... of the forthcoming resumption of management by Mfr. and Mrs. Bancroft. Aladdin is to keep its place on the boards of Drury Lane till Easter. It will by that time bo the doyen of pantomimic productions, past and present. Great amusement is caused in ...

... Melville, although he does not possess the same facilities for spectacular effect as sare at the disposal of the manager of the Drury Lane It Theiatre, :has staged Messrs. Henry Pettitt and Augustus a arris alatest productim~ in a manner worthy of the r town ...

... lusothj. }-If lately called oni Mr. A tgetes prcs Hlarris to aseertain if the Kimgs' cnud Queens' precession a spi from the Drury Lane Pantosnime of 1882 could be revivcd Iand and made part of tho Lord Mayor's Sitos ; but oe Ml r I paps Unarris provimg to ...

... trying a new dramatic venture, but the ever - enterprising Mr. Harris in- tends to produce Hervd's comic opera Frivoli, at Drury Lane on Tuesday. The date originally fixed was Monday, but owing to unforeseen difficulties another day was found to be necessary ...

... piece selected for Mliss Anslerson's diiest was 'Inlgomar, aslapted by M'rs. Lovell fiom the (German, ascil purodlucel at Drury Lane some thirty years ago. It was scot to see fngonarl, ol li7wonsur's reprssentacive, that Saturday's nighit's crocwiled ...

... Carl Rosa on Tuesday last signed with Mlr. Augustus Harris-a contract for a sei ics of performances of English oiera at Drury Lane, in the heighit 'f the forthcoming summer season. The In-ineiipal novelty will be Dr. A. C. Alackenzio's now opera, which ...

... its duties under very trying circum- stances. A complimentary farewell benefit is to be given to Mr, Charles Warner at Drury Lane Theatre on December 9. A large number of artists have promised their services for the occasion, and a special feature of ...

... g hini as 'illai the W1ood, the mos~t successful of 'ItheO sucroesoful vantomimos Mr. Auzustus Harris. has produced at Drury Lane, will close its career at Easter, after which the boards of The National Theatre will be for a time unoccupied. Mr. Harris ...

... manager to Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre. applied to Mr. Bridge at the Boiy Street P'olice Court, London, on Saturday, for advice. He said that the Vestry authorities refused to take away the dust from Drury Lane Theatre. The Vestry stated ticat ...

... anid traffic was not Chill 5.tifc .~of di Irse.Icli,]rekadCo., famous a6ene painters noti ~,y5~,Oerggo pnanew act-drop for Drury Lane. Snot ttsorr icaspitdtwenty-five years ago by Mr. rst.s indowbinmemorial 'to the gallant men on n, 1fteotI lirutwho fell ...

... National GonservatiYo Asso- ciations, and Lord St. Oswald to the chairmanship of committecs. The ireat attraction ie the Drury Lane pantomime will be a wonderful tent, fillend with troops clad in the mast glittering armour, a spectacle on which Mir. Harris ...

... IV hso fousil hllf acs ounce of tea. There was al old Bible sn be the room. b l)r. John Walsh, of 19, Blackinoor Street, Drury Lane, rc ful aid that uiuon makinrg a paqt-morteror examination he hil uhe fomnd that the stomach las perfectly empty of food ...