... the Era that a general meeting of the dramatic and musical professions is called for Tuesday, May 17th. in the saloon at Drury Lane Theatre, when the new constitution, rules, Ac., of the Dramatic and Musical Sick Fund will b'3 submitted. At the recent ...

... the States, may possibly relinquish the honour in favour of a. London appearance during Mr Carl Rosa's Easter season at Drury Lane. I may add that special permission is accorded to Mr Sauvage by his agreement to sing at occasional concerts during his ...

... with Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Her Majesty's. When Mr. E. L. Blanchard writes the pantomine, and Messrs. Emden and Telbin are responsible for the picturesque scenery, failure is impossible. Hence, in Mother Goose, the pantomine at Drury Lane, Mr ...

... cast for more or less important parts in most of the operas to be produced by Mr Carl Rosa during his short occupancy of Drury Lane. Mr Davies's friends in South Wales cannot fail to be gratified with the success which has attended his short operatic career ...

... John Crow, 21, labourer, was remanded on the charge of wilfsl murder on Saturday night, by the stabbing of George Green, in Drury lane. Prisoner is a cripple. Thomas Pickasri, quarryman, was on Monday committed for trial, by the Leicester magistrates, charged ...

... Saturday night. The audience were enabled to notice too many details. This mistake is not made in the great Armada defeat at Drury Lane. The singing and long dialogue at the commencement of the fourth act should be cut out completely. A grand allegorical tableau ...

... of the strikers returning to work yesterday. Yesterday afternoon Mr Charles Harcourt, who is playing in The World at the Drury Lane Theatre, fell through a trap during the rehearsal. He was severely bruised and shaken. The Farmers' Alliance held a conference ...

... and for the Adelphi he wrote the Babes in the Wood, Ill-treated IlTrovatore for the Olympic, Mazcppa Travestie; for Drury Lane, NlLa Eiiy O'Connor; and for the Princess's, Jack the Giant Killer, and other pantomimes. At the Haymarket, amongst other ...

... father's proposing that they should 'go to the play.' I have not,' said he, stMi a play for years. Let us go to Drury Lane, William.' And to Drury Lane they went, and tkeiv, JTornble—the great Charles—th§u in the zenith of his fame, ™a.E has never since been ...

... Clito at the Princess's. The date for the production is as yat unfixed. On Thursday, Messrs Gillow will take posses- sion of Drury Lane Theatre, which they have undertaken to decorate throughout before the revival of Human Nature, three weeks hence. Preparations ...

... hard labour. The last on dit in the musical world is, that Mr. Strakosk, the American impresario, will next season take Drury Lane Theatre, and give a series of Italian operas, with a mixed company of American and European artistes. This enterprise is ...

... be one of the richest men in London. In fact, the late Mr. Rendle, it is under- stood, found the money by means of which Drury lane became a source of profit. At Greenwich Police-court, on Tuesday, Mr. Lay- man, barrister, applied for a summons under tLe ...