... be nounced for production at Drury.Lane Theatre er- last night, but in the course of the day the no- iperformance ?? postponed for a week. Never. by i theless, several hundred people assembled at ;ne the doors of Drury Lane yesterday ev-caing, 'rd despite ...

... his debut at Drury Lane to-morrow as Vir- gfinis. Miss Lydia Cowel iwill play Virg.ini, Air Barnes Appies Claudfis, Mr Ryder Dentaitus, Mr Augustu Harris Juiias, and Mrs Stirling Ser-ia, The World was played for the last time at Drury Lane last night ...

... actor at the St Ta-nrns's, and as the hlear-y villain of the malo-drainas of 2lr Byron and MTr Boncicauit at the Qucer's and Drury Lane Theati-es. A surrise wvas in store for tbe visitors to thI Lyceum' to-night in the altera- tions wzhich have 1 ecu ellcted ...

... English adap- tion of this work, now being prepared by Mr J. P. Jackson, bhu not until the result of AMr Franke's season at Drury Lane had been seen. If e will now have to make terms witha Mlr IFranke for lSSS, or to wait until the three years' aopyright ...

... Etsa. 'The Court Company of the Duke of Meihin- gea have arrived in, . London, and will commence their performances at the Drury Lane to-morrow with a German version of Shakespeare's Julins Caasar.' Apart from the excellence of the actors of this fine ...

... i n the incideilts of the several scecv are managed; while something will b known of the famous band of ccraedians ?? to Drury Lane Theatre when the play w brought out. WVhile p~assing over these url:t-r it may perhaps be of somie little irlere- t, mention ...

... whov plaved the part o£ a sit Oag-iunided woman of e kttes to the life. i The reported engagereatt of Signor Salvini at Drury Lane is at hest p)remature. If Signor balvini coties to London at all this year it will probably be to give only five or six ...

... Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane, was Fmarried on November 9 to Miss Rendle. An fhoar aiter the ceremony the young couple lest to pass the honeymoon in Paris. Mrs Billihngton, who recently broke her arm, Irs well enoagli to re-appear at Drury Lane. Mr i' Uzi=jn ...

... famous tragic f actress Madame Iistori, who in 1S73 took A a farewell of the English stage at Man- d chester, wvill appear at Drury Lane at the f termination of the German opera season nneat ; July, and will pha Lady .Afacdtel in English. r Ristori, known in ...

... Hazel- 1 dean, and several Scottish part songs sung by D MAr Carter's choir. t The cirama Youth was withdrawn from A Drury Lane last night to allow for a fortniiht's t preparation of the pantomime. The profits of (t Youth since its production iu ...

... Maiss Fanny Josephs. It i3 understood that the subscription for the projected series of German operatic perforin- auces at Drury Lane, under Herr Iliebter's con- ductorship, next May, already exceeds £300 a night, a seum which would almost cover the ex- ...

... season will begin early next month, but no arrangements have yet been made for an autumn season. The 31einingen troupe at Drury Lane have by no means Veen received waith unanimous ap- provaL Hitherto the only-two plays of their repertory which have been ...