... DRURY LANE. IT will be surprising indeed if the Grand National Steeple chase, as run over the Drury Lane course, do not secure sub stantial success for The Prodigal Daughter, and is not enjoyed by crowded houses every night until it has to make way for ...

... DRURY LANE. A programme quite of the mammoth breel was that arranged for the Blanchard Banefit at Drury Line on Monday afternoon, and it is not to bo wondered at that attractions so many and so varied drew to the house an audience from which the bénéficiaire ...

... DRURY LANE. AFTER his defeat in Hamlet it was pleasant to congratulate M. Mounet-Sully upon a triumph, and a genuine one, in Hernani, a typical specimen of the poetic romance of Victor Hugo. The French actor is as much at home in the heroic sentiment ...

... DRURY LANE. themselves once more fn each other's firma Madame like von Pa the celebrated Austrian soubrette;' and certainly as actress and singer of exceptional powers and most engaging manners, took the part of Christel. Her high spirit, end abandon ...

... DRURY _ LANE (THE NATIONAL TIMATRZ). Auortrrtrs HARRIS, Sole Lem,* nal Kanner. Yr WICK DAILY At 7. 10. AUGUSTUS DA IS'SI Psotornints. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. praluesd on gale of ant• ntlour onrpsaslng In the darpl y. o .u ff d srts pe l T t r o o tsAb ...

... DRURY LANE. Wonderful Drury Lane pantomimes have been before, the babes io the Wood,” this year’s effort, surpasses them all. In the first place, ia what professes to be—a children’s pantomime. Although, of course, mauy of tbe topical allusions would ...

... DRURY LANE (1111 NATIONAL THEATR3)._ HARRIS. Sole Lessee an Monster. PIIWICS DAILY. at I SI It, AUGUS HA RATS' I I Panomime, JACK TH3 SCANS LK. poAtios , m • of aplonr aorpanms In thy diaplay• to lb* pobbe by Yr Aarustqa Harm in 10w0g year. and Company ...

... DRURY LANE. Whatever may be the opinion r to the Capacity of the members of the Saxe-Cobstrg ompany no exception can be taken to the character of their repertoire, which is suf. ficiently varied to range from Die Fleder. mans to Fidelio, and from ...

... DRURY LANE. 80111 MAT terminated the tentorninie at Theatre. Landes. of •• Robin/en Crew. awl the was taken ertsantage of by the to present /Sir Augustus Harris sloth a eery ire of plate. Is his reply Sir Augusto. stated that Dub of Bedford had granted ...

... DRURY LANE. ALTHOUGH ¢ The White Heather,” the reviv.l of which took place at Drury Lane on May 12th, has been described as ‘‘ the gieatest of all Druiy Lane dramss,” it is also without doubt a spectacular ccmedy, and as such should apoe-l to playgoers ...

... DRURY LANE. Considered from the rrit-r-a! point of wjikn Mr. H‘- try Pettitt and Sir Auso.sius Hairis would probably select, and en they would Ik- justified selecting, Th.« Prorl.pd Daughter not very far Irom being a perfect piece of work, would puzy ...

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