... DRURY LANE. A wonderful change Lis conic over the Drury Lane pantomime of Siudbad since the days when, at its first production, it almost sank beneath the weight of scenery that would not work and performers that could not act. Unable to sit out the ...

... DRURY LANE. Theatrical fashion changed such of late years, but this a taste whisk revives asaltered every t'bristmas time, that is he paatomims at Drury Lane. From a time trinaskstone says, li.. of wan rurineth nes se the sealrary, pints. bas been ...

... DRURY LANE. Cinderella’* perhaps the best of all the popular pantomime subjects, and this is the story which the most poetic of all writers of this staple has this season utilised for the Drury Lane annual. Mr. Augustus Harris lias done every justice ...

... DRURY LANE. _* ( On Saturday afternoon a special military representa- tion of Youth was given at t'siis theatre in honour of the military forces lately engaged in Egypt. Soldiers were like poppies spread all over the house, and the blaze of ...

... DRURY LANE. Yesterday afternoon 3,500 the poorest London children were admitted to see pantomime, and received, in addition, what w’as them banquet, at the managerial expense. Very gratifying was the occasion, and the enjoyment the youthful visitors was ...

... DRURY LANE. The pantomime of* Sindbad the Sailor is now a very different thing from the pejrformaaoa that was witnessed on the first night The elaborate scenery works with perfect smoothness, the action is unfailingly brfek^ and several of tbe principal ...

... DRURY LANE. To our accumulating stock of pictorial drama has been this week added Messrs. Buchanan and Harris’s piece, entitled A Sailor and His Lass,’’ which was seen for the first time at Drury Lane on Monday night. The theatre controlled by Mr. Harris ...

... DRURY LANE Fince the niarmgerial reins of 11 Drury fen Into the hands of Mr. Augustus liarr:s, a class of drama has arisen which 'Upends for success rather upon the startling episodes end elects it gives a tolerably natural preteat for intioducing than ...

... tle happy ending, which comes to al melodrama be it never so late in the evening. Sucha promise is more than fulfilled at Drury Lane, It is h indeed probable that there has seldom been a jolly ta to whoe lot it bas fallen to meet withstranger E aceidenta ...

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... DRURY LANE. FBEEDOM.—BA'!’U’RDAY NEXT, at 7.45, Dm’&uun PRODUCTION of the NEW DRURY LANE FREEDOM.—Wntten by GEORGEF.ROWE and AUGUSTUS HARRIS. —New Scenery by W, R. Beveriey wd Heury Bmden, Music by Osear Barrett. Dauces by Madawe Kattie Louner. Dresees ...

... DRURY LANE. The spectacular drawa of Freedom was preceded, for the first time, on Saturday night by The Opera Cloak, an adaptation from the French. The adaptors, Messrs. L. D. Powles and Augustus Harris, are pleased to call their work a comedietta, though ...