... DRURY LANE. ay at ate it PRODIG AUGHTER ; Messi Henry Povilla, Jami hine, Williams. Dods- worth; Misses joriock, Fanny le OLYMPIC. ee on Tigo: $ RO THIS EVENING, at 8. FAVORiTA: nas Si signori Mario Ancona, L. ti and : § M0} RROW 5 UGENE “OSEGIN (in a ...

... DRURY LANE. his pantomime every Christmas Sir Augustus Harris bas one yee to ion of is achievements. Year after year he is called to surpass the ; but his resuurces are apparently never exhauste:|, and it must at once be said that Littie Little Red Riding ...

... DRURY LANE. Friedrich _metana,whose opera, Die Verkavfte Braut, was performed last night by the Saxe-Coburg Company for the first time in England, hns long been known in London through performances of his works at high-class concerts. By no means the ...

... DRURY LANE. The mantle of the late Sir Augustus Harris has certainly fallen on his long-time right-hand man, Mr. Arthur Collins, who, with the tried associates of many years around him, bas produced a pantomime which admirably sustains the traditions ...

... at the fall of the curtain lirento. T HE DERBY WINNER at DRURY LANE. ItRICAT Lloyd'. ^,—Met with the m,st ei.thotiastic reception. The on each art to tb- wanne.l THIC DERBY WINNER at DRURY LANE. OVE.AT SUCCESS. Fermi' Sporting produced galore. hot they ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Drury Lane is for the present being occupied with a series of operatic performances by a mixed com- pany of vocalists, most of whom are English. ' Vincent Wallace's familiar Maritana was given on Saturday, and the extremely melodious ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Sir Augustus Harris deserves our warmest thanks for opening np to us a new, mine of melodious wealth in Herr Zeller's opera Of Der Vogelhandler, performed last night at Drury Lane by tbe Duke of Saxe-Coburg's company. Every one seems ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE During the present week serious opera is being given in the English tongue at three of our largest Metropolitan theatres, and, so far, before large and enthusiastic audiences. The fact is noteworthy as a sign of the times, for, although ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Drury Lane dramas are, to a great extent, constructed on one principle. Sir Augustus Harris and his partner—for the works are nearly always produced in co-operation—take their characters to places which have lately been much talked ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Truth compels the statement that, as a dramatic performance, Gentleman Jack, produced at Drury Lane on Saturday evening, is altogether beneath contempt. There is scarcely any pretence of a plot. Glimmerings of a story appear at intervals ...

... DRURY LANE THEATItr. A mooth'ssoasoii of opera in English. at wha'., may be termed exceptionally low tir.c.a, camoseneer Saturday evening,under the direction of Sir.togi tti Harris. Balfe's hietexerristug its customary attractiveness, the audience being ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. It is some twelve years since, mainly by reason of Mr. Charles Warner's representation of Coupeau, the late Mr. Charles Reade's Drink; adapted from M. Zola's well-known story, created an extraordi- nary impression at the Princess's ...