... results. Where others have failed he has succeeded, and it uo small thing for young man of 32 l»c proud of that has run Drury Lane Theatre for six years at profit. Few, however, will to picturo tiio miracle-working hero of tWflom, the \enomou9 villain ...

... revival the Com- 'lit* Fran aiae. Mona. Clcrh, an actor of the has made favourable dfhut A >arr. The dramatic season at Drury Lane will commence September with revival of The Varld, the production of Messrs. Harris and rettitt's new drama being postponed ...

... definitely fixed for Thursday next. Confusion will, consequently, be withdrawn on Wednesday night. The revival of The Vorld at Drury Lane has been attended with great success. The piece has, of course, pretension literary merit, and the mod atrocious gagging ...

... that such course was an insult to the audience, and wrong to the composer. French tenor. Talznc, has been engaged for the Drury Lane season of Italian opera by Mr. J. H. Maph-son. tho Monday following Mr. Carl Rosa's closing night the Great Russell Street ...

... revived the Standard, where was originally produced about sixteen months ago. A revival of Ihe Flying Scud is contemplated at Drury Lane. It seems odd that an autborsbould anxious to identify bis name with notorious and deplorable failure, but Mr. 11. P. Stephens ...

... Recce new adaptation of Belle Jltlme called, produced at the Gaiety. The benefit to the Theatrical Fund, which was givea Drury Lane on Thursday afternoon, was every way « succc.-s. The large theatre was crowded, and the programme was an excelleut one. ...

... was Miss Tilley's first appearance pantomime, but since that she Las had a good deal experience, having played two seasons Drury Lane. The resnlt of this was most apparent yesterday. Before, she was littlo more than pleasing singer of character songs. Now ...

... different tastes, and all have to catered for. London the lover melodrama knows that he will find what suits his palate at Drury Lane, the Adclplii, or .Standard; the student naturally turns to the Lyceum ; the admirer of comedy frequents the Haymark t, ...

... Kirmingl.aiu audiences arc already fatn.liar, was sueccs fully produced at the Olympic. At the conclusion of the run of the Drury Lane pantomime Miss Kate will probably commence an gag em cut at the Mot city Theatre. She intends t ...

... part of l'ursifnl, at the London production. Mr. J. H. Maplcsoii proposes to give limited series o|*-ras in Italian, at Drury Lane, next season. Well wishers to tho permanent establishment of opera in the vernacular, will be pleased to hear Mr. Carl Bosa ...

... Company 1 loyal 1 layers (''of the lato Majestic, .' I, who, tt says, lad recently removed from the Bull, j to the Cockpit, Drury Lane. It teemed Saturday night as if 31. Mayer's spoiled ort to provide series French plays for Londoner* j out of the season' ...

... piece at Olympic matinle considerable alterations have been made, and it is now likely become popular. Mr. Augustus Harris's Drury Lane pantomime, Whitlimjton and his Cat, will, in point of superb scenery and magnificent costumes, compare favourably with its ...