... throwing the dagger from the window, dies in the prince's arms. - - Boxing Night is fixed for the production of Sinbad at Drury Lane, Cinderella at i the AJazar, Bluff King Hal. at Saugers's, i; Retl Riding Hood- at the Standard, Jack I the Giant ...

... pianist willremaindin England till Easter at any- rate. Two interesting theatrical benefits are about to take place at Drury Lane. Oa the 20th inst., for the benefit of the Royal General Theatrical. Pund, Mir Irving, Mr Toole, Mrs Bancroft, and the troupes ...

... wvhich 1 o!v a thoronghly skilled comnedian could satisfactorily represent. The mauncr in which the once celebrated actor of Drury Lane Theatre is called on to cure the stage-struck daughter of a London Alderman of her fancy by simnulating a state of hilarious ...

... long illness; He made his debut in London at the Surrey in 1861, and he played the parts of the melodramatic villans at Drury Lane and other theatres. Two of his beat characters were Sieas Weyg and the Douga Oratur. Lastly, the death has to be chronicled ...

... sitrongdsynisrkel coila litieeill itloet superhuman virtue anti1 T, ?? ~jic, wutii,: are usual inl web-lo ?? \1. ~- il tile naw Drury Lane piece. latin l.-isJ, an hJ~onlviiiudergraduate, N atrelative loz oi .1 luut~joy Lovel. h h 5 iti~ is 5udvili4 for tlisl ...

... vas given. Miss Littonpayd is err'/,arid Messrs Broogh, tFarien, rind ot'trti5 -were en the caste. Cii tire 3lsti instant Drury Lane winl re-open for tire auturiiu season wvit a sermstrtiutt't draLira, ainrtield '1 'Tir World, by Messr Mrrrtft, VUi'e tt ...

... Mr Florence is about to appear as Cap'n Uuttlf at the Gaiety.' The Meiningen troupe begin the German dramatic season at Drury Lane on May 30. Billee Taylor at the Imperial Theatre is a great ;succeass THE LAW ON RESTRAINT US', ._ MARIAGE. Vice-Chancellor ...

... r wa-s of that highly - coloured and v~igorous sort which, although it is nat ill- suited to a large stage like that of Drury Lane,I i~ itanul the Otdvao to which we are nw ?? acustomed. In short, M r John b.C icg'a is an OthelZlo of the good old- f, ...

... was the m-nch-photograp h~d Miss Maud tiranscombe. E Further arrangements in regard to the Richter opera penormvances at Drury Lane have beel made this week. The chorus of the Royal Opera-Rouse at St;hweran has been engaged to reinforce the Hamburg chorus ...

... Aunastnus Harris are the ra.c Cenniti trom such a -source the ?,ie tilem ajority os those ,which have had i :!irth.' at Drury Lan!e Theatre durizig the c i-w years, is . triumlph of the stageo C cc-iters art. Tealeau ;!ter tableau is pre. ' w-'I nith ...

... announced, for Friday, though her name was again out of the bills last night IFreedom was performed. for the last time at Drury Lane yesterday, but the production of Mr Robert Buersnan's new drama has been postponed till Thursday. Ramour is current that ...

... Margot at the Globe ; anu of a new imeloirama for Mrs Crewe at Sadler's Well. The World will run through Easter Week at Drury Lane, but on the follow. ing Monday tho American tragedian M1r John M'Culough ivil appear in Virginius. Most of the East-End ...