... of thle CANDIDATE -a.Ttaei2th. at 2 do'lock. 2rarr oAPEATIIE-Proprietor, A. Meloville, PEW tK½Thl~ O Al.W (if the great Drury Lane eucceas, Y TJSL. by Angastes llarra arid Paul -cwihgreat cathuraasm, chierer, tearm, anid nifcen ?? on a i,..nor~tiola ...

... Katti Lanner, of tire National Training Scrorl for Dancing, to arrange the ballet for the nest Christmas pantomime at the Drury Lane Theatre. botir for ladies rind children, uinety of the latter being prnsiils of tire Trnirrirg Soihool. The same ladly is ...

... enabled to indulge their military ardour and put something into their pockets the same time. When Youth was last played Drury Lane, a detachment of the Grenadier Guards took part in the performonce. Now that tho Ratepayers* Association has nominated ...

... Memoranda. New GUANO THZATRI.-To-night the Great fouih Drury Lane SUCKS'S of Y0C.12 in eight acts: Monday Messrs. Robertson and Bruce's company is Nita's First. ROTA L.—Last night of the pantomime, Did Whittingtoa and his Cat ; Monday next. In ...

... their harvest during the pantomime season and when popular taste turns to spectacular pieces, like Mr. Augustus Harris's at Drury Lane, which call for the support of hundreds of 'extras. But these performers ate engaged only for the of • piece, and at ...

... that these veteran and admirable actresses have not met together on the stage since the revival of You Like It by Macrcady Drury Lane in 1842—forty-three years ago ! Mr. J. L. Toole returns to London for the season, and reopens his theatre on April 4, with ...

... A bumper crop was expected in the lunjab, the season on ?? whole being most favosrable. The performrarces to be given at Drury Lane Thentre on Thurseday afternoon for the benefit of the Gonoe-al Theatrical Fund, firuishl forth a programme just a yard in ...

... reef from string coming suddenly to grief from the heat. Mr. Rosa’s people this week and next will hard at work rehearsing Drury Lane. Previously to the production of Manori Mr. Joseph Maas, who is cast for Grieux. will go to Paris to study the part with ...

... been asked to join in a benefit performance, and telegraphed from America his assent. The performance is to be given as Drury Lane Theatre at some time—probably, in May. Certainly no man deserves better of the public. Mr. Ryder is one of the most con ...

... accottat of an interview with Mr. Harris, published in The Age of the Stb inst. In it Mr. tells us how the present lessee of Drury Lane entered ups. hie undertaking with something less than See pounds in his pocket, sod how he worked IthfillUaltedly till he ...

... brought out the Royalty; and the Prince Peril will be revived. Easter Monday Mr. Carl Rosa Is to commence his season at Drury Lane ; at the St. James’s The Queen'* Shilling and A Quiet Rubber will take the place of A* You Like It', Mr. David James will ...

... Charles Keen's company at the Princess'a s Theatre, and was for many years associated with the l Shakespearean revivals at Drury Lane and elsewhere. I ...