... sporting and spectacular drama, the Work of Sir Augustus Harris, Mr. C. liaeighl, and Mr. H. Hamilton, which was presented at Drury Lane for the first timelast rtight, and which, on the whole, met with an enthubsi yostic reception. With an amount Of, ceurage ...

... PRESEN8TATION TO SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS. Yesterday afternoon, in the saloon of Drury Lane Theatre, an illuminated album was presented to Sir Augustus Harris, in recognition of his services to opera in this country. Among the names inscribed in the album ...

... that she joined the Gaiety troupe, with whom she remained-with one er two inter- missions, including an engagement in the Drury Lane pantomime of 1887-8-luntil over a vear ago, when she migrated to the Shaftesbury Theatre in Morocco Bound. Miss Millie ...

... capital ctirtaifl-fliser-1 r wihl~e -Atenedous holiday crowd, whih baced' 'Whittington. There is something unique about Drury Lane on a Bo:xing Night, and the manner in which the occupants of the gallery take up the choruses of the popular songs issomethingto ...

... rapidly made her way to the front among our younger London actresses. The sensational melodrama, The World, produced at Drury Lane more than adozen years ago, and which thean gained much popularity for its authors-Mr. Paul Meritt, the late Henry Pettitt ...

... London Hospimi for Children, Shadwell. Sir Augustus Harris has arranged with the puO lis't sector, Corbett, to apyear at Drury Lane Theatre n the dramna Gentleman Jack. A Li verpool firm of steamship owners have decided t 2 run a direct line of steamers ...

... be better. Although recommended not to leave the house by his medical advisers, Sir Augustus Harris suddenly appeared at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday, accom- panied by Lady Harris, a doctor, and two nurses. Havinbehad a, roueh couch made up in a large ...

... had died from glanders. A verdict in acordance with the medical ge evidence was returuced. -tt The Christmas pantomime at Drury Lane is not only -23 announced, but is described in terms which appear tocor- roborate the ramours that have been heard of a ...

... Vorzeit (Tales of Antiquity) by Beit Weber. The famous John Kemble at one time was very anuxious to bring out the play at Drury Lane, and promised to appear in it with the great Mrs. Siddons. But great objections appeared to this proposal. There was danger ...

... the White Lion, ry Lane. fell during the heavy wind with a terrible Drury Sn- Drrrlen vens . One little girl. crash into Drury Lane -a Wednesday.Oeltl il nans Jetsie W-right was so severely hurt about the head ad shoulde rthat she was taken in a serious ...

... Glee Singers. Sir Augustus Harris seized the opportunity last night of the closing performance of Robinson Crusoe, the Drury Lane pantomime, to confirm. the rumour which had lately obtained currency that the long-threatened doom of our oldest theatre ...

... ominig, as it does, immediately after the announce- Cleat that Sir Augustus Harris intends giving a v-cion oif Patrie at Drury Lane next spring. Tins latter, by the way, may lead to legal pro- -edings, for, although ;dir Augustus Harris claiss P3an he ...