... Grimaldi, the great-niece of the famous elnwn, has approached Sir Augustus Hams the hope of inducing bun give a matinee Drury Lane, the proceeds of which would be devoted erecting a memorial oevrOnmaldisgruva. Tne great down lies boned 10 the churchyard ...

... have turned the mouldy grave stones and tbe rank grass “Tom all lon vs’ into clean paved gymnasium for the poor children of Drury Lane. hey have improved away most diamal featuEss this most dismal graveyard, but they have kept one Dickers relio—tbs wormeaten ...

... OOCNT Mdlle. Adels Burger*, prominent member of the oburg company which last year gave a sene* of periorruaac efl at Drury Lane under Sir August ji Harris direction, wa* a few days ago married to Count von Sfoloerg. As the tram ago baa givenoffence his ...

... the first act of Ahonon. Our contemporary also tells one tbe best stories about Madame Christine Nilsson apropos of visit Drury Lane 1875. His Majesty arrived after the performance the first act TmvuUo, and when donna was dressed as Madame Nilsson walked ...

... bis forthcoming pantomime. At that time gave afternoon performance at the Crystal Palace, got back to town in time appear Drury Lane in the evening, and when bis turn was over gar© an exhibition at toe Old Mogul Concert Hail lnow the Middleaax), finishing ...

... happy thoughts, has, it it said, decided that when the pantomime season is over h'is beautiful product on of Cinderella Drury Lane rball rub on (be Imifl of a Gaiety entertainment, with new songs, dances. And *’specialities.’' clown scenes ” will of ...

... We are assured from London that ** so impressed are some of provincial managers with phenomenal reception of ( indertUa Drury Lane, that thee are to aolut Sir Angnitaa Harris's services for nest Christmas productions. The managers of the Theatre Royal ...

... states that a well-known litterateur, poet, and journalist will shortly publish his Reco lections of Covent Garden and Drury Lane under the Harris regime. The composer of Madame Anaot has written a new opera Minette, of h there has atr ...

... A TERRIBLE DEATH-RATE. Pow Street Police Court ye*terday Wm. McCarthy the own. r of .6. Drury Lane, was summoned tbe m.lance Bt oil.ss board of Works, show ca whv be should not abate a nui ance. onsa, clerk the iowrd that 31 people lived in this huuse ...

... season of opera in English Drury Lane TV tie- The first performance will given oo Easter Eve, when Gounod s Faun will be performed, with Madame aony Moody, Miss Mcisslmger. Messrs. Hedmocdr, Green, sod Manners. company at Drury Lane will also include Madame ...

... Monday night the Princess of Wales the Princesses Victoria and Miiud were able to bear by its nn-aas j«art tho op-ra given at Drury Lane, and selections from the penormaoces at other theatres. THE URAWING ROOMS. The Lord Chamberlain authorised to state that ...

... impersonation of a fonoualy with very pronounced foreign accent, st., Mias Jennie Lee, freeh from Colonial trkiißpha’wftt'apMar Drury Lane in her incomparable impegK’Ratieo Jo in the rather threadbare stage ’«l Dfehons’s ** Bleak Rouse. It seems wonderful to ...