... betongtag »« the lute Sir Augusta* Harm tor £7,500. on. I believe, the understanding that 0.. opera season shaD allowed Drury Lane until the Corent Garden season has opened. Afterwards, of morse. may available, and. as it seems’ that the .watisme* of ...

... offer compensation. The Mount Olives’’ -was first produced in these countries in 1814, in the then customary Lenten Oratorio Drury Lane. The strong feeling prevailing in England against the appearance Our Saviour in the Oratorio led to modification by Dr. ...

... remarkable that forthwith went to London a stager, and lor 20 years waa the principal tenor Drury Lane. In 1825 lie be• ame director music and conductor at Drury Lane and Cbvent Darden, in which capacity lielriended young Balfe. showed extraordinary once ...

... Theatre Co-sight la ao American Romance, ealitled The New World.’' The play will nooated with new scenery by Cecil Hieke. of Drury lane. ...

... Tuad LIVES LOST. London, Wednesday. Early this morning tire broke out Drury lane premises occupied several families, j Before the Fire Brigade arrived the police succeeded in rescuing many tlie inmates, but liarv Webber. 38. and her daughter. Mary, aged ...

... greater improvement i» now being carried out—the dreaded Embankment to have double rows of electric lamps from end to end. Drury Lane will, in future, have to tend He asm* sin* further afield. The County Council d» serve great credit with regard te the eAcicri ...

... rate, are born dmattivaa. If they are not trackiag down criauaol ttof are tracking Drighbour.- , Mail.” SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT DRURY LANE. A aerioue accident ocearred Saturday night Drury Lana Ibcafra, and prevented the par(orreance “The While 7.30 o’clock, ...

... there are glorious prospects for the cowing pantomimes in London. All the reserved for the Boxing Night tint performance Drury Lane have already been booked, and the Garrick four thousand pounds have been received for seats booked for Mr. Oscar Barrett's ...

... there ere glorious prospaoU for theaemiaf pantomimea in Loodon. Ail the reserved mnta for Boxing Night flrat perfononnoe Drury Lane have aireedy been bonhsd, and at the Garrick fonr the—nd pounds have neaived for seats booked for Mr. Onosr For the foUer ...

... seen. And Signor Bnocuni also deserves the utmost craJit. The stage exceptionally large one, inferior probably only siza to Drury Lane and some two three other theatres.' hut is large enough for any possible purpose. Tine stage has width 80ft.. ami depth ...

... Mutiand. Edith Kelloik. Th* ant leu Geoffrey Thome, Local Topics Ri. Downing. K*l; The Mime composed by J. M. Glover Director, Drury lane Theatre). . .., . Overture and Additional Xumbers by Mr. R. G. sTuhnstoa. . , . 1 Sceneiv minted Mr. A. Jackson and Dlessn ...

... written Mr. Geoffrey Thome .tha load top hang supplied by Mr- RidnM Downing. The high acquired Mr. J. M. Glover, director Drury Lane Theatre mffieieot guarantee that the inadenUl marie will be found appropriate and effective, while Mr. O. Johnston, conductor ...