... DRURY LANE. On Monday, October 15, 1883, was produced here a new drama, in 5 acts, by Robert Buchanan and Augustus Harris, entitled A Sailor and his Lass, Harry HastiDgs Mr. Aturattug Harris Walter Carrutw-n Mr. William Morgan Richarl Kingston Mr. ...

... DRURY LANE. No success could well have been more marked than that which attended the performance at Drury Lane last Tuesday in aid of The Royal General Theatrical Fund. The very mis cellaneous entertainment on this occasion was so arranged as to catch ...

... DRURY LANE. AIETY_ THE* THE 4. T. W. ITRREY mess.- EATBE. Immense soceese and Lakilli - giGirTS of the great Drury Lane Drams, PLUCK. by permission of Augustus Harris. Drury La ne hosnery, Drury Appointments, and Drury Lane Sensational Effects. 13 VENIN ...

... DRURY LANE. The privileged visitor to the Lane on the afternoon of Thursday, February 1, witnessed what was both a pleasant and a painful sight. With thoughtful generosity, Mr. Augustus Harris had invited the poor schools round London, to gladden the ...

... I) RUBY LANE. A NOTE on the playbill of the new melodrama produced at Drury Lane last Monday runs to the effect that in consequence of the number of characters in the play, and for the convenience of the public, the names of the characters are placed ...

... DRURY LANE. The performance given at this theatre on Tuesday afternoon, May 28, for tho benefit of the Actors lienevolent Fund, proved much too lengthy, and had to be curtailed by the omission of the promised third act of Youth and the appearance of Mr ...

... DRURY LANE. plav ^atar(lav. tlie h instant, was produced the Mi.Ir, BCtS and oiKht 8cenes> written by titled F Kowe and Aug°t Harris, en- Frcedom. It?,?* Oascolifne Mr. Aujtiutiis Harris Biavi?4 Arr Boy Mr- Jlls- ^.andM. K 1 4kr Mr- Honry Geor*- ...

... DRURY LANE. ''ttim y' Serit;- Sth- was performed for the *W, I.0-*;! comedietta, by L. D. 1'owleg and m Harris, entitled lt T/ie Opera Cloak. Col. j^'Phna Hopley Malt Mr. Harrr Jackson. ?r. Ita, PMntkO liriun Mr. Henry (ioortje. Ah*n AIiTIK>-r-Srailh ...

... DRURY LANE. On Boxing-Night, Wednesday, December 26, 1883, was produced here the pantomime, written by E. L. Blanchard, entitled Cinderella. Baron FilletOTille Mr. Harry Parlter Hobbedyhoy Mr. J. W.Hanson General Sbarpwitz V£r. Fret! Ptorey Prince Paetorelle ...

... DRURY LANE. Since Boxing-night the pantomime of Sindbad the Sailor, which was then produced at this theatre amidst such confusion, has been got into thorough working order, and crowded and delighted audiences testify to the success of Mr. Augustus Harris's ...

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... DRURY LANE. from mentioning last week. consisted in falling a flight of steps behind the scenes, which is sn at cep R ., to be practii ally a ladder. I regret t,. hear that th e situation ef Mr. Claremont gives still riv gr e at uneasiness. Forthcoming ...