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... ENGLISH OPERA AT DRURY LANE. With any opera Mr. Carl Rosa might have de- ponded upon securing a numerous audience for his openina night, bet with Carmen a crowded assemblage was certain. The attendance on Saturday, when 31r. Augustus Harris still further ...
... third; Mr. Pinero is fourth. THE COUPON. 1. The best evening Christmas entertain- Drury Lane Pantomime. I -nm t ?? ?? ?? ?? 2. The best afternoon Christmas entertain- Drury Lane Pantomime. X .ent ?? ?? . ?? ?? : : ?? ?? 3. The best tragedian (bar Irving) ...
... Japanese Village, Albert Gate. 11 to 10. MoUtmes PaaFosuwEc&s.-Piccadilly Hall, Verbeck, 3; Maskelyne and Cooke, Piccadilly, 3; Drury Lane' Pantomime, 1.25; Prince of Wales's, Alice in Wonderland, 2.30. EvEmrwe PF2PFoL.A2rics.-Adelphi (Strand), Thel Harbour ...
... PREPARING FOR PUSS'S PANTOMIrME. DRURY LANE is closed, is empty, the boxes ar( 2 white sheets, a piano footlights, and Mr. Ha an army of carpenters tomime line, and be as Puss in Boots is to be as never was seen before all 'the wonderful prepara is ...
... German Reed's, St. Georga's Hal, 3; Moore and Burgess Minstrels, St. James's Hall, 3; Maskelyne and Cooke, Piccadilly, 3; Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.25; Toole's, The Butler, 2.30; Avenue, Robinson Crusoe, 2; Saturday Ppoular Concert, St. Jamues's Hall ...
... on as effective a picture as has been seen on the stage of Drury Lane, bar none. It is a pity that Mr. Harris did not see his way to presenting the gilded saloons of Monte Carlo to a Drury Lane audience. Instead of the tables and the croupiers, we have ...
... Piccadijlly, 3; Covent s Garden Circus. 2; Sanger's Amphitheatre, 2;; Moore and Burgess Ministrels, St. Jamies's Hall, 3, Drury ?? Lane Pa~ntomime 1 26; Olympic, HEeartseate, 2@; Le Gklobe, 4The Lojgers. 3; Hangler's Circus, 2.30 ; ic St. 3sines'e Hlall ...
... Savoy, Fluddigore 2 30; Toole's, The ; Butler, 2.48; Court, I'Dndy' Dick,' 2.30;1 Maskolyne and Cooke, Piccadilly, 3; Drury lane, Carl Rosa Opera Company, 2; Strand, Boa to Ruin, 2: St. Ja=es's, Lady Clancarty, 2; Criterion, DavidGarrick, 3; ...
... il-lsbono-ros4, 10 to 10, The Japanese Vllage, Gbet Gate. 11 to 11. t ?? Pmma ons. - Mkelyna and Cooke, , Piccadilly, 3; Drury Lane FaPtomumes 1.25; t Oplc, A Dark Secret, 2; Moore en Burgee Minstrls, Et. Jamee's HU, 3; Globe, he Privato ..SecreF ...
... -Vauadevlle, Sophie 2.30; Piccadilly Eall, Verbeck, 3; Germn Keed's 'St. Georga's Hall, 3; Maskelyne and Cooke, Piccadilly, 3; Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.25; Toole's, 'The Butler, 2.30; Savoy, Raddigore, 2.39; Court, Dandy Dick. 2.30; Crystal Palace Concert ...
... FIRES. Much excitement was caused early yesterday morning in the vicinity of Drury Lane, London, owing to the dis- covery that the large premises, 46, Parker Street, off Drury Lane, used by hMr. Augustus Harris as a wardrobe for theatrical costumes, had caught ...
... A Alice in Wonderland,'Y- 2.30; Maskelyne and Cooke, Piccadilly, 3; Covent Garden Circus, 2; Saner's Amphitheatre, 2; Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.25; Moore apd BurgessMinstrels, I St. James's Hall, 3. 3vBIae FsaPRcnAcES.-Adelphi (Strand), The ; Harbour ...