... English adap- tion of this work, now being prepared by Mr J. P. Jackson, bhu not until the result of AMr Franke's season at Drury Lane had been seen. If e will now have to make terms witha Mlr IFranke for lSSS, or to wait until the three years' aopyright ...

... 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 ...

... looking up, the advance bookings for t Macbeth at the Lyceum and the pantomiime n at Drury Lane being enormous. At the two n performaiices given daily Drury Lane holds t about £1000 per day, although, of course, those n figures are very rarely reached ...

... charged at Worship kitrcet Police Court with etealitig a watch. The prisoner was arrebted r b on Thursday afternoon ice Drury Lane on uspicion t of beio-t cencerned in the Whitechapel murders, J i It tra-epired that while he wras being watched as a person ...

... FATAL FIRE IN LONDON. A fire broke out about nine o'clock yesterday mornimg in a tenemnent situated at seven Wilson Street, Drury Lane, London. The fire originated in a room on the secoud floor over a chandler's shop, and extended to adjoining rooms, which ...

... on the previous Thursday. D Mr Mapleson had not signed the lease of .1 Drury Lane before he sailed, hut lie has left ac power of attorney. Mr Mapleson proposes to i open Drury Lane on June 5th with a troupe !t which will include Meiedames Patti,| a Nilsaun ...

... licensing the theatres to hold e not more than a certain number of people - to wit, -the Britannia, 2972 c, Standard, 2878; Drury Lane, 2731 ; Her n Majesty's, 2444; Astley's, 2407; Covent Gar- d dens, 2299; Eleohant and Castle, 2283 ; h Alhambra, 2208 ; ...

... holiday season, but Iof those splendid modem Christmas spectacles which interest adults as well as the young. At any rate Drury Lane is this seasen no longer to have the monopoly of pantomime in the West End. Mr Augustus Harris will have a strong competitor ...

... official intimation of any such projected performance has reached the Lyceum manager. The repertory of the Carl Ros Company at Drury Lane has included Esmeralda, which has already been noticed; Balfe's Bohemian Girl, which attracted a scanty house; and the ...

... authorised to state that the difEcul- ties referred to last week es to the Carl Rosa opera have been overcome, and that the Drury Lane season will take place as previously announced, with ?? Bartonl M'Guckia as first tenor. The Corent Garden Circus closed ...

... Etsa. 'The Court Company of the Duke of Meihin- gea have arrived in, . London, and will commence their performances at the Drury Lane to-morrow with a German version of Shakespeare's Julins Caasar.' Apart from the excellence of the actors of this fine ...

... is writing E the new melodramua icr the Drury Lane autumn ths |season. 'lhe Covtust Gin-den pautonnino ends in. next Saturds;y. Mladamue Iliatori wvill after all give repro- by senuttionls in English at Drury Lane in ce J uly. Mr Burnand's Marl et Debutante ...