... AN EXPLANATION. Mr. Augustus Harris, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, subsequently attended befpre Mr. Bridge, and referred to the case of a man named James Evans, who was charged at that court with disorderly conduct. He had averred that the cause of his ...

... 'THE RACE - DAISY WINS! SCENE FROM A RCN OF LUCK, AT DRURY LANE. ltuly the propriety of being led on the stage by the new arrival, but she repelled the suggeStion, wi h some indignation, alleging- that it wonld be iitfra dig for an American lady to ...

... Percival, Mr. William Farrell, jun., as Baron Hartfeld i are all much praised. THE first idgbes success of A Run uf Luck at Drury Lane has been continued by crowded houses. Mr. Harris describes it as a great go. The 'Press has been in praise of the new ...

... diminishing, means to excel the splendour of previous shows. Mr. Charles Harris. recently stage manager with his brother at Drury Lane, anti now concerned at the Gaiety Theatre, has been engaged to get up a procession. It will be largely representative, and ...

... -Zr is probable that previous to embarking on a London season of old comedy Miss Kate Vaughan will fulfil an engagement in Drury Lane pantomime. THAT pretty and sprightly young lady, 31iss Kate Evesleigh, has been specially retained by Captain Bainbridge ...

... A MAGISTRATE'S OPINION. A MAN named James Evans was charged, at Bowstreet Police-court, with disorderly conduct outside Drury-lane Thcatre.—A constable stated that the defendant had been to the threatre to witness the performance of A Run Luck, and found ...

... MUSIC AND DRAMA. A RUN OF LUCK AT DRURY-LANE. Having exhausted the fruitful fields of war both by land and sea, the lunacy and divorce laws, capital punishment, dynamite expjosions, banking collapses. and railway collisions, the enterprising lessee ...