... Theatrical Fund wvill take place at Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday morning. The programme includes a selec. hll from A Midsummer Night's Dream, a scene from King John, one fro' the Silver King, part of the Drury Lane pantomime, and the fourth act Charles ...

... visitors to Goodwood inhaled it; the audience peered through it, and forgot it in the wildly exciting episodes of the famous Drury Lane melodrama. The London fog has much to answer for ; it certainly knocks down theatrical receipts, and Mr. Harris is its mortal ...

... Patti. Arrangements are in progress, the Dai3', News understands, for a series of Icrt flalnclecs by \ldme. Ristori at Drury Lane Theatre next summer. The il pusclluttion of sonic of the heroines of Shakspeare will be the special feature {tiltl ci'glgl ...

... of her family whom she evidently did not like was her brother-in-law, the present German Emperor. * * 4 The audience at Drury Lane was a huge one, and included a number of well-known people who make a point of being present at Mr. Harris's world- famous ...

... year so regularly and so unobtriv eI that the public might almost think they grew. And yet at this 1110,ii. t the stage of Drury Lane is the scene of as hard work as world be found in a convict prison or a barrack court during punishnieR drill. The public ...

... course of the London year so regularly and s no u that the public might almost think they grew. And yet at ti, the stage of Drury Lane is the scene of as hard work as w ) ll b found in a convict prison or a barrack court during, drill. The public, comfortably ...

... Royal United Service Institution, on the x9th inst. One of Jack Sheppard's haunts, the Old Lion Inn, in Wych-street, Drury- lane, the carpenter's shop adjoining it, in which that young burglar is traditionally said to have been apprenticed, and a large ...

... four-fold row of trees, for it is short, and of course the Duke of Bedford would give the ground. To this avenue open the Drury Lane and Lyceum theatres: it cuts the Strand at 0, the true centre of London, rather than Charing. cross; a large inlaid porphyry ...

... the reality, the better it will be for the British army.-I am, Sir, your obedient servant, S,15t. 2 1. S. ;OVERFLOWS AT DRURY LANE. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-The point of this controversy is the volte face of Mr. Harris. Up till now ...

... theatres, &c. Would you kindly find space for a few lines on the revenue likely to accrue from it ? Taking the capacity of Drury Lane as given by Mr. Chatterton to the Parliamentary Committee on Theatres, the receipts for a single night, if such a stamp ...

... four-fold row of trees, for it is short, and of course the Duke of Bedford would give the ground. To this avenue open the Drury Lane and Lyceum theatres it cuts the Strand at 0, the true centre of London, rather than Charing. cross; a large inlaid porphyry ...

... member of a well-known English theatrical family, and himself the well-remembered impersonator of sHenry the Fifth at Drury Lane, is entitled to honourable recognition for handing over He] Majesty's Theatre in Sydney to John Dillon for his first great ...