... prevention rof these dire diseases. DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Christmas pantomime will take place at Drury Lane, and nowhere felse. Mr Harris is far e too shrewd a man to break the historical continuity of Drury Lane annuals on account of the pheno- menal ...

... good rollicking boisterous fun, and 'Puss in Boots at Drury Lane for fine scenery and gorgeous costumes. The celebration of I the silvpr wedding and the armour clad procession of Chivalry at Drury Lane are triumphs of stage scenery and dressing, and contribute ...

... reported in extenso. That there are not to be many special Christmas holiday attractions at the London theatres this year. That Drury Lane re-opens on boxing night with its gorgeous pantomime, the cost price of which is said to have been £16,000. That at Covent ...

... interested to le'irn that Mr Henry Irving particularly eym. pathiaed with the ladyand obtainel an engagement for her at Drury Lane, which she resigned tbrough ill-health. Miss Wiedemann has started for Ger. many with the view of gettinv the certificate ...

... roundabout took on an sverage £50 .per night duringi a four days' visit to a town not 1000 miles f-om Carnarvon. That the Drury Lane pantomime is this year to Ecost sixteen thousand pounds. I [hat the sensation of London during the past w.eek has been the ...

... take over his ?? Drury Lane scenery, propertics, &c., is nowr the M only question to be discussed. Er Miss Kate Vaughan has been engaged at the - 1' largest salary she has ever received, and at the Y largest salary ever paid at Drury Lane or elsewhere I ...

... duchesses, peers, poets, and plutocrats, one thinks of the diffloulties under Which he commenced that flret campaign at Drury Lane which made the founda- tion of his fortunes. When Me Harris took Drary Lane Theatre he 'had practically not a red cent. ...

... Uxbridge on Tues- day last at his seat, Plasnewydd, Anglesey, &fter an absence of two years. THiE STAGE. Mr Bannister (late of Drury Lane, Theatre), on his route from Dublin performed his entertaining Budget, at (Jarnarvon, on Satarday evening, and in this city ...

... Strand the booking is exceed- inrly heavy; at the Haymairket Beerbohm Tree's Gringoire is increasingly admired; Pleasure, at Drury Lane, has once more proved how able a manager is Augustus Harris; and Fleming Norton, who unfortunately conies on too early in ...

... to any man now living, and nearer the r earth than it will be again for 340 years. a _ ?? Eight years hence the 1lease of Drury Lane t Theatre falls 4n to the Drdke of Bedford. Whether I his Grace will rebuild the 'house or not has yet to b be settled. ...

... probable his proceed-' ings here' will be carefully watched and duly, ohronfloed :- One of the big processions at. the Drury Lane .pantomime will be more or. of an, original character. Jack climbs up the beanstalk so high, indeed, that he reaches the ...

... , 'Mr Louis Waite,! t -anohester concerts; oontra bass, Mr F.- Aerts, Charles Halle's Orchestra, and Carl Rosa's Opera, Drury Lane, London , Mr E 'Martin, Livexpool concerts; olariohet, Mr WV. C. Clarke, Liverpoolj concerts; solo cornet, Mr F. McGrath ...