... and the lessee of Her Majesty's could not complete the terms which had been arranged. Harris, the enterprising lessee of Drury Lane, Uow- ever, is makiug an endeavour to secure the services of the diva for one performance at his t.heabe b-fl'o the conclusion ...

... the Barnes Board of Guardians. Mr. John M'Cullough, the great American tra- i gredian will make his first appearance at Drury .Lane Theatre on Monday, April 25. ...

... which enables him to earn an easy living at exhibitions. Salaries on the Stage. To-night the musical people are flocking. to Drury Lane Theatre to see the first of Mr Harris's Italian opera seasons (says the Sheffield Detily Telegraph). Playgoers are throng- ...

... year as they began it. We are becoming a holiday-loving people. To-night Puss in Boots is being giveu as the pantomime at Drury Lane, and Jack and the Beanstalk is the pantomime at Covent Garden. Mr Harris's pantomime can pay him only if he crowds his ...

... with a cultured community that had Young Mrs Winthrop' and the 4 Bandit King tbrc months a.fter they were brought out at Drury Lane. This, in its native freshness, is so admit- aole that c inment of any kind would siraplv spoil it. SCRUTATOR. ...

... runs into raptures over Miss Sylvia Grey, who is at present the queen of the Gaiety stage, and Miss Lettie Lind that of Drury Lane. Opinion is divided as to which is the more accomplished of the two. Bat we are told that a new young lady, who has been ...

... the piece and the tempers of the reviewers that the notices which appear to-day of Mr Augustus Harris's latest venture at Drury Lane are so favourable as tney are, although it is more than probable that the exigencies of going to press made it necessary ...

... Strand returns two members to the Council, and for these seats there were eight candidates, of whom Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, was returned at the head of the poll by 2,146 votes, Capt. Probyn coming next with 1,407. The highest number of ...

... Mr Augustus Harris is about to enter the lists. He is the only man in the present generation who has succeeded in making Drury- lane Theatre pay. His withdrawal from its management, when it takes places, will be a iievere blow to the renters, For some time ...

... dal C~yziylltiad doclssaidd A'e 'cenoed. ni.' Btl, iddi riddr nlithald al G liyddiannoth yn yhymmor byr ynr Car Bee a yn Drury Lane, a dianw y oaif s lawor e'n cyrwladwyr yfriat o'i uhlywod, a Yu ?? jpcth'an erulll, weled y cerdder ieau~lgo Cyms'ei-g okddawol ...

... Lon- THE ITOYAL OAK. don on Monday (says the corres- pondent of the Birmingham Gazette), and that was the re- opening of Drury Lane lheatre. The Hoyal Oak, as its name implies, is founded upon the stirring and dramatic episodes connected with Charles ...

... of pictures, arms, and relics relating to the Annada and the contemporary period will be on view in the grand saloon of Drury. lane Theatre on the 22nd of October. Meanwhile, Mr Harris asks for the loan of objects for exhibition. The collection is being ...