... GLOVER has kindly pssinted SceneS afor the Flret Royalty' Pactozube. Produced under the direcioon of M IHIEN: GEORGE. of Drury Lane Theatre. THIS EVENING IWEDyESDAYi, DEC. 12, .L7.30. THE GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOHISE . LITTLE RED RIDING HOODD; EA IhARLEQUIN ...

... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. (FRuOhi ome OW N r Dfl}t London, Sunday Night. Mr Atgnatus Harris has wisely revised the new Drury Lane drama Freedom, which nmw plays far more closely and goes msne brskly than on the first night. The would-be comic ] . scenes ...

... enjoyed theconfidience and wasenticled to the6ra3ti. A tude of the country. A vote of thanks was passed he to Mr Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, for his A proujise to give a perforimance on Mnuday neat in ich aid of the fuod. ilii At a meeting of the Duchess ...

... and Mr o Henry Irving an essay entitled Does Punch .t feel ? Pantomimes will be produced to-morrow e (Boxing Day) at Drury Lane, Covent Garden, e and six other theatres. Mir Edwin Booth will a play his famous part Berteccio in The Fool's o Revenge ...

... (Blue Ileard- Had~ ZRJORNWAINWRIGHT, C-Irer t2he I' e of Drury Lane 'heztrt, a li nrn t *Th t f t Quten . Dved-fi7. . Sb nc a4sac-I1.9 'cute 1R FAWDON VOKES. poe v-weal xtienda-n, of Drury Lane Thratre, m u ICh npraey-oated in i - .7 1. te course of the ...

... pupils of Mr Mlaille- ?? school for the ballet, appearinmz in ''Les Belle3Viennoises and Mdille. Pailadirino with the Drury Lane troupe dancing en ' Les Sirennes. The balluts are precedid by Mr Sydney Samuel's little skcatch A Quiet Pipe, iu which ...

... Bach's sacred cantata, My Spirit was in heaviness and Slchumaun's beautiful requienm for Mignou. Tne withdrawal of the Drury Lane panto- minme is again postponed fromn last night to next Saturday. At the Theatrical Fund benefit at this theatre, the prin- ...

... nts of all sorts have made way for the Christmas novelties. Dress rehearsals were' held last night of the pantomimes at Drury Lane: and Covent Garden, but the arrangemeints were not so complete as to render desirable any notice before the orthodoxi day ...

... ENORMOUS SUCCESS of the Great Drury Lane Historical Drama T H B ARMA D A, By H-rny HAMtL70o and AUoG5US THUSRAM Which will be Performed TO.NIGHT (1ONPVAY). AF'LtL 3, at 7.15, and Five F.Ilojiuog tenitgs only. DRURY LANE COMPANY. DIZZURY LAN E 9lMYI DiUI:Y ...

... a Children's Pirates of Penzance Company. lsea you will further have the grand spectacular success 1 The World from Drury Lane, and Olivette . from the Strand Theatre. In the autumn you are to have an original opera by Mr Stanislaus, and Mir Knapp ...

... years she was C e attached to the opera, and from 1865 to 1S73 L she was highly popular at Her Majesty's Theatre a y and Drury Lane, London. She had a most v extraordinary soprano voice, nearly three octaves P Din compass. She sang the music of The P ...

... season at S Drury Lane next Jute, slmrtly after the Carl I Rosa Compaiy vacate the theatre. ThAs will, altogether apart from the arrangements between Ce ' lessrs Harris and Gye, put a stop to an impos- fi sible operatic combination at Drury Lane. n On Thursday ...