... which Mr Richard Mansfield won such great success in the United States. Bat the most important novelty will be Mr Hamilton's Drury Lane melodrama, which will ,be given in about three weeks' time. It will be upon the subject of the Spanish Armada, but as both ...

... the London i orchestral rehearsals Will begin a fortnight I hence. I At a meeting of the renters of the Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. on Thursday, a dividend of 2 per cent.. (;CIO on each £500 stock) w;'s declared, and tihe fact was elicited that the ¶ ...

... N9I wi Last nighlk before~ asn audieneofl na 4000 people, Xr, Hamvilton's -newli drama,he i Armada, was -.prodzsced at Drury Lane. At do present it is, of conrse, a good deal too long, 111 be] aud quite- anhour must bestrek out of the-first gel three ...

... of plays, not one of which, in these days of long runs, is likely to see the light for a con. siderable period. The new Drury Lane drama is after all to be a entitled The Arnada, and it will be produced 2 on the 22d inst. The action passes in Queen ...

... revival in London, is lying dangerously ill at his town residence. The melodrama Pleasure, which was with- drawn from Drury Lane for the pantomime, will rs be taken on a provincial tour with a strong corn- pacy by Mr Augustus Harris next month. The ...

... illness, and has been obliged to resign her engaigement, not only at the Royalty, but also that for tie near nielo- drama at Drury Lane. Philanthropy, by Mr Livandale, just pro- a duced at the Princesses, is a wild farce, with a plot which is far too involved ...

... matinee will bh held next Wednesday, the season coming to an end on Saturday. Tbere has been a hitch about the letting of Drury Lane Theatre for drama during the sum- mrer. Th le pantomime will be withdrawn next Saturday, and, having the house on his hands ...

... Wednesday Lord koie5.ulg-e distr.nuted the prizes to thesuccessful a i I:iemuts, and maue a felicitous speech. r 'lie new Drury Lane melodrama on the sub- j~s tof time Spiniah Armada will be put in active t rehearsal about three wveeks hence. 'tle theat ...

... serial performances * will follow in due ?? Musical eetrepreneursy . anticipate a busy spring season. s. Details of thoe Drury Lane and Covent. al Garien pantomimes wouyld not be of mueh s interest.. As to Covent Garden, it will suffice te to say that ...

... 'ley. cza. included Madame Nordica and M. 5 Jean de Reszka as Aide antd lhademes. d the parts they played so well at oues Drury Lane last year, Madame Scalebi as A-rn. neris, and MM. D'Ardeade and Navarrini at Ayonondsra and Pam7pdis. The performance was ...

... M9adame Bedda Pyne, ! Destains tile titular character. . ' C(hristnmas preparations are in active progress xt the theatres. Drury Lane will close oet the 15th, re-opening, with i-The Babes in the Wood o on Boxing Night. The AdelpiadTossa will close on Saturday ...

... s for yesterday was postponed till toemorrow. o Fle only West-End pautomime this veamr will be o Babes in the Wood at Drury Lane, in which, c besides3 spledour of costumes and m is-ee-scene, I there will be several diew features, including toys nigihtly ...