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... be that be has beaten the real Lord Mayor's Show hollow on the boards of Drury Lane. The stage of the Porte St. Martin Theatre has not the same capacities as that of Drury Lane; but M. Etardou's new play seems to have been mounted with • splendour which ...
... Shakspe,arean play at present on the boards, and that is As You Like It, at the St. James's. At the National Theatre, Drury-lane, Mr Augustus Harris's pantomime, Whittington, still draws crowded houses. There is no cause for wonder at its having held ...
... STRAY NOTES. To-night will see the end of The World,—af the New Grand Theatre. After a run ol fourteen nights, the Great Drury Lane D smawil give way to the operatic version of , Walter Scott's Guy Mannering. The part of Henry Berenvn is to be ained by ...
... subscriptions, £566 14s. by donations and from tickets for the dinner (less tavern expenses), £lB2 front the benefit at Drury-lane Theatre. The sum of £2051 lls. 3d. had been paid to ennuipants. The next business was the re-election of the following gentlemen ...
... theatre. The t Mikado, at the Savoy, is a complete success, as most of Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan's undertakings are. Drury Lane is at present occupied by the Carl Rosa Opera Company., TMt a hundred thousand persons should have gone to the Inventions ...
... The Candidate at the Criterion, in Which Mr. Charles Wyndham appears as Lord Macre, has lost noise of its popularity. Drury-lane is at present closed, but on June 23rd Sir Julius Benedict gives his grand dramatic and musical benefit. The damage to the ...
... splendidly there. It will be re-opened in September. Mr. Augustus Harris has gone in for a big enterprise, and has thrown open Drury-lane for a summer season, with A True Story Told in Two Cities, by Elliot Geier. This was first produced last year at Galer's ...
... ingenious, very industrious, and not too highly paid. When P live elephant was once brought upon the stage in a piece in Drury-lane Theatre the property master left the house in disgust. If I couldn't make a better elephant than that, he said, I should ...
... was Mr. G. R. Sims's melodrama, The Last Chance. After a short but maimful run, A True Story has been withdrawn from Drury Lane, and Mr. Charles Reade's well-known It's Never Too Late to Mend will take its place, with Mr. Charlet Warner in his usual ...
... SUDDEN DEATH OF AN ACTOR. The 'gay-going public will learn with re gret the death of Mr. Harry Jackson, of Drury-lane Theatre, which took place at his residence, Although an Englishman by birth. Mr. Jackson began his theatrical career in the United States ...
... and o; her border tribes. A new drama entitled Human Nature, by MG Augustus Harris and Mr. H. Pettitt, was produced at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night. The potato crop of proven to be considerably below a fair average in respeet of produce per acre ...
... Saturday with being drunk and assaulting Police-constable Baines, 443 E. Mr. Keith Frith defended. Complainant was on duty at Drury Lane Theatre to preserve order during the performance of Human Nature.' When the Trafalgar-square scene came on, representing ...