... It may be revealied witbout uik-id- uefs that only that at thie Lyceum, 'Santa Claus, deserves to be successful, for thi Drury Lane pageant is gorgeouslT vuloar, that at Olyrmpia gorgeouslydu J asdi Hansel and Gretel, though very pretty. and quite innocent ...

... place, A mrnsbury square. were investigated this rnoraing by Dr Danford Thomas and a jury at E S, Giles's Coronet's Court, Drury lane. In Decemba: 21st the deceased was attacked bvy i.;bwaynuen in Shaftesbury avenue at a 'Ls bo-r in the evening, his clothes ...

... regular German opera . seauou,` but Tristan will be given at , -7ent Garden, and the Coburg Troupe will hold & season at Drury Lane and will bring a; Xorhestra of forty person s with them. e mheonetary success of the Wagner 'o- certaii a foregone conclusion ...

... while the health of the u is So. feeble. --The Lily of Imarney' Be t operaticversion of the Colleen Bawn,: wa giveEu at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturd evening by Sir Augustus Harri'SEngl Opera Company. There wzas a crowded anx. enthusisatic audience which ...

... country with majerities ranging *between 1 awid 30. They might just as well 'try to carry on a campaign with a stage army from Drury lane Theatre (laughter). ' He had no doubt that every Ninister who brought in a bill believed it to be a measure for perina- ...

... under- study. English actresses are sorry to have again to face competition with Signora E Dues, who will begin a season at Drury Lane on Wednesday, Mlay 22nd. She proposes c to play in the evenings on Mondays, I Wednesdays, and Fridays, and on the afternoons ...

... is outof order and fails to deliver an article. Sinaors Duse, who was to have comnmoenced I a series of performnanues at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday next, has, owing to indisposition, been obliged to postpone her her appearance until the 3rd June. ...

... Strauss's band. Signora Duse completes her short* London season to. morrovw,and on Monday Germany will re- place Italy at Drury lane, the Ducal Court Company of Saxe Coburg and Gotha com- mencing its season there. France, in, the person of Mme Sarah Bernhardt ...

... Rlaleigh, are now of daily recurrence at Drury Lane. pending its production on September 21st. From .what I hear th. new piece, in a scenic point of view, will if possible eclipse any previous efforts of the Drury Lane Di:naeer in this direction. ThThere are ...

... Ltyceum-with Roaaid Julibt u~-s postpoeid .-from the 14thi to the 21st inst, when it -will cmli with there-. openitng of Drury Lane. Afessrs Sampson Low' and Co will publish in Vctob'er an aithdriiistive volume on W D Qnincey and his friends. Therein ...

... amends for the loss ot the w earlier months. Considerable realism will be imparted to k3 the Hurlingham, scene in the new Drury lane C drama, Cheer, Boys, Cheer, by thb fact hi that the ponie2 employed are well known bi a23imals that have been. ridden ...

... young men. and singing Cheer, boys, cheer. It was simple but very effective. ,early all the artists usually found in a Drury Lane cast took part in the production, including Wiss Fanny Brough, 51ra Raleigh, r. Henry Neville, Mr Lionel Rignold, Mr. Charles ...