... Cora pan y in tha gcrea-TiiOo •' TLIL ARABIAN NIGHTb.’ TUEATRK-—To-jncirr, and dorioK the tvvr*. aIT Mr AUGUSTUS HARRLos DRURY LANE COMPANY, with tn>-faa»im» Unitary Drama. 'YoOTH. - Drory Lane Scenery and Kdectß. SKIT. for One WetrK. the lainiws Counc ...

... she insisted upon singing, just show what m ■’ the doctor wo*. THE ** ABMADA THE KTARE. Much sotkuwajm was displateJ Drury lane ob Saturday night oa the occasion of Ar/ijtdn being pruduerd. The dramatfo elements in the were somewhat euboedinatfi to ...

... nnsuoeenfol; and I had work passage home in Bailing •hip, till I got to London, where I became a supernumerary managsaoent Drury Lane. During your third season an aunt of mine died, and I found myself the poses•or £lO,OOO, My cousin, who eras largely interested ...

... latest theatrical rumour is that Mr. Augustus Harris will next year most probably experiment on Hbakspesrean revival at Drury Lane, with tbe produotion on i grind scale of either IV. Henry V. Mrs. Langtry will produce two new Elays in America during her ...

... Mr. George and Company of London Artistes. Pull Band. Ballet, and Chorea Box Gibe.: open R.cren tul Four.- YOUTH. - from Drury Lane. Next Wcr.a. ._ JQAY'S CRYSTAL PALACE OF VABIKTIES. E»ery Erenioc ThJ* Week. s Create*' Fatouhte. the Bngbtcat ...

... RIVAL CONDUCTORS. For the Drury Lane season of 1859 two conductors had been engaged. Signor Arditi and Mr. (afterwards Sir Julius) Benedict. Both were excellent, but neither wished to be mistaken for the other. Both, moreover, were bald and I remember ...

... close Aldershot, w' Wimbledon will, therefore, either wood, if the military authorities can tarry Jet sent arrange menu. ,tt DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. There is to be only one pantomime the London this year, that, of course, at Old Drury, uaia * direction of Mr ...

... Aladdin. Mr. Walton and Company of Loudon Artistes. Full Band. Ballet, and Chonut Box OQoe open ti.l Four— YODTIi.'' bom Drury Lane. Hair Wkkk. 172 JJAY-S CRYSTAL PALACE OP VARIETIES. Hrery This Week. Birmingham's Greatest Favourite, the Brightest Star ...

... George Waiton and Company London Artiste*. Full Rand. Ballet, and Chnma. Box OSioe open Eleven till Four.— *’YODTH, from Drury Lane. Next Wkf.k, 172 JQAY'S CRYSTAL PALACE OP VARIETIES. Every Evening This Week. Birmingham's Greatest Favourite, the Brightest ...

... enclosure. Mr. Augustas Herris has presented the whole of bis collection of playbills, pamph'ets, and printed matter relating to Drury Lane Theatre to the British Museum. We must wait till the autumn for the foil record Mr. George Augustus Salas axperiooeas, which ...

... surpassed, and the story gives ample scope for the dijplay of the talents cf au exceptionally good company, beaded by those old Drury Lane favourites. Mr. Herbert Campbell aod Mr. Harry Nirholis. Biimiogham playgoers will be pleased learn that a marked success ...

... long, weary acta. The greatest success which tb* Lyceum adaptors could look back upon for encouragement was the production Drury Lane 1857, with Charles Kean the part of Mephisto. Kean had submit, however, kind criticism with which have not been altogether ...