... 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 ...

... though very extravagant-, m conception excited »bumlant laughter. Mr. Elliott Galer drama A True Story is to be produced Drury .Lane the 10th inst. Miss Rcsiua okes (Mrs. Cecil Clay) is about to return the stage, aotLin the autumn will commence an American ...

... brilliant vocalist apprared in public. A dozen years or so after the discontinuance al English Opera by Mr. Alfred Bonnet Drury-lane it was revived by Mr. W. H. Harrison and Miss Louisa at Covent Garde.; and it followed as • matter of course thatose of ...

... conducting the works of other masters, Sir Julius Benedict composed for Mr. Bunn's Opera-house himself. He produced at Drury. lane his Crusaders and his Brides of Venice —operas that were received with enthusiasm in their time, and which, with some ...

... said the Vicar. Frank, will you come too? said Maurice. Certainly. Maurice led them to the squalid home in the court Drury-lane, where the Sandwich's daughter. Fanny, was being slowly victimised by consump;ion. . _ .va' s bouquet stood in a jug of ...

... never heard of in our time. The very names will be unfamiliar to most people. When the great Alfred Bunn was manager of Drury-lane Thestre,and wrote those marvellous lyrics which were set to music by the composers of the day, popular taste was • little ...

... writtsa. and Miss and Mr. Phillip Beck did good the principal parts. the 23rd inst. dramatio and mosleal matinee will goren Drury Lane for the benefit of Lady Benedict. Diplomacf will revived at tbe Haymarket next Saturday for twelve farewell representations ...

... success seems likely attend new venture at a notoriously unlucky theatre. At the Benedict Memorial performance to be given Drury Lane to-morrow afternoon My Milliner's Bill, Uncle's WUL, and DetieeUe Ground, will acted by Mr. Arthur Cedi, Mrs. John Wood ...

... in this usually non-eventful dramatic season, distinguished iast week. The heir-at-law was revived at the Strand, and Drury-lane was re-opened for a , short summer season, with a new drama. A True Story, by Mr. Eliot Geier, of the Leicester Opera ...

... 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 ...

... for the next season the Adelphi, and will be succeeded the Lyceum by Mr. H. B. Conway. The Benedict Memorial performance Drury Lane, on Tuesday, was great success. Mr. Charles Wyndhatn, Mr. Arthur Cecil, Mr. Kendal, Mr. George Grossmitb, Mrs. Mrs. John ...

... walks theatre, BROAD bTRKIST. Tnn the CelebnOed VOKKfI FAMILY Min VICTORIA VOKKS. Mr. YOKES, Mr. FRED th« Theatre Royal. Drury Lane; Gorrot Garden; Her MajMtr's Theatre, London; and the principal and Americau Theatre*: 4c.; supported Powcrfnl Comr-sny ...