... to go out of townr, the present careor of this strange drama must end. I LEARN that the syndicate who propose to purchase Drury Lane from the executors of the late Sir Augustus Harris yesterday said £1000 deposit. Should they, therefore, decide to complete ...

... receipt of nearly £200 a week. Miss Ballcod was, however, known to be extremely generous. TRE principal parts of the new Drury Lane I pantomime have now been cast. The pauto- ) mime u-ill be produced by Mr Oscar Barrett, l i who also is responsible for ...

... over £1000, and this will be given to the - Roval Society of IMIusiciansan-d Actors' Benevo- lent Fund. The benefits at Drury Lane and the 3 music halls will probably be similarly treated. I an to day that there is sonue chance oft an autumr. seasoa of ...

... to corroborate, that the Euston Leigh and Cyril Clare, whose names are officially given as the authors of the enew Drury Lane piece The Duchess of Cool. r gardie, are none other than Mr Barney If Barnato and Mr Haddon Chambers, who were g known ...

... at the Adelphi this Christmas, but they have relinquished the idea s on learning that Lady Harris proposes to carry 5 on Drury Lane Theatre, at anyrate during the I autumn and Christmas seasons. There will, - however, be a pantomime at the Princesses, ...

... uncon. genial surroundings. The Garrick will reopen on Saturday. On the following Saturday we shall see the new drama at Drury Lane, and the Lyceum production of Cymbeline will probably be postponed till the following Tuesday. THE Swedish composer, Ivan ...

... the most is unimportant character (writes a hldy correspon- dent), -will be well preserved in this year's iP pantomime at Drury Lane. With the p Mikado, the Geisha, and now Alad- t din we have a plethora of things Chinese and I Japanese. Certainly ...

... indisposition of Sir Augustus Harris. The manager went last Saturday to Folkestone, and was hard at work there poonI bis new Drury Lane play on Saturday night and Sunday. But the old law that man re- quires one day's rest in a week asserted itself. and Sir ...

... for pantomime matinres; but other- wrise the Drury Lane Annual, Aladdin, - will be practically upon the lines that 'Harris arranged. At present Lady Harris proposes to run the new autumn drama at Drury Lane, but it is not impossible that this i also ...

... 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) ...

... fact, concerning the feture of Drury Lane Theatre, which, it is now said, is likely to be scheduled for the new across London railway from Chariug Cross to Euston I Square. It is proposed to make part of the site of Drury Lane Theatre a railway station. i ...

... in more than one theatrical speculation at the Novelty Theatre and elsewhere. She also in Sir Augustus's earlv career at Drury Lane took an active part in the details of the management ! i of that theatre. It is hoped that she will soon l be out of danger ...