... 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 ...

... principal pantomime is to be the one at Drury Lane, the lessee of which theatre is sa d to have given & fabulous sum to his brother lessee ef Her Majesty's to produce no panto- rime at all this year, Drury Lane engaging at the same time-at least this ...

... attained grudged the maaagement the extra time which they had taken. A Drury Lane representationl, a irs Gus Harris, of any stage pieco is always a Hig affair; but a Drury Lane pantonmime, with all its gorgeous spectacular magnificence, is something ...

... holds its own. The two great successes of the year have been ,H1oodman Blind alt the Princess's, and Human Nature at Drury Lane. To play the latter piece two provincial companies are now rehearsing. Few of the other pro(luctions of the year are likely ...

... .) London, Friday Night. Strange to say, the only pantomime to be seen in the West End to-night was Vhitting- ton at Drury Lane. Mr A. Harris has, how- ever, by no means relaxed his efforts in the absence of competition. W Whittington pretty faithfully ...

... large com- pany assembled at Drury-Lane Theatre to partake of the refection which has by a gradual process of development grown out of the Twelfth Cake, with wine and punch, which the ladies and gentle- men of Drury Lane are requested to partake of every ...

... Highlauds and Islands of Scotland. Madame Marie Roze made her first appear- sne in English opera in London to-night at i Drury Lane Theatre in Beethoven's opera Fidelio, The Duke and Duchess of Edin- burgh were present. The advent of Madame Marie Roxe ...

... 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 ...

... revolver v] was hanled to Inapector Hanson. Lr.ne has lived, Iiin London for 25 years, and resides in the ne!gq- bourtood of Drury Lane, avenah,vi. isunder- stood has recently coma over freml Ireland. 1 To Cu Ee fiox N ?? Lotion drives awarust;onq, Fins1i ...

... torchlight demonstration in the city, CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY. Sfr Carl Rosa has engaged for his Eastei opera season at Drury Lane several members of the Gav- lord travelling troupe. His London company will therefore be exceptionally strong, including ...

... 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 ...

... I Rochester. It was in the title character of this play that Elliston succeeded so well that he -was induced to lease Drury Lane, and was ruined by the speculation. Rochester and B Buckingham, banished, by Charles II., retire I into the country, where ...