... Di Williamson have respectively secureil the American afnd Australian rights ill Ifoodman Blind, . Mr. Elliot Galer's Drury Lane melodrama, A Ti-sce Sissy, is to be taken on a provincial tour, whichl will com- mence at Leeds on Monday next. The Great ...

... Perhaps the attention of the stewards of the G.N.H. will be called the former gentleman. The rehearsals of Human Nature at Drury Lane proceed apace. Eminent Orientalists have been consulted to the intricacies of Egyptian lifo and scenery ; the highest available ...

... leaving ly magistrates’ private door, and in an instant the whole attention of the crowd was turned upon him. Turning towards Drury Lane, made hastily for oab, hut in the course his short journey he was severely hustled, in t-piie the efforts the Police to ...

... original. The benefit to the veteran actor Mr. Creswick is fixed for October 29th, and the iierforensnoe will lake place Drury Lane. There is some probability of season of German plays being given m Loudon under direction of Herr I’oliiui, Hamburg, light ...

... erection. In a few days Mr. Harris will open am cxhibition of Soudanese arms, dresses, and relics, in the grand saloon at Drury Lane, Several officers have promised to help Dir, Harris with the loan of their treasures, and no effort vill be spare(d to inahce ...

... Harris to appear as Denise in Dumas's play so enittie,1 its production in London, but ?? is no idea of brieiej; it out at Drury Lane. ! s A mad dog had a wild career throughi rho streets of little southicoast town of Hamipton on Mlonday, lieefa was destroyed ...

... surely wanted t eis winter'i A w treet Citelirc aiquealod out that the boys had come baek it, time to Sea tlertseilses at Drury Lane, and jrudge of I bow the lolie the. Soud ulr, when they took tire F 3ro ; ohns i ;ieglar gurys, exhainred ho, ass he -was ...

... 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 ...

... Nature seems likely to become one of the most successful of the series of melodramas that Mr. Augustus Harns has pro* 1 need Drury Lane. The scenic effects are ou scale of unexampled magnifioenoe, the manapement of stage crowds is carried to absolute perfection ...

... deserved to end-in utter disas- - tor. ;Flusnan 'Nature, the neDW play which Mr, Harris has, provided for his patrons at Drury Lane, 1:1 a Success, and deserves to bo. Mr. Pettitt has constructetel a story whlich, thlouwl perhaps not o rt tinln, is s c ...

... completed a drama which Mr. Toole to reau. The inhabitants of Drury Lane were alarmed on Saturday. Their fears were, however. dispelled. The figure clinging to the balloon which hove® 1 over Drury Lane was the effigy of the hero Nature, advertising the play ...

... ralarmsed on Saturday. Their fears were, however, soon. dispelled, The figuro slinging to the balloon whieh hiovered over Drury ]Lane was the effigy of the horo of Jsumnirn Nai tirer, advertising the play in mid-air after a wholly ori- ginal and sensational ...