... - DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. Refierring to Nuxing Day incidents .n London a corre- e epondent snyo : It was, (t cf. ir-P to Drury Lu-e thut the bulk ,f the the.itr.-g.inV ?? di(eected their c steps Tne hOns--, ftin-d ill hiatrionic annalg' for its panto- r ...

... that I prod5uced in my theatrical career. and was the seepprng-stone which enabled me to ?? to the position of manager of Drury Lane i ibeutre. This fact alone. it need scarcely be Eaid, invests the piece with an historical in- rarest. Tue managerial career ...

... the stage men of 60 played levers of 21, and the costumes of ladies of fashion camo out of the theatrical rag bag. In 1860 Drury Lane was announced to be opened by the notorious E. T. Smith Buckstone at the Hay- market was at his wits' end to know what to ...

... Cleopatra, 2; Opera Couaique1 The 1 Judge, 3; Shaftesbury, ' The Pharisee,' 2.45; De AND Crystal Palace Pantomime, 3; Drury Lane Panto- Ha treet, mime, 1.30.N Evnieses PaMFrOnwccs.-Adelphi, The English NC Rose, 8; Alhambra, New Ballot, 9.30: Avenue ...

... 'racaLei Geology (free),Jerman-stfreet, 10 to 4; Collegeof Surgeons, Lincolna' lin.ielde, 11 to 4. i 3M e- laBArdwairwt. -Drury Lane PFatoi-me, . . 1.30; elyne aadzxooke, 'Piccadlfly, 3; Covent n (fardeu Circus, 1.30; Sauger', Aphi :2j; . M1orpand Buige ...

... Practical Geology (free), Jernuyn-street, I0 to 10; College of Surgeons, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 11 to 4. MOaRNING PEEFo-ANCEs. -Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.30; Maskelyne and Cooke, Piccadilly, 3; Toole's, ; The Bungalow, S ; Moore and Burgess Minstrels, 3; Covent ...

... ago one of the most cele. brated dancers in Europe, and even be. fore that was the bright particular star of the ballet at Drury Lane theatre. She was then known as Volando Marie Louise Duvernay, and in 1845 married the late Mir. Lyne-Stephens, of Lynford ...

... production of A MMilion of Money at Drury lane last night drew back to town a large number of first-nighters, and most of the familiar faces were to be seen. The play itself is of the usual order of Drury Lane melodrama. Mfr. Harris has discovered just ...

... new melo-drama, A Million of Money, produced at the Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday, is the joint production of Messrs Pettitt and Harris. It is conventional in style, and of the true Drury Lane type. It is splendidly staged, moves smoothly, and is ...

... Augustus E1arris to attend a dress rehearsal of his Drury Lane 1)antomime, Beauty and the Beast, which will bave been set before tie public ere these lines reach our rcaders, I went to Drury Lane theatre and enjoyed another fea st of colour and harmony ...

... PREPARING FOR THE PANTOtIME. A MORNING AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. THESE are busy times indeed in the regions over which Augustus Druriolanus is lord and master (writes a representative of the Pall Mall Gaseele). The great man himself has strained, and is ...

... would entail. We have therefore to announce that the Queen svill not open Parliameat in person this year. TWELFTH NIGHT AT DRURY LANE THEATRE The festival of St. Baddeley was celebrated last night with even more than the usual pomp and circumstance, for ...