... correspondent of the SJieffidd writes I don't think that Mr. Ham* will make a fortune with “Ftifoli,” the comic opera at Drury Lane Theatre last night. music is by no means grand, the book is poor trash, and was aptly christened last night by one of the ...

... Tuuiuffursoa^ Ftograxnmca on application. WALES THE AT E . RECEPTION OF MESSRS. WILMOT-3 COMPANY. IN B0 -the WOULD,” , , -ojal. Drury Lane, uuder the direction of Mr. Tom the ice— j MERCER. Mr CLAKEN'CE HOLT ...

... ONLY. Mis* EMILY DUNCAN verj P.iwcrfol and Complete LONDON COM!’ A NY. iU. NOHBitTS. who for »wo ba« teen the feature the Drury Lane Theatre Pantomime*. To viCßt (Tbtusdaj). and during tlic week, 7.30. COMRADES.” Concluding with the Royalty Theatre Durlceque ...

... of two hearings of Verdi’s Otelh, Mr. Augustus Harris, says a London correspondent, was offer bring the entire “show to Drury Lane during the approaching season. Unhappily the idea could not be entertained, owing, perhaps, consideration for the real or ...

... by Cleopatra’s Needle, when one of them, little girl about ten years of age, called Elizsdieth Lambert, of Great Street, Drury Lane, overbalanced herself, and fell into the water. Captain Walter Morris, of Queen’s Road, Bayswatcr, happened to be passing ...

... MYSTERY GOLD. Yoilerday, Me«ra. Davison, pawobrokew, Drury Lane, appeared to a summons Bow Street Police Court, charging them with detaining a nooklet belonging to Alfrea Knight, a watchmaker, of Blaekfriara Road. Complainant stated that he bought the ...

... LAST, Vie Armada, now that this historical pageant has been reduced to reasonable limits, has proved a brilliant success at Drury Lane. Mr. August Harris, mindful the fact that when the boys and girls come home for the Christmas holidays they be anxious sec ...

... appllotlon. K O A I. s E3 TO-.VTGHT. 7.30, FIRST TIME IN BIRMINGHAM. and '.VILMOT’S company. ♦‘THE WORLD,'* Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, under the direction Mr. ft*® J. A, MERCER. hfr. CLARENCE HOLT dement FTunlingford. _ origrlnal Scenery Memre. Henry Kmdkn ...

... MIL. LATE EDB ROYAL will RE-OPEN for the SEASON . Aasu3t7. with U)« celebrated Drury Lane u p Meritt and Harris, entitled S.*» -'' -YOUTH,- II produced with New Company. Scenery, and Effects, C«J fThorolljl. Acput 3. TJieatre baa re- ...

... October 51, Mis* WALLIS. wales theatre. V7GHTS. IMMENSE RECEPTION OF MESSRS. WILMOT'S company. .4 THE WORLD,” »h* Tbcatro Drury Lane, under direction of Mr. f™ lo J. A. MEIICBH. To viaHT. ut 7.30. “THE WORLD”, jjy MERUIT. PETTIT, & HARRIS. Mr. CLARENCE ...

... the famous cake provided tbe kind-hearted actor for his companions in tbe old Drury Lane green-room on this cheerful festival. Mr. James Fernsndez, as Master of the Drury Lane Fund that cbsrge tbe bequest, commenced proceedings with brief after which Mr ...

... are stars great lustre. I-aet year Mr. Harris brought some wonders to light during the course bis Italian opera season at Drury Lane. There has been complaint, however, among critic* that Italian opera in England has been deficient—not far as the leading ...