... accident. He began to take tenor parts in operettas, ‘singing at the Grecian Theatre, London, under the nameof Macregavy st Drury lane then offered him the post of second tenor. The Daily News ap- pears to have got an early peep at the book iteelf, and extracts ...

... accident. He began to take tenor parts in operettas, ‘singing at the Grecian Theatre, London, under the nameof Macneapy at Drury lane then offered him the post of second tenor. The Daily News ap- pears to have got an early peep at the book itself, and extracts ...

... But the .fact remains that melodrama holds the. field in the majority of the West End theatres-at this moment, and that Drury Lane wll be opened this-vweek witha piece of the same-class. ?? London Day by Day, by Mess Sims and Pettit, which -1 :was produced ...

... morning we were enabled give our readers a description of gorgeous spectacula- features cf the previous night’s production at Drury lane, where Mr Augustus Harris,with “Jack and the Beaustnlk.’'has quite eclipsed all tormer triumphs. The production of Cinderella” ...

... gorgeousacrene,: '.tl -1tea1 BaLlroom,' we havea Sihiikesiperii peau sion, and though I -it ie ss anmbitiii thi- that at Drury Lane, what iiere is- of- iteis admirable. --The Shake- Apeariean charaters:appreactk 'the sta&g from a mijcasciglight-ofistepes ...

... Monday and Tuesday in support of the can- didature of Sir Robert Peel, . Mr. Augustus Harris, the versatile manager of the Drury Lane Theatre, has given his opinion upon the burning question of Music Hall Licences. It will somewhat surprise the public to ...

... lasting till the week before Easter, 1800, and will be followed by a four weeks' sea- son iu London at the Theatre Rtoyal, Drury lane, commencang Easter M:anday. The company leave London this (Saturday) evening at 8.25 from Euston Station. DUBLIN BAY EXCURSIONS ...

... includes Mr. Leonard , Boyna, r. David Jamea, ir. trockfizd, and Mr. A EiWoad. s ¢wX Royal OakU ist dwingptexdaid h. ouse at Drury Lane. It bais been ?? shorted by th oinissi'd agperunoui dtialogue. |ana ti t iztge a decidd eidmprovement. Te Dead Hetrt' ia ...

... autumn theatrical season avill be tlhe production of the new historical drama by 5M. H. Hamilton and MTr. Augustus Harris at Drury lane. It is to be called The Royal Oak, the period fixed bei:hg 1651 imine- diateiv after the b:attle of Worcester, Mr. Harris ...

... I the curtain to receive the well merited congratu- sd lations of one of the largest first night gatherings ever seen at Drury lane. BALLYFARNON DISPENSARY. Carrick-on-Shannoii, Monday Night. An election for a dispensary doctor in the room - of the late ...

... made into a wax figure and is to be exhibited as a moral and entertaining show at Madame Tussaud’sthis week. The manager at Drury Lane has, it is said, to provide no fewer than 1,500 dresses for his pantomime. The comic papers are often far from amusing. ...

... pantomime in conjunction with Harry Nichols. It stated, by the way. that Mr Augustas Harris having determined to convert Drury lane iuto limited company, articles association for that purpose liave already been drawn up. The present is time of fetes and ...