... 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 ...

... walks theatre, BROAD faTRKKT. Two, T.rvnna. the VOKKB FAMILY Mlw vl?'T ...

... ats to those that remain opeCU the takings do not cover the expendituro, and they are osilng money nightly. The druna mat Drury Lane, A True Story,?' if produced in the winter months, would soon have made the fortune of the author ; but, as it is, it is ...

... unemployed were more numerous or their cry more grievous. The Adelphi, Prine.ess's,Novelty, Opera Comique, and Avenue closed and Drury-lane presently to follow snit, and this in the zenith, of the London season! In aa ordinary year such a piece as The ailver ...

... support Miss Anderson during her forthcoming English provincial tour and in America. A True Story will shortly withdrawn from Drury Lane* where an early production will be Fever Too Late to Mend, with Mr. Charles Warner in his well-known impersonation of Tom ...

... moderate success, Mr. J. S. Clarke being as funny as the piece allowed. It is Never too Late to mend is to be produced at Drury Lane with Mr. Warner as Tom Robinson. The original Jacky, Mr. Calhaem, has been engaged. ...

... also the largest on the coast. A fire brolke out shortly after two o'eloec yesterday morning, ait ?? 4, White Ilorse Yard, Drury Lane, Lon- rlon, in it portioit of ithe premises occupied by Mrs. Crisp, 2a Womant sixty years of age. The fireicnt soon subdued ...

... 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 ...

... they have now secured i, not a wvhitbeyond their deserts. A True Story will be played for the lasetiql0 to-night at Drury Lane. This grand dranma, which opened so well, has not been doing very gool business, and it is time there was a chanue; it has ...

... twelve months. •On Saturday night A True Story, which has failed to create enthusiasm, was withdrawn from the boards of Drury Lane. The revival of Jt’t Never too Late to Mend is fixed for the 27th Inst. It is said that Mr. Augustin Daly’s American comedy ...

... GLE&ANIN(',S. 00) Mr. F. B. Chalttertoll, formerly lossce of Drury Lane Theatre, is seriously ill, o- The Government have taken, up thle Sea Fisheries Act lts Amendment Bill, introduced by their predecessors. rit. The Germans in Japan have csent ar ? ...

... celebrating 3in a fitting manner Dlr. William Crcswiclc's approaching .farewell. Mr. Augustus Harris has granted tile use of Drury Lane Theatre for the veteran actor's last appearance on the stage. The steamshil) Dukce of Buccleuch sailed from Graves- end ...