... THE. THEATRE ROYAL. TM- GEALT RUDBY.' Last night, before a large audiende, the Drury Lane 'drama by Cecil Raleigh ael Henry Hiamilton, entitled Ths Great* Ruby, was produced at tlhe Theatre Royal. As a spectacular piece, one presenting a per- fectly ...

... Under the above titie Mr. Augustus Moore, in this week's Hatok, thus describes Mr. Whistler's pert mn xce in the lobby of Drury Lane Theatre last Saturday- Degas, one of the greatest French artists, and one of the greatest admirers of Mr. NVhitler's art ...

... piece, which runs about half an hour, and is more of a farce than a cornedietta. The production of A Sailor's Knot at Drury lane on Saturday night rattracted an immeense and enthusiastic audience. Thia fins play, written by Mr Pettit, promises to become ...

... o comupepsation. Thre M aout of Olires Was listprodaod in thlese coories in 3814 in ?? the customary Leaten Ontario at Drury Lane. The stwong feelinu ptvailing2 in England ageinabt tho appearanob co our Saviour as a personago in ilbe Oratorio teavto ...

... committee showy that the Lydia Thompson Farewell may possibly b- ranked with the memorable benefit of Aliss N .Aiie Farren at Drury Lane. T° DDARK E N GREY HA IBR. LOCKYER'S 5SULPHUR DiAta RsroERER effectually does this in a fewdays. Best. safst, and cheapest ...

... opera at La Scae', Milan, in the tenor part of Edgardo, in ,Lucia de Lammermoor, and' appeared in the same character in Drury lane in 1847 His career 'since then has been one loung triumph until he took his farewell. of the public at the Albert.Hall, ...

... assumed name of Johnson. Later ha the same year (1841) Mr. Sims Reeves placed himself under Hobbs and T Cooke, and came out at Drury Lane in subordinate tenor parts in Purcell's K ing Arthur, Weber's I De Freischutz, and other operas under the manage- ment ...

... a strolling 1, j player attached to a company in Beaurminster. e He attracts the notice of Shekelton, the ma- r nager of Drury-lane Theatre, and receives an engagemnont from him, and taking 'at the - flood that tide in the affairs of men which r leads ...

... y-ou'll ruin themr. I'm going to wear these clo thes as they were when Ginger Bill stood up in them-and he never washed. At Drury lane Sir Augustus Harris hab opened a dancing school for girls ranging from sixteen to twenty. Madame Phasey is the instructress ...

... which lately las 'created so rowverful a sensation in London ; and ithe services of Mr. Thompson (from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden) to per- form the part of the Dumb Factory Boy. I Sir Arthur Sullivan's musical projects are of I c ...

... opera, to be produced during 1892. Mlr. Henry Pettit's drama The Sailor's eoot, which is to be produced next Saturday, at Drury lane Theatre, deals partly with the period known as The Hundred Days, when Napoleon, having returned from Eiba, rallied the ...

... Lawrence is by - way of compliment to his father's old friend, Mr. John Lawrence Toole. A Sailor's Knot, with ,which Drury Lane will f re-open early next month, will be found to em- .brace the period from Napoleon's escape from ?? to 'ie downfall at ...