... boards of the Grand Theatre will be occupied heat week byea Drury Lane company with Youth. The piece is to be staged with exceptional care, some of the sceneryand effects from Drury Lane being brought down with the company. Drrv.ncR~mcsc SUICItn tN' ...

... reduce it below 1,200. The anti-Irish 1 feeling in the working portion of the constituency -is stated to be very strong, and Drury Lane will I go solid -so, at least, the Conservative canvassers report-for Mr. Bruce. tThe Covent Garden Hotel in Southampton ...

... afternoon or at night, to enable a profit to be made. The amount of money lavished by Mbr. Harris in his prepara- tions at Drury Lane is almost fabulous, and should anything occur to prevent the house from being ever thronged, he wvould lose what to most ...

... extensively z backed by te percases ; and as the operas are mounted with the opulence of stage effect which have made the Drury Lane manager famous, and are, as a rule, produced with an excellent ensTemble, it is no wonder that -the great house is nightly ...

... ldssn of Luck, the lucky ran of w`ich weas iTottr repted in favour of the Christmas pantornsne will he restored to the Drury Lane stage en l.ster Evc.v The Princess 3iary of Teds. and, suite ware presen 2the Havmarzer, on Stutday evenin-. when Partners ...

... would measure '-Cf if he got down from~ his horse. i The rehearials for Mnr Augustus Harrd's twentisit pantmimeand enth Drury Lane annual are usei full swing on the stage which is nightly ioughed 's! the Invincible Artii~ds. 'The Babes in ...

... production on either October I or 8, -when it will be given at New York and Chicacgo. fIuch enthusiasm was displayedat Drury Lane !:st niglt, on the occasion of The Armada being *roduccd, and at the fall of the curtain the res- *s nae of the audience ...

... merit and capacity. *. Numerous appeals have been made to Mr. Augustus ,Earris to throw the interesting Armada exhibition at Drury Lane open to the public. He is, unfortunately, .absolutely precluded from doing so by the terms of bis lease, but I am glad to ...

... ~~~'Lincoln's Inn, Nov-ember -, 188-. le 1Sir, -How can you theatricals allow snob a flagrant it scandal as soldiers at Drury Lane? Really this presents1 is any respectable person from having anything to do with 0,you people. - , Barrister-at law. i Mr ...

... esteemed seasonable t] amusement. At the leading theatres pantomime C has practically been abandoned with the exception of Drury Lane, where the humours of Messrs. P Harry Nicholls and Herbert Campbell as The o Babes in the Wood are sure to amuse for ...

... greatly N esrmed bv such a crowd as the slopes of the to A' -,andra Palace have seldom seen. U' TIhe sounds of preparation at Drury Lane for f 2 production of The Armada to-morrow t. n 'at are very loud to-day. Mr. Barris has t ;Taley declared himself ...

... that it has been found necessary to issue large placards warning the public against c purchasing forged passes. This is Drury Lane, L with The Armnada, and Mr. Harris, whose o house is nightly so crowded that he has had 8 absolutely to suspend the free ...