... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. Lessee and Maoo&rer, Aanustas harris. TO-MORROW NIGHT at 7.15, SINDBAD. Arthur Roberts, J. Nicholls, Campbell, Payne, Lauri, D'Auban, Parker, Esteonrt, Bos*, Storey, Ridley, and Jackson; Me dames Conrtuco Losoby, Vesta Tilley ...

... OPERA IN ENGLISH AT DRURY LANE. ’ “Il Trovatore” was played last night for the rentrée of Madame Valleria, who on Thursday is to sustain the title »ile in Mr. A. C. Macksozie's new opera “(olomba.” Notwithstandivg its gloomy story and utter defianco of ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. «wl Manager, Angnstaa Harrin. THLS EVENING, 7.47, A SAILOR AND HIS LASS. Meaus AngW'-tns Harris, J. Feroamtez, H. G«m«p. U. Nidtollx. (illy. Morgan, lUUey, SenMlt, Maw, F.iirleiah, ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. | The opera of Fidelio was produced by the Carl ' Rosa Opera Trotpe on Thursday night, with the charming and accomplished vocalist, Madame Marie 'Kou, as Leonora, the heroine of this magnificent Beethoven wmasterpiece. Madame ...

... hospitably sa entertained under the spacious ocf of Covent -r Garden Theatre. This year this famous his- 8s torical rival of Drury Lane has giveu'ap the annual coatst, and left the field of pantomime t praotically free to its energetic and prosperous hs neig'bour; ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. LesMo cod Manager, is Harris. KVEHISQ, SAILOR AND HIS LABS. Fernanda, Mitchell, H. Nicholls, Lilly, Morgan, gad H. Jackson; Misses H. Jay, Jecks, Victor, Lolly, Bjtc. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMABKKT. Jjagmi and Managers, Ur. and Mrs ...

... A SCENE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. Towards the dlose the performance Lane Theatre the other afternoon, on behalf of tho Actors' Fund, curious scene occurred. Selections had been givan from popular pieces by several the principal dramatic companies in London ...

... the Bow-street Police-court, yesterday, with causing the death of a man named George Ward. The deceased was employed at Drury.lane Theatre Ps a-painter, and was engaged in some-work on the portico of the theatre on Friday rmorning. He was standing on ...

... The Echo. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Less=ec and Manager, AvGUsTUS HARRIS, Tms EvexiNg, at 7.45, YOUTH. Augustus Harris, Herbert itanding, John Ryder, Henry George, Harry Nicholls, ¥, Charles A. Estcourt, M. Jm& A. L. Baron, C. J. Bacon, and Harry Jackson ...

... SHOCKING DEATH AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. A man named William Morgan was charged at the Bow Street Police Court on Saturday with causing the death of man named George Ward. The deceased was employed at Drary Lane Theatre painter, and was engaged in some work ...

... SHOCKING DEATH DRURY LANE THEATRE. A young man nsmed William Morgan was charged at the Bow Street Police Court Saturday with causing the death man named George Ward, The deceased was employed Drury Lane Theatre as a painter, and was engaged in some work ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. DRURY LANE THEATRE. if he pleases, the Rector refuses to listen to the explanation, and the annual meeting time comes round once more, bringing with it Jesmond Ryle. lie it is who was most intimate with the dead wman, ...