... a, byFkaJicuUvKrritß. Dio Music A. C. Mackbnzib, Speedy »nd for Caul Rosa Otbjla Com. r*v*, »nd produoed Theatra Royal, Drury Lane, ot» April 9. CoWtoba. Kadaroe Masht Ttoya Delia Rebio (Colntnba'O Brotbcz. »a Omcar French Anar) . Mr. Bartow McOocKnr ...

... who had been arrested a charge of drunlrcn and riotous conduct, in the sculllc assaulted the ottioers. ElH*. prostitute, Drury Lane, charged with being disorderly, using obscene language, and assaulting James Canter, Heath Mill Lane. The prosecutor was ...

... COMPANY To-inoirr (MoccUy). October 15, at 7.30, A,” An Or?r» Acta, written and compoaed for the Carl Compaur. and produced Drury Lane Theatre. London, WarclJ »6. I£S5. The Libretto, written and Theo. A. The Music A OoringThomaa. l» O.psyi, Ma.lame Gborotna ...

... success at Paris CliAtelet Theatre, /vhere, as monkey, he nightly runs round the dress circle, he did in tbe last mime at Drury Lane. Messrs. Sims and Clay’s new “spectacular fairy opm, with which the Alhambra will open in November, ha> bees re named Th; ...

... that pleasant Mediterranean resort is busily at work on the opera he has promised Mr. Rosa for Easter, 1884, for his season Drury Lane. Mr. Goring Thomas has also received a second commission, bnt he cannot guarantee the completion of the MS. score of his ...

... charge of drunken and riotous conduct, and in the souffle assaulted the officers. A STREET FuRy.-Kate Ellis, prostitute, Drury Lane, was charged with being disorderly, using obscene language, and assaulting James Canter, Heath Mill Lane.-The pro- secutor ...

... evolvsd, one could scarcely recognise theariaMr.LeslieCrotty made such great success with at the production of the opera at Drury Lane on Easter Monday last. The trio from the Mountain Sylph, This Magic-wove Scarf,” was well sung by Miss Robertson, Mr. Mayhrick ...

... pronounced a failure. In o*4 Rank* has scored a marked success the Adelphi, and the theatre croa ded at every performance. Drury Lane A Saxlar and hi* Lot* has been mercilessly •• trimmed, and playing closely as now does likely to have a prosperou* run ...

... French, ami only very bold adapter wilt attempt to introduce to the English stage. Mr. Augustus Harris informs the patrons of Drury Lane that “ consequence of unexpected breakdown of the macbi..ery used in working the ship scone, a large portion of the mechanism ...

... pray, your Royal High. ness, fill your royal stomach, we've plenty more il the kitchen !-London Society. 'lhe manager of Drury Lane Theatre is enjoying a gond- ioured laugh at the expense of the writers of certatinm protests against the absurd realism ...

... stated in theatrical circles, writes a London cor- respondent, that the production of Mr. Robert Buchanan's newr drama at Drury Lane has been delayed by the action of te Lord Chamberlain, who objects to the IntrodueLicn of a dynamite explosion into the ...

... complete success of Messrs. Robert Buchanan and Augustus Harris’s now melodrama, A Sailor and hi* La**, which was produced Drury Lane last Monday night, was marred ita inordinate length, and introduction of a repulsive scene In which the hero (Mr. Angostus ...