... divulges, which it proves to be no secret at all, ng j The St james's and Imnperial closed last night, Is and next Saturday Drury Lane will also shut. I It will be reopened shortly, with Mr Charles Warner in It's Never Too Late to Mend, and possibly Drink ...

... produced in 1838 with remarkable suscess. His subsequent operas, Tue Brides of Venice and The. Crusaders, had a long run at Drury Lane, of which theatre he was then musical director. The musical festivals at ,Norwicb, the Lnedon Moncday PFopular,.aId Liverpool ...

... or Saturday week. L The Prince and Princess of Wales received a special ovation last night when they entered their box at Drury Lane, and the performance of Manon had for some moments to be sus. pended. The new opera now goes wonderfully well, and its ...

... t. Mr D. M ,S. 'I3AAY, Cet o ou carunder at (Sic (cflaietl beita Crwlded? Leek ot ruhe Ttutt:- fERBERT CAM3PlELL, fronn Drury Lane: Tao BROIHItitS JAAIES, and BR;OWN, NEWLAN])S and WALLACE, And a VARIETY' COMPANY B I G G E It T H A N E V E R. T H E' A ...

... of the bridegroom. To-morrow It's Never Too Late to Mend, Nwith Mr Charles Warner as Tom Robinson, will be produced at Drury Lane. A dress rehearsal r as held yesterday, and it was found that Mr , Augustus Harris had redesigned all the stage business ...

... PRINOLPAL CAIID ON RELIGION AND TAltiRultsI': TRAGEDY IN LONDON. GLASGOW STABBING CASE - THE VICTIM SERIOUSLY iNJURED. T1HE DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. ELEOTION liX PENSES. CHRIS~TMAS~ THEE TRAGEDY-SEVERAL LIVES LOST AND ;00 PERSONS INJURED. 1885. TEItRIFIC ENCOUNTER ...

... ed Ressian opera iron tse pen of Air A. Goring Thomas, composer of Esmeralda, was produced by the Car Rosa Company at Drury Lane Theatre this evening, Mr Thomas's first opera, adapted from P1oore's The Light of the Harem, we have sever heard in this ...

... and the groat ,Augastus, 'with 'a pardonable pride, tolls us ho v :he alone of many miianagers has succeeded in making Drury' Lane .a financial success. The logic of Mr H3arris 'is somewhat peculiar, how- ever.;. After tellin'g us how the finlest Shake- ...

... 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 ...

... been seen on the stage since Phelp, Anderson, and Miss Helen Faucit (Lady Thee. dore Martin) successfully produced it at Drury Lane in 1543, was revived on Thursday, when it was very creditably played by a party if amateurs under Mr Charles Fry. The perfer ...

... decision has as yet been arrived at. IMassanet's new opera Manon was last uight produced for the first time in London at Drury Lane Theatre. The composer was expected to be present, but was prevented by illness. The performance was a brilliant success ...

... Warning, caine out in 1833, and was a complete success. He at different times acted as musical 'director at! the Iycenm and Drury Lane Theatres, at thej, Norwich Festival, and at the London Mond(y!: Popular and Liverpool Philbafmnonic Concerts. I A fertile ...