... and indeed the vestibule and entrance ha-lis tiltemsel'es would almost suffice for space for an ordianary-sized theatre. Drury Lane, however, is not likely to disappear altogether, for the patent granted by Charles I. wvill revert to the Duke of Bedford ...

... arrived in this country, will make her first appearance in the part of Fidelio in a performance of Beethoven's opera at Drury Lane. AT the Lyric Theatre to-night a new front- piece entitled Opposition, by 1Richard Henry an~d Mr Caryll, was produced ...

... lease outright, and in this event he would convert the whole of his musical and dramatic enterprise at Covent Garden and Drury Lane into a limited liability company. AmAsxGomrsNTs have, I learn, been made to- day by which Mr Sims Beeves will in Septem- ...

... HAnRis has, I learn, resolved to follow his present opera season, which will close on Saturday week, with a brief season at Drury Lane of Mlascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana anid L'Amico Ritz, both worksbeingper- forned in English. The English version of ...

... transformation in the Metropolitan prospects of the higher forms of the lyric drama than he ever accomplished on the stage of Drury Lane. Having won innumerable laurels and more substantial rewards in the departments of spectacular melodra=a and pantomime, ...

... appear, and w~as replace]1 by M. Do ridch-. With the exceotion of C availeria, Riusticana P in Eilglish, announced at Drury Lane on Satur- re( day, the suimmer opera season is toerefoiethl over. Nothing bas yet be!en settled about th' c~o autumn season ...

... equual - ti artistic mer it and ?? interest to tlie s I long list of great work s justa pesnatcel aL I Covcs:n G-rdon and Drury Lane, or theat tliC S comjpan'y wlilch served undcr Mr Carteas imaanuer, strong thougl, it as as, could be cons- ,pared to the ...

... been started to build Ianother opera-house for London. Sir Augustus Harris now wields the destinies of Covent Garden and Drury Lane, two of the largest houses in the West Ead. Her Majesty's is being pulled down, and the Royal English Opera is to be converted ...

... it is veryeasy to see that the scent of haycocks was assafostida to them, compared with the smell of the flam- beaux at Drury lane. And, yet, for that one does not like them any the worse nowadays. There is room for all sorts in literature, for the poetry ...

... their minds about the decline of the British drama and stage will regard the triumphant success that has just been scored at Drury Lane by Sir Augustus Harris with Mr Pettitt's melodrama The Prodigal Daughter. About the reality of the success there seems ...

... Caroline Hill, the last-named lady playing the chief part. I LEAFS that arrangements have just been macle by which Mr Pettitt's Drury Lane draina The Prodigal Daughter will be adapted into French under the title of La. Fille Prodigne, and will be produced ...

... pnblished, is interesting from a theatrical standpoint. Shakespearean plays were beinggiven at both the patent houses. At Drury Lane on the 23d, after an occasional address by G. Colman, spoken by Terry, Hamlet was performed, the cast ircluding Young ...