... Dream at Sea she u-as, at the age of I barely 20, a finishred actress. She soon l passed to the SI James's, and in 1839 to Drury Lane, playing there Eeatrix in Mich Ado about Nothing. Hence, going to the Haymnarket, she succeeded Helen Faucit I (Lady Martin) ...

... UC. Wolff and M. Hollinan. THE big gatherings and all-night supper I dances which a few years ago marked Twelfth Night at Drury Lane are now definitely abandoned. Few will regret the step which has been taken, for the entertainment had largely outgrown ...

... six years the Carl Rosa Company this afternoon opened a, London season. Rosa himself before his death arranged for thle Drury Lane season of 1890 ; hut Since then the troupe have avoided the MKetropolis. Even now, owing to various circumstances, they ...

... which the late MNr J. B. Howard. of Edinbargh, some five and twenty %years ago made so popular as a recitation piece I at Drury Lane benefits and elsewhere. I ?? _ MaRs HErsecln,, at the London Symphony Concerts this evening, made her first appear- I arce ...

... had a part in. Joan of Are at the Gaiety. Two years ago she was the original Visien Dcarillc in The Derby Winner at Drury Lane. Last April she played in the preduction of Fanny at the Strand. but her last creation was Mrs; Ponder- bury at the Avenue ...

... a few years ago, with M. Lassalle in the chief part, it has not been heard. In 1870 Madame Nilsson played 'Mignon at Drury Lane, and also made it one 1 of the principal items of her repertory duringher American tours. Later on, it became an important ...

... described g ase 'Mary Anne, oth erwise Fanny Stirling or V.Lambert, 'wife of Edward Stirling or Lam- -Se bert, formerly of Drury Lane Theat re, Lady; iea Gregory bequeathed to her brother Edward Hehl, ofof Egremont, in the county of Chester, or if he ew ...

... a member I of the band of the Italian opera. He was under Costa for many years, following that great orchestral chief to Drury Lane in 1871, and afterwards to Her Majesty's Theatre. Many I years ago, however, he was offered the lucra- tive post of chief ...

... Jackl Jl'dhi2g inl Ties Liar. Sma AucreTus _iI.ce.assin~tends to make the new season ol opera in English, which start atI Drury Lane on Saturday, a far. more spiritedl aI cduir :1:0 u-6 ~u; d . HiE his. for. Examiple, enl- tes---L orcshez a, ne~arly hale ...

... that egg- smashing is no more drflicult than esnaslisn wvindows, in ;rliieh art lte is a past master. D~21TCAM2 MUSIOMAL AT Drury Lane to -nillt a holid-lay audience wvhich at aely-rate filled thue c-apeer seatss, were attracted bVx- a programne which i nlmurled ...

... suppose that his present indisposition or inability vill be anything but temporary. 0 C.AorSqEz was given to-night at Drury Lane, but with the exception that Madame Amy Sherwin, who is better known in, and 'fitted for, the concert-room than the operatic ...

... although its recent revival by the Carl | Rosa Company showed that its popularity is by i no means exhausted, yet to-night at Drury Lane there was only a small audience. Honou! Sir Augustus Harris was able to retain the I services of 1iss Elba, the original ...