... DRURY LANE. The I nee of favourite and familiar fare on the atage Old Coxin? Nicht waa, in a mraanre, atoned for tho an old friend. It impoaxihl« not to miaa the cTer-popolar Drurr- Hne numaerr, Auirutua Harria In the old days woa. three important cations ...

... DRURY LANE ITIHE DUCIIESS OF COOLGARDIE,' a romance of 1 the Australian gold-fields, by Euston Leigh and Cyril Clare, is a thoroughly good melodrama of the old • A kind of leather sandal, ver) red, Wry stout, and very uncomfortable, but worn almost u ...

... DRURY LANE. Ur Jobs Colcmsa fass worthily tbo traditions of Drury Loot in autumn drama haa giren ns this yaar. Tbo Dncbeat of Cool gardie splendidly mcuoted, and oaoto moat cfßoisot one. The plot is laid in the Australian goldfields, and for first time ...

... DRURY LANE. [.overs of melodrama visiting the National Theatre will be well satislied with the Duchess of Coolgardie.” the initial venture the new manager, Mr. John Coleman. The principal scenes are laid in and around Coolgardie, the mining town and centre ...

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... drury lane theatre. THERE was every disposition on the part of the immense audience at Drury Late last Saturday night to give John Coleman all possible encouragement in his new venture. The Duchess of Coolgardic was said to be by Messrs. Euston Leigh ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. TnE annual outing of opera in English which Sir Augustus Harris feels called upon to exploit every Eastertide began on Saturday last with a performance of Faust. There is no need to go into detail, because most of the performers have ...

... DRURY LANE AND THE LYCEUM. To sit through nearly eight hours of pantomime in one day is a notable proof of the critic's powers of endurance, and it is not to be expected that his recollections of ''Cinderella'' and Robinson Crusoe will be very nicely ...

... JIiss L. Feverell. The proof of the pudding is in the eating of it, and the warm reception accorded to ''Cinderella'' at Drury Lane proves that Sir Augustus Harris has struck out in the right direction in eliminating some of the vulgarities which were ...

... at |Cau c THE opera season, which opened at Drury Lane with Faust on Saturday, will for the first week or so be limited to well-known works, although Bruneau's L'Attaque du Moulin was placed in rehearsal on Monday, and this, with the English version of ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE, “ FAUST ADMIRABLY INTERPRETED. There are those who maintain that the days of Gounod and his Faust are numg bered. Such would have had rather a rude awakening had they been present at the opening of the season of *“grand opera in ...

... DRURY LANE OPERA. • A good all-round performance of M Carmen took place on Wednesday. Miss Pauline Jo ran scored a decided success as the heroine. She has the phi/sique for the part, and altogether presented a more than adequate histrionic impersonation ...