... DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. I FOUR hours and a half unbroken by fall of curtain, before even the harlequinade started I At the end of that, the reserved seats fled almost unanimously, but the rest remained till the very end; some, perhaps, unwilling, yet unable ...

... a1 quiet, orderly assemlblageC of EL ?? that gathered together onl Boxing Night this 1 ye ar withi the historic swalis of Drury Lane Theatre to La wyitness the performanlee of 1 Little Do-Peep,'' the tci latest illnsuniber of thle long successionl Of gorgeeacS ...

... A: DRURY LANE -MYSTERY. Mr. Troutbeck held an ;inquaiet at St. Clement Daens Vestry hall, on Friday, respecting the death of woman whose name was at thattinen nknown, aund ho was found in a. dying coudiin on the ateps of -DrnrrLane theatre on the niight ...

... , 11 to 4. MoaNtiNG PERBroLMANoEs.-Covent Garden, Opera 2; Criterion, The Silent Battle, 3; Crystal Pal Pantomime, 3; Drury Lane Pantomime, 130; Grand Pantomime, 1.30; Olympic Pantomime, 1.30; Princess's, Eagle Joe, 2; Royalty1 ; Charley's Aunt, ...

... PssnrossaAoece-Comieey, 1Ties Private Seoretary. 3; Court, ?? The 'Triple Bill,' 2.30 Priv- terion, Pink Domin los'I ' 3 ; Drury Lane, The to P'rodigal D~aughter, 2 ; Lyric, II Incognita, 2.30 ;t l riessl''nDs, A Royal Divorce, 2.30 ; Royalty. t ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... from 12; Egyptiall. lall, 3; Venice at A r Olympitt. 12 to 5; Moore and Burgess Minstrels, 3; 1i B Grand, Pantomime, 1.30; Drury Lane Pa'ntomime, r 1.30; Strand, The Now Wing, 2.30; New r Olympic, EastLynne, 2.30. n l EciINsNO lEuvoiYuNcmS.-Adelplii ...

... Covcnt Garden Opera, 2; Court, IThe~uurdsnuu, 3: Criterion, PinkDominos, at t 3 ; Crystal PIalace Saturday Concert, 3; Drury Lane, C , The Prodigal Daughter, 2; Lyeoum, I' Henry at VIII., 2; HIaymarkcet, A Agatha TyIden, 2.30 at Lyric, 'IncoglitL ...

... MoaaLcec PsunrOIIVAotlEs. - Covent Garden Opera, t, 2.30 Court, '1'i Guarxttnan, 3; Crystbl Palace 1 Saturday Concert, 3 ; Drury Lane, Tlo Prodigal Daughter, 2; Ilaym(Lrket, ?? AgathaTylden, 2.30; T Lyric, 1 Incognita, 2.30 ; Opera Comique, You Mustu't ...

... ervice. The elder generation may remember the~sub3ect of.our sketch: as a solo player at JuWl(en's Promenade concerts at Drury Lane; at the Donday .Populars at St. ' James's lihslI and at one timze -as musical direutir at eth Olymnic theatre; -while., ...

... ; Alhamibra. Ballets, 0 ; Comedy, ?? The Private Secertary, 0;9 Court, 'The TripleBill, 8.30; Criterion, B etsy, 0; Drury Lane~, IThe Prodigal Laughter, S ; linipire. Ballots, 8 : Grand, .Cinder-Ellen, 7.40; Haymearkret, IThe Queen of MAnoa01 ...