... Past, 3 ; Comedy, The late Mr. Casteflo, 3; Criterion, 'The Squiro of Dames, 3; Dely's, ?? An Artist's Modet, 2.30 ; Drury Lane Pantomnime, 1.30; Gaiety, The Shop Girl, 2; Gar- Tick, The Professor's Love Story, 2.30 ; Haymarket, Trilby, 2.30 ...

... late Ur. Castallo, 3; Court, All Abroad, 2.30 ; Criterion, The Squire of Darmcs, 3; DAly's, ' An Artist's Model, 2.30 Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.30; Gaiety, The Shop Girl, 2; Gar- sick, The Profe6sor's Love Story, 2.30; Haymarket, Trilby, 2.30; ...

... be allowed to keen seats ! Garrick played the part several times during the remainder of that season, and frequently at Drury Lane during the next. According to all contemporary authorities, Lear was one of the greatest of his impersonations. Arthur Murphy ...

... by the: animlal pantomime at Drury Lane. ..But on Saturday night,. whpn Aladdin went through a so sptlendlidly succes¢sful bap- tism, the interest was intense arid in some sort national. The Boxing Night crowd at Drury Lane Theatre is an institution. ...

... Covent Garden Opera, 1.30; Court, . The Guardsman, 3; Criterion, Pinkflominos, a 3; Crystal Palace Saturdny Concert, 3; Drury Lane, T The Prodigal Daughter,' 2; HaEymarket, Agatha Tyldeu, 2.30 ; Lyceum, Henry VIII., 2 r Lyric, ''Incognita, 2.30 ...

... Amphitheat 2; lloy j Aquarium, Variety Entertahoioente, f rei2; Hegler's Cirque, 2; Vaudeville, Woodbarrow Farm, 2.3U; Drury Lane Pantomime. 1.30; MIoore ?? Minstrels,3;H3,aymnrket, TheDancing Girl, 2; New Olympic, A Yorkshire Lass, 2; Toole's, 'Our ...

... 1S75i. pRoST.XApg to) Jfr S. F relech, theatrical bookseller, Strand M. VIANC.-APP4I to the Secretary, St. Asaph Lodge, Drury- lane. C. A ?? The titles have not been nsed as far as we know. (2) The 11atal course is to forwlard the play to a theatre manager ...

... CHEER, BOYS, CHEER! The long-established belief that the dramatic season cannot be considered to have commenced till DRURY LANE has once more throxxn wide its doors is not altogether without foundation. Cer- tainly the great round of dramatic ente ...

... Olympic, The Lady of Lyons, 2; Sisitesbury, T''ne Pharisee, 2.45; Hengler's Cirgue, 2; Crystal Palace Pantomime, 3; Drury Lane Panto- . mime, 1.30. Evr.sniNG PERrorSfclOEs.-Adelphi, The English Rose, 8; Alhambra, New Ballet, 9.30. Avenue, Sunight ...

... S3 Scenes itt Cetitral Africa . . 536..537 Magazines . . . . . f3.IS Tetinis .. . .. . 540 Novels ?? . 5..540 Opera at Drury Lane . 42 The White Rose Club 542 Our Illustrations . . . 342 'The Faerie Queene 544 Rural Notes. .. . .. 544 -The N.;tional ...

... Minstrels, 3; Royal Auarum, arety Entertainments, from 12; Gm-nd, Pentommne, . Hengler's Cirque, 2; Crystal Palace Pantomime, 3; Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.330. Evecen-a Paason.Axczs.-Adelphi, The English Rose,1 ?? Alhambra, New Ballet, 9.30: Avenue, 1Sunlight~ ...

... 2.30; 'Considv, M. Martin, 3: Criterion, Rose- ins:ry, 2.30 C'rytal Palace Concert 3 ; Daly's, The GeiUuha, 2.30; Drury Lane, The Duchess. of Cooal'rdic, 2, Duko of York's, The Gay PerUirun't 2.30 Gaiety, Mv Girl, 2.30; GCrick, Torn 'loin ...