... hemp, 124 bales cordilia of hem Dublin Pr hosphate—Received cross an eee ee ee — ts has MUSIC AND DRAMA. the tinued ui few Drury lane re-opened on Boxing Nig’ n, but pentumime on the title, ao fai Chins eur childhood, of “ Aladdin and the La in less beauty ...

... piayguers with the anno n, with that, after the conclusica of the prese mime, Mr. Arthur Collins will become | and manager of Drury Lane. Mr. Co ‘Ye for a lung time Sir Augustus Hurris’ hand maa,” and no one knows so th — the is by tt mo ar. the traditions ...

... be a novelty. neaday We rememier, no representutivn of th meiness masque has been atteinpted in England when it was at Drury Lane auspices of and pe were Lacy was he mm the ( Mrs. Char ja ab (Mrs. Vezi was the Lady, Mr. Edmu “i te a and Miss E. Falconer ...

... others had also held the st 3 of 197 there were only five or six theatre wal Pretences, including Covent Garden, Ine eum, Drury Lane, Haymarket. In 1f Ar Rachel. don saw for the first time the great In 1844 Phel carer at Sadler's Wells, where for | began ...

... given at Drury Lane at Easter. Truth ; the repurt will be found te | ‘firmly whala tare. @peratie and costume Mr. Faber purchased the whol late Sir Augustas Harne fur = £7,500. jedium lieve, the that ae 3 | made shall be allowed st Drury Lane until t ...

... offer compensation. The Mount Olives’’ -was first produced in these countries in 1814, in the then customary Lenten Oratorio Drury Lane. The strong feeling prevailing in England against the appearance Our Saviour in the Oratorio led to modification by Dr. ...

... remarkable that he forthwith went don as a singer, and for 20 years he came directer of music and conductor principsl tenor at Drury Lane. In 18 Lane and a t Covent Garden, in whicl He showe lie befriended young Balfe. ne ver: sa*ility once, on a “by performing ...

... tracking o If they are not trecking down « crim gene- re not SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT DRURY A serious accident occurred on Satur st Drury Lane Theatre, end prevented formance of “The White Heather.’ 7.30 o'clock, and a few minutes before e ewt: ing of the curtain ...

... 8 more which, it now turns oat, wens on « water from sources fong ago conde Thers is a little Irish colony im s he cost Drury lane, and if any of the rising write home to their friends in May of two closures will bring joy, not untinged s will to many ...

... than ever. It is that there are ay (ap- for the coming tomimes it All reserved seats for the Boxing } is testi« formance at Drury Lane have Pook |, and at the Garrick four thousas have been received for seats boo! » which aid that Oscar Barrett's jomime. ...

... Geoffre: to the tbe local topica being supplied by Me. Downing. The high reputation acqt Mr. OJ. M. Glover, musical dire Drury Lane Theatee is @ mufficient g ENCE thes the incidental music will be foum ) priate and effective, while Mr. R. G. J conductor ...

... greater masses went to the b is ob- after all, is one of the most whoieso of the great life of London. glad to e nuns The Drury Lane pantomime ) the mantle of Sir Augustus Harris 1 ey will The on worthy shoulders. No such a pr hes been seen in the Lane ...