... has gravely beea stated that m Mr Augustus Harris cannot recoup himself for ul hi, outlay at Drury Lane under eight weeks, an w tassertien which, as Drury Lane when full at w L pantomime time holds nearly £6000 per week, w is palpably absurd. A pantomime ...

... acts of his inew opera written in the collaboration with Mr Bennett, and to 18S be produced by the Carl Rosa troupe pro at Drury Lane shortly after Easter. The opera div will be on a Scandinavian subject redolent tha of love and war, and with a Viking for ...

... ?? it lasted only two etc or three days, and elselis nowcjquiteconvalescent. coe Tris managers of the two pantomimes at Drury Lane and Her Majesty's are advertising ml sgaitist each other in the mast ?? fashion. sin 3Mr Leslie, however, yesterday announced ...

... otter forcing the doors and beirng ejected by the 'nolice, had to go away. Mdr Augustus Harris is organisinlgl a beaefit at Drury Lane on Friday for their relief. The productien of Mr Robert Buclsanan's Clarissa at the Vaudeville is now definitely fixed ...

... Her Mlajesty's Theatre has, unhappily, sot proved ovcr-encouragiug. Nearly £400 w~as collected at the benefit given P at Drury Lane, and it was resolved to apportion the amount pro rata, giving less to those who P had since received work than to those ...

... Prince of Wales was xo'eleoted Grand Master Mason Of England at a meeting of Grand Ledge to-night. Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, was elected to the office of Grand Treasurer. Tim emigration returns for February Ist 3 show a falling away of ...

... plot of Mr Caewe's new stl cndo'inopera 6Tirorgrimo, which is nkow be Lre reiloarsal at Manchester for prodnotion atif Drury Lane. It is the old story of the heroine no wvh o loves a ~orwegiai warrior, but tis who, is counpceleci by her father to wel ...

... Mlr Terries the hero, and Mir Harry elf Nicholl's the principal comedian. W The prospectus for the Carl Rosa sesson at w Drury Lane was issued yesterday, hut its prias. WS CIPAl contents were known long before. The ho seas~on will last five weeks, during ...

... Lonion ci to-day from Alanchester, and to-morrow the G yrebearsals will begin for the London season, a' . which starte at Drury Lane on Saturday. a Mr and Mrs Bancroft have received an offer from Messrs Abud & Bashford for a provincial tour ;- which the ...

... asked for a speech, contented a; h ?? \ith, thaning the audience for their ti a lt .tiction.IV Tile (.crl ios:4 Company at Drury Lane last a imade their first appearance in London I shite ISS7, ansi also brozght to a first hearing 1k i-l tele metri'polis ...

... part of Mauynerie ir Fa ' and repeated old successes. Alr Runcio was tz Faust. The Carl Rosa troupe are ?? rehearsing at Drury Lane every day, but none of their novelties are likely to be heard usf~l after next reek. THE Passion Play which Madamne S ...

... 2 . Keats, Thackeray, Wordsworth, and two from f 3Sir Walter Scott. In one of these last, I taddressed to 3Miss Smith, Drury Lane Theatre, c it is amusing to find Abbotsford described a a l little farm with a house, the least that ever harboured- decent ...