... ITALIAN DRURY LANE. The London the Lsrvrpofd write.® waa variousiy estimated by cutaidera that Mr. Harri* lost from £5,000, to £lO,OOO. his ectaon of Italian operas, a® cxperimcnmS cnterroiao which 'Certainly did not bring it# author profit. Well, I not ...

... NIGHT” AT DRURY LANE. The annual celebration of time-honoured theatrical festival, which in view of the many old cuatoms that have fallen into desuetude is sometimes regarded as instance of the survival of the fittest, took place at Drury Lane Theatre early ...

... NARROW ESCAPE OF A DRURY LANE “STAR,” The Timts Paris correspondent says -.--Every day learn something fresh abont the firo at the Opera Comique Among those who were present and escaped were Mdlle* Arnoldson and her sister. These two young Swedish ladies ...

... Drama. OUR | RAND THEATRE—To-day, at 2; TCjNiaur, at aE 3a-AocuBtUß Harns'd Great Kucceses. A RUN OP LiCK. from Drury Lane, with Drury Lane Scenery. Racehorses. Hunters. Foxhounds, kc . To-hay, at 2; To-Nionr. at 7.53. QUEEN’S THEATRE.—LAST NIGHTS of ilrr&nd ...

... refused application Colonel Mapleson, lessee of Her Majesty’* Theatre,to restrain Signor Del Puente from ringing in Carmen, at Drury Lane Theatre. Colonel Mapleson’* case was that tb* Signor waa bound to sing for him during tho present operatic season. It was ...

... of two hearings of Verdi’s Otelh, Mr. Augustus Harris, says a London correspondent, was offer bring the entire “show to Drury Lane during the approaching season. Unhappily the idea could not be entertained, owing, perhaps, consideration for the real or ...

... are evidently premium just now. Blr. Harris is treaty with two different tenors for his forthcoming Italian opera season Drury Lane, but negotiations are delayed bv the fact that neither will take less than £4OO. per night for his services. ...

... consuming subject of conversation. 1 one, therefore, a London correspondent writes, has time to talk of the wonderful debut Drury Lane on Monday night. There came to light in the Italian Opera there Mdlle. Arnoldson, a young lady who promises to attain unrivalled ...

... or a drinking mug.— James's Gazette. THE HANDSOMEST WOMAN IN ENGLAND. Describing the guests at the Twelfth Night banquet Drury Lane, London correspondent says Lord Cairns showed atteution various lovely women, and other, young sparks of the period made ...

... Should bo make that attempt will have courage him in hi* success Drury Lane, k bably, however, he will makeCoveut Garden his “longrna*. Th* Jiun o' Lurk, for taken off the stage aft Drury Lane when * height of ita success, in order that the p&r.t~»H be produced ...

... that theatre as indicated in the paragraph referred to. It will conducted on the same lines as the Adeluhi, Princess's, and Drury Lane. ANDREW MELVILLE, Grand Theatre, Birmingham, June 3. COMPACT Outdoor Beerhouse (jtenuloei. pleasantly situated; profit averages ...

... Covent Garden and Drury Lane. the former house the enterpriso will under the direction Mr. Freeman TUomaa aii'l -Mr. W. Purkisa. performance on behalf of the John tefltiinomial fund will take place Wednesday, November 2nd, Drury Lane Theatre, kindly placed ...