... and Nellie NIvltte, the Selbini m id Troupe, and the aerobato who are not inappropriately 'r `- named tho Crango. ci re DRURY LANE. DICK WVHITTINGTON P'ANTOMIMNE to )is ?? ris nnir led SCOU3 ?? Drury ?? hle 'JTlIeatre last evening just as Ilho auri Ncsoar ...

... 2 ?? OCCASIONAL NOTES. Page 3 ?? TAFFY WAS A ?? (IN THE HOUSE. BY AN O35ERVER).-A PLEA FOR SNOBS-MUSIC: ENGLISH OPERA AT DRURY LANE; uELIJAH AT ALBERT HIALL.-ADVERJrSEM:9TS. Page 4 ?? REVIEWS: TI-I PUBLICATION OF TIE BANS; NEW NOVELS.- SBRI[G iuTIME IN ...

... 1S75i. pRoST.XApg to) Jfr S. F relech, theatrical bookseller, Strand M. VIANC.-APP4I to the Secretary, St. Asaph Lodge, Drury- lane. C. A ?? The titles have not been nsed as far as we know. (2) The 11atal course is to forwlard the play to a theatre manager ...

... most brilliant of many successes which are to be noted in the complete list of Sir Augustus's productions which visitors to DRURY LANE on Saturdayevening found onthebackoftheirplaybill. Eightyearshaveelapsedsincethe ingenious scene of the rescue of that renowned ...

... liked to tone down this pecu- THE ' OPERATIC TESTIMONIAL TO SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS: THE SOUVENIR ALBUM In the Saloon of Drury Lane Theatre was formally presented to Sir Augustus Harris an 'Operatic Testimonial subscribed for by a number of admirers ...

... ComnedIy, The NBlO WomauD, 8.16; a1 Criterion, The Caae of Rlebellioua Suesa, 1 8,10 Daly's, ?? Gaiety Girl,'' 8.10 ; Drury Lane, ''The' O Derby Winner, 7; imlire, Ballets, 8; amed rick, 1Thoe Prsfessor'e Love Story, c 0.30; Globse O 't1 arloey's ...

... Piper of Hamsnelin, 2,30 ; Conistantiniple at Olympia, 12 I Covent Garden, Nonh's Ark, 2; Crystal Palace I Pantomime, 3; Drury Lane P'antomiline, 1.30; Lycemin Pantomime, 1,30; Gerinan oeed's, 3; lVulfti' Circus, 2.30 ; hoyal Aquarium, from 1.2; Egyptianl ...

... The Piper of Hamelin, 2.30 ; Coestaatiaoplo at Olympia, 12; Covent Garden, Noah's Ark, 2; Crystal Palace Pantomime, 3 ; Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.30; Garrick, Au Old Jew, 2; Grand Pantomimne, 1.30; Lyceum Pantousime, 1.30; Opera Coinique, ' Urile's Ghost ...

... 6, Cotnedy, ThIe New Women, 8,10; Cuiterion, ThD Case of liebellions Scant, 8.16; Daly's, 'A Gaietv Girl,'' 8.15 ; Drury Lane, The Derby Winner,' 7 ; Etnoire, lidlIKe, A; aiarrick, 'The Professor's SLore Story, 0.30; Globs, Charley's Aaut, ...

... children foot it as though they were clad in the gauze and silk hose of the fairy, and were tripping it in the limelight of Drury Lane. IThe Lane is the place whence, perhaps, the dance has sprung. The children who are the Christ- mas fairies of the Pantomime ...

... Noah's Ark 2; Criterion, The jou Headless Man,' 3; Crysitalk1alsc Pantomime, .3; Chta Dlalys tThe Twelfth Night 2; Drury Lane Pan- at I tomimce, 1.30 ; Gaiety, ~'Don Juan, 2; Globe, - O1harley's Aunt, 3 ;Huynmarket, 1Captain Muo Swift, 2.30 ; ...

... 'triplecBill, 9; Covent Garden Nosh a Ark, 7.30; Criterion, The Headlees MIan, 9;J Daly's, The Country Girl 8.15; Drury Lane Pantomime, 7.30 ; Empire, Ballets, 8; (Jaiety, Don Juan, 8; Globe, ?? Charley's Aunt, 8; Gfraud Pantomime, 7.30, Haymarket ...