... of opera, the stage of the Shkespoare Theatm is for ths nzes couple of wehs to be occupied by tihlesb and miost - oesfl Drury Lane dzama, entitled The Great Ruby. -Mr. Ardiur Collins wil be responslb, for the production, and heS has gathered around ...

... by the fact that the title role is filled by Miss Ada Blanche, who for six years took pnncipal parts in the pantomimes at Drury-lane Theatre. In the cast will be found Miss Alice Barnett (late of The Greek Slave ), Miss Jane Grey, Mr. W. R. Shirley (who ...

... of Zenda. Mr. Alexander has announced that Shakespeere's Henry V. is in his list of pending produc- tions. In the new Drury Lane drama by Mr. Cecil Raleigh Miss Ada Rebha will assume the role, and the first performance may be expected about the middle ...

... br 4f Pc d Cheer, Boys, Cheer, one of the pieces Saso t ciated with the enterprise of the late Sir Augustus EHarris at Drury Lane, has been seen in this city lir L before, but the element of popularity warrants I repeated performances. It will, therefore ...

... Theatre it was-well-received. It appears that after ?? Ada Rehan will not fill the principal role in the autumn drama at Drury Lane, and thathonour ?? to Miss Violet Vanbrugh. The veteran actor Mr. Henry Loraine. died, on Monds&y last, at Bloomsbury in ...

... before a large audience, this being its first production in Liverpool after the pheno- menal success the piece achieved at Drury Lane during its long run at that theatre. A Life of Pleasure is a drama of an entirely un- conventional character, and doubtless ...

... play, An Interrupted RHoLreymoon. The author is Mr. Kisy Peile. Thursday next will bring the promiuctino of the latest Drury-lane drama, Hearts are Trumps. As usual, lavish mounting will be a l'rominent feature, and the principtl sensation scene repre ...

... operatic a nanaM who has died at Hamburg, will be best is remcemered for-his spirited venture with German. it opera at Drury Lane in 1882, in conjunction with me Sir Augustus Harris and Herr Herman Franke6 t -e Toe latter and Pollini must be credited ...

... tothiag new under the sun, and the iteration of the phras-e is frequent when new stage produe- k,)s are considered. The Drury Lane elaborate P1IY, H' earts are Trumps, produced a week ago p~sesesea several features which writers in 'The Stage7 claim ...

... world appear to have forgotten the late Mr. Edmund Falconer's play of that name, brought out by him during his management of Drury Lane about 1863-4. It waszp heavy and gloomy play in tour long ants, in which the author, after his custom, played the hero. ...

... changled ~ -The Prodigal Daughter is likely to attract * 9large audiences to the Courn Theatre. £;7 Another popular Drury Lane melo-drams. will fum -occupy the hoards of the Shakespeare Theatre 24. - this wreek, this being A~ Life of Pleasure, by ...

... moriag mn Rotten- , >n- row, and other interesting pectacles. As was ,ht stated in these columns last week, the latest Pa ad Drury Lane suecess is well worthy of , visit, - ce aen p b ?? r , Tt me Further with the p tends to wn emnphasise the previceyepess ...