... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. It is now some years since there was a regular opera-season at Drury Lane, for the short spell of Germaa opera with which we were favoured there last year can hardly be held to count in this connection. But although the glory of the ...

... set down ior hearing, put the majority of “these were early isposed of.—James a0 Retford, claimed from George Foaré, of Drury lane, London, tha som of £2 12s, 2d., of an accouns for Jlonour gave judgment for the for , the amount claimed for the non-return ...

... negotiations for the Olympic Theatre, London, are abandoned. The numerous children engaged in the panto- mime of Sindbad, at Drury Lane, London, were entertained at tea in the saloon of the theatre on Saturday afternoon, the last day of the per- formance. ...

... cast he referred to “* Mothe —and would, no doubt, again he weil received. Only tw: appeared n) n the list-- Puck,” the Drury lane drama, and, ** The Ruling Peosion,” from the Standard—-and each would cecupy the boards for six nighws only. Miss Mavie ...

... Gerridge, and the love-making of Esther and George d'Alroy. It is now some years since there was a regular opera-season at Drury Lane, for the short sped ' of German opera with which we were favoured : there last year can hardly be held to count in this ...

... work fn malignant Radi A brilliant aud i ience at the head of which were the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh assembled at Drury Lane to-night to witness the revival of Beethoven’s Fidelio, and the first appearance of Madame Marie Roze in English opera in ...

... revenue. sure is general in the City. The favourite opera, the ‘* Bohemian Girl,” was performed to-n Carl Rosa’s com- pany at Drury Lane and appre- ciative audience. It. was admirably mounted, and the dramatic features of the score were splendidly rendered ...

... Rosa has played a sure card by en- gaging Madame Marie Roze as his prima donna for the coming season of English opera at Drury lane. Extensive preparations are being made there for the worthy and effective presentation of the various works named in the ...

... received no less a sun than £44,000, The Carl Kosa Opera Company commenced what pro- mises to be a highly successiul season at Drury Lane, ou Kaster Monday. The new opera, “ Kemeralda,” was produced with, all rumour to the cuntary notwitustand- img, Miss Georgina ...

... t of the Christmas was witha 1 wh last mghae. ~ t I allude to the panto fiber aul ne Sail vr, which was per i i time at Drury Lane in the n ofa rine tas ans Which filled the colossal pre lold theatre from ff to ceiling The silliest, mo * co a and mawkishly ...

... Princess of Wales honoured Her Majesty’s Theatre with their presence to- deal of curiosity awaited the inaugu- ration at Drury lane Theatre to-night of t course of English opera which during the ensuing month is to iven under the joint m™m ent of Mr. Carl ...

... was #0 successful that return has been aranged. Why cannot we have two visits a year in Sheffield? The opera season at Drury Lane, as | bave already announced, commences under Mr. Carl Rosa, on the 28th inst,, and will be limited to 30 representations ...