... played the part of the phenix may not be extinguished at last by the labourer's . crowbar and pick. The rdestruction of Drury Lane would be the s. napping of a link in our histrionic annals n which unites. the. present age with good c Y. King Charles's ...

... famous theatrical troupe of the Coma4die Frangaise will again ?? this summer, and will, indeed, open a five weeks' season at Drury Lane on June 10. Once every three years the House of Moliere, as the leading Paris kheatre is termed, is cleaned and painted ...

... upon a reduction. It is a question with them oi life and death, he repeated. f AT the meetirtg of the proprietors of Drury Lane held to-day a letter was read from t the Duke of Bedford's agent, authenticating a rumour, to which I have already referred ...

... villain; Mliss 'Norreys is Olive Penarth; and 'Mrs L. Edmonds, the peer's deserted wife. Tnx spring opera seatson opened at Drury Lane to-night with the Bohemian Girl and Cavalleria Rusticana. Mr Eadis, an American tenor, who was one of Signor Lago's ...

... Genoveva was given by the students of the Royal College of Music, under the direction of Professor Villiers Stanford, at Drury Lane this afternoon. A larger or more representative audience of prominent British and other musicians has rarely been gathered ...

... of Sir Augustus Harris's pantomime, Robinson Crusoe, at Drury Lane, and also of Mr Oscar Barrett's Cinderella, which will be produced at the Lyceum Theatre on Boxing Night. At l Drury Lane some two hundred needlewomnen are i at work on the costly ...

... socidtaire of the troupe, is neverthe. less the big star of the company. She was doubtless annoyed, during the recent season at Drury Lane, at being fre- quently passed over in favour of older artists. So also were her audiences, and the feeling ultimately became ...

... pamphlet has been issued by Sir Augustus Harris giving the complete repertory of the seaspn of the Comddie Frangaise at Drury Lane this year. It is headed with the date 1860, when the Comedie was first founded, and with a list of the present company, ...

... flowers and the May in many of its streets. Chancery Lane was a real couatry lane, with fields and trees on either side. In Drury Lane near by there were, on one side of it, no houses at all. The Strand was lined with houses on beth sides as far as Charing ...

... commencing at mid-night, was protracted well bto the small hours of this morning. The original arrangement was to utilise Drury Lane for the reception, but the large attendance both of journalists and theatrical celebrities rendered it necessary to make ...

... being celebrated to-night by the Burns- Crott'y Company at Bitdford, was marked by a sort of memorial performance given at Drury Lane by Sir AugusHus Harris this afternoon. It was on the boar&s of the National Theatre, then under the management of Buno, ...

... the statement I made some little time ago, that the Dke of Bedford had agreed to grant him an extension of the lease of Drury . Lane. The documents are not yet signed, as plans and other details have to be prepared; ,but it is understood that the lease ...