloches de Corsieville 'SI will be revived on Saturday week, A Next Saturday the Drury Lane programme(I will be strengthed 'by a ballet. h, Last bight George Barnwell, with the a] scene of the esecution restored ...

... 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 ...

... and dills 'will be produced at the Vaudeville Theatre on Saturday. After Saturday As You Like it' will be removed to Drury Lane, tihe Dutch company taking possession of the Imperial Theatre. Mr Burnand's new co- medy has been postponed at the Olympic ...

... de Comneetille wlill soon be withdrawn from the Globe, whence the Danites will he removedi from Sadiler's W\ells.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 ...

... Fraulein Lehmann and Frau Robinson at 11er Majesty's - are all Gennan vocalists. Yesterday The Rivals ' was re- vived at Drury Lane to enable theatre gcers to resume their pleasurable acquaintance with the Lydia Lango it of .'iss Litton, the Mr3s Maloprop ...

... and i- LhmagLs Cinches de Corlneville pto the Olympic. t whil .vkn ?? -h rala wit Mr . Elit e Both the Duke's Theatre and Drury Lane will I shortly close, the former to produce an Irish n piece called The Eviction, and the latter to e bring forward a ...

... accepted an engagemrerit for next season with Mr Gye. Alir Augustus FHarris is busily makiing his ar- rangemetnts for the Drury Lane Christnas antomrime, which, theatre-goers wvill be pleased to beat, wilt this year be Signed by the prince of pantomime ...