... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Dion lioucicault's drama, Formosa, which was first acted on the sth of August, 1869. at Drury Lane Theatre, then under the management of Mr. Edwin Chatterton, was revived at the same house on Tuesday evening last with evident auguries ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The necessary arrangements for the production of Humpty Dumpty on Boxing Night are day by day assuming definite proportions, and if all goes well come sp!eadid results may be expected. A curious feature in the Christmas show at ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Henry Pettitt's new drama, A Sailor's Knot, will be acted for the first time at Drury-lane this (Saturday) evening. The plot of Pettitt's new play deals with certain incidents which occurred between Napoleon's treape from Elba ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE For many a year Drury Lane Theatre has maintained its reputation for pantomime, and I hope it will do so as long as Mr. Augustus Harris continues his reign of management. Mr. Harris has produced from time to time some excellently mounted ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Dunk, the great Adelphi success, was revived at Drury Lane Theatre on Tueeday evening last with evident favour. I may have something more to say about Drink next week. ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Sir. C. Reade's interesting drama, It's sever Too Late to Mend, revived on Saturday evening last at Drury Lane Theatre, seems to have lost none of its original attraction, if I may judge by the crowded condition of the theatre. The ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ICs Never Too Late to Mend is doing wonderful business at Drury Lave, the theatre being crowded every evening. The next revival will be Formosa, which years ago attracted the attention of all London Ilre. Luigtry has been siwcially ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE.. The late Charles Reade's sensational drama Drink was revived at Drury Lane Theatre on the 23rd of last month with dent signs of a new and prosperous career. It may be said without doubt that Drink is one of the best plays that ...

... TWELFTH NIGHT AT DRURY LANE. m*oy *inc* Robert Baddeley, play actor, left *' £lOO. Tdroe pw Cent. CoQiolidated Bank Kraui tie*, which per oent, porchMe * twelfth cake, with wine punch, which the Udie« of Lane requested partake of. every Twelfth Night ...

... SIR A. HARRIS AND DRURY LANE. I Sir Augustus Harris has been telling a Strand Magazine interviewer how be first got hold of Drnry Laue Theatre. It was to let; and why, he asked, should not he take it? Fortune seemed to favour me, and aD gentleman of ...

... but she has attained a considerable amount of popularity in America. I More of Diamond Dine later on. DRURY LANE. The pantomime at Drury Lane has proved to be one of the most successful Mr. Augustus Harris has yet produced. The theatre is not only ...

... manager in the world. Augustus is more august than ever. Woe betide the minion who in future addresses the groat administrator Drury Lane aa “Qua.” Sir Augustus Harris, if you please—no more of your Bohemian familiarities. “The whole produced under the personal ...