... then an actor at Drury Lane, bequeathed lOne hundred pounds 1 3 per Cent. Consolidated Bank annuities, which, produce 3 per cent., to purchase a TwEelftb cake, 4 w~ith wine and pmscb, which the ladies andw geritlerner of Drury Lane nre requested to ...

... large com- pany assembled at Drury-Lane Theatre to partake of the refection which has by a gradual process of development grown out of the Twelfth Cake, with wine and punch, which the ladies and gentle- men of Drury Lane are requested to partake of every ...

... yet been decided about Italian opera. Mr Mapleson has riot ex- r' changed signeid contracts w'ith Alr Augustus Harr-is for Drury Lane, anid unless matters are speedily arranged ethers planrs imay be settled. '1 'thre Covenit Garden seac-on is also a matter ...

... of February. Mr Hollingshead has pointed out that neither the £5000 booked for The Candidate nor the. £12,000 of the Drury Lane pantomime is the highest amount ever paid in advance at a London theatre, as during one season of Madame Sarah Bernhardt ...

... torchlight demonstration in the city, CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY. Sfr Carl Rosa has engaged for his Eastei opera season at Drury Lane several members of the Gav- lord travelling troupe. His London company will therefore be exceptionally strong, including ...

... has also bought Sardou's : Theodora is, however, premature. Mr Harris is credited with the intention of pro- ducing at Drury Lane a spectacular piece entitled Napoleon I., although the correctness of the announcement that his visit to Paris was in ...

... three months' provincial tour. In the autunin he will play the part of the hero in a new melodrama written by Mr Pettic for Drury Lane. During the week the Bach- Choir have given the first p~erfornmance in London of Dr Hubert Parrv's setting of Shelley's ...

... re-openeth Strand Theatre with Jo, and last night I also the hundredth performance within ten weeks was given of the Drury Lane pantomime, a fact without precedent on the London stage, Upwards of £80,000 lies already been paid bj the public to witness ...

... place at Higbgate tomorrow. I am informed that the delay in the signature of Mr Mapleson's contract for au Italian season at Drury Lane is due to the action of the pro. prietors' committee, who have required the deposit of £;3000, instead of £500 as usual ...

... at the Amdelphi. I am informed by Mr Harris that the amnount Mr Nsiapleson had to deposit for the Italian opera season of Drury Lane was £400, and not £000. -It is said the antount to be deposited was formerly £1000. No arrangements have yet been made for ...

... JLts FAST WEEK. THE THEATRE WILL RMEMAIIN CLOSED, - - RE-OPENING ON MONDAY, APRIL 13, With a Grand P.evival of the Famous Drury Lane Drama THE WORLD. T ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE:, MAIN sTREET, souTH SIDE, GLASGOW. SOLe LESsEE AND MANAGER ?? CECIL BERYL. ...

... E:FAS'r WEEK. THE THEATRE -WILL REMADT CLOSED, . :E-ROPENING ON MIONDAY, APRIT 13, ?? 1ynthbOrend Revival of the Famous Drury Lane Dram. - T H E tW O'.LD. RHOYVrAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, : MAIN STlRET, SOUTHJ SIDE. GLASGOW. S01; LEUsEE ?? A E Mn iL C.OIL ...