... seems to know no limit, having acquired the Theatre * Royal, Birkenhead, will open that fine house to- .nIghlt withl the Drury-lane piece A Life of Plcasure.-At the MIetropole, Birkenbead, which is also in Mer. Brammall's hands, Charley's Aunt is ...

... rthe latter, which was desenibed as a of:t grand supernatural operetta, by Neville Lynnt with innsic by JohD Crook, of Drury-lane Theatre, seer being performed for the first time. The cast in- tioti~ chuded Mliss Elsie May Edgs, Miss May Crockat.tt, ...

... it, for he said the t audience liked to see some local folk they knew upon the stagee, and as none oft them were everI at Drury-lane or any big theatre, they thought c the entertainment first-class, however dufing j it might appear to an expert. So we dq ...

... P he Tics THAmvras.-The dramatic season at the b ?? Theatre opens to-night (Mlonday), o: when01,~ Sir Augstus Harris's Drury-lane suiccess tH The Prodigal Daughter will be p resented, one -£ or of the attractions of which will be the appearance a ...

... this evening A Life of Pleasure, a melodrama by Henry eettitt and Sir Augustus Harris, which obtained so much success at Drury-lane, is to be played for the first time here.- N o Man's Land is the title of a piece which is to be brought for- ward at ...

... THE THEATRES. n It lI ~i IV SHAKESPEARE. Mr. Henry Dundas' Company are now appear- ing at the Shakespeare Theatre in the Drury-lane drama Pleasure, which has long and success- fully occupied the stage. The piece is of a most exciting kind, and every ...

... succession of melodramas which have ~ 50,within the past decade or so been given to the L ff'c public through the maedium, of Drury-lane (s e.Theatre, The Prodigal Daughter, which was iely one of the last of the pieces that came from that Oil prolific playwright ...