... Charles Earris. brother of the renowned Augustus, wias engage!d to arrange the entertainment, and in order to compete with Drury lane a series of snectacular effects, as sic- borate and costly as has ever been seen in a pan- tomime, were out on the stage- ...

... all that need be said to - those who are acquainted with the sumptuous style in which tiese matters are looked after at Drury Lane. 'The new piece by Mr. Sydney Grundy, which has been produced at the Haymarket Theatre- A Villagb Priest -thoogh repugnant ...

... Macliay's new melodiama, Paul Kauvar, whicli Ws peadietd at ulzify-lane last pitil. It~i a ?obuat draua of t typial Drury- lane ft5npi fuL of exelitig incidents, sensatiunal iu pltt, and ech scenV A 9pletdid gtbgb picture. The hero is al artiet and ...

... theatres, but would the popu- lar voice in London declare in favour of a general adoption of the system? Wlhat I about Drury Lane and its peerless Augustus ' Druriolanus? We question if the average e theatre-goer in London would abolish this a most ...

... 7 0 Barnsley BranchlINL ?? ?? . 2 2 0I Cansteford Branch, I N L ?? .. . 2 5 0 Milto-vn 3lalbay Branch I N L ?? .. 1 0 0 Drury lane BranchlL ?? ?? , 112 0 (Netting ll) n I 0 N ibnern8a Clu, , .r1ebnlebon - : ,, 5 0 O John Mligan, Eq, s 5e Brighten, Monks- ...

... politics. t A memorable performance of Carmen in I f-ench is to bring Mr. Augustus Harris's Italian opera season at Drury lane to a close on this day | week. M. Jean de Rezzke and M. Lassalle will play Doun Joe and Escanillo respectively, both for ...

... Eblana, under the title of The Changelings THE FATHER MATHEW FOUNTAIN. Yesterday .t Canon Baggot's Educational Dairy, Drury-lane, the Father Mathew fountain, which ?? been made on the slot system for the automatic supply of tea, coffee, milk, &c, ...

... insti- t' tation ever deserved it better than theirs. b The production of A Million of Money7 by B Mr. Augustus Harris at Drury lane Theatre on %v Saturday evening was a great success. There was ' a very full house, and the piece was receied with u much ...

... Jamns's for publishing what thet artist declares to be a garbled version of Mr. A. Id Moores account of thehisteriefracas at Drury- lane. Mr. Whistler complained of the suppres- sion of certain material statements contained in the narrative as published in ...

... uides of the house) and Mr. Morsier Menpesi l0ooking furtiivelyorer each shoulder in the hope of i seeing a renewal of the Drury lane encounter aefore he start, for ndia. i TheVery Rev Fatber Kelly, OSA, of St I lhbel's criary, 'eston, has just been sauccess- ...

... including Mr. Kettle, of what Mr. Parnell hnd said. Sir. Augustus Harris's forthcoming pantomime of Beauty and the Beat at Drury lane, written by Mr. Yardley, and the music by Mr. Buca- lossi, is now -far advanced in preparation, 'lhere n-ill be more than ...

... novel and striking fadvertisement for his paper. Be has advertised for eight bald-headed mm to sit in a row in t stalls at Drury lane on Boxing Night. The a&- vertisement does not selte what the eserices of tlt abald ones are reqgired for, but the public ...