... ITHE SEW AtUR Lt DP,4 tws~ntr in ?? (From Oullrwoa COcRpOw u so->. rat Len don, Tbursuaa Xi~h; lrg The Drury Lane Theatre reopenod le oil- the first time since th~e paOr~ the Christmas. The house has passed iOton5 Cf i, torsof tbe late Sir Augustus farrio ...

... this fanos troupe be arranged we may expect to see them at Drury Lane in May, unless, indeed, an Italian opera season be arranged for this house, which is by no means improbable. The Drury Lane pantomime came to an end last night after a highly successful ...

... Elmb'lnk Street, Glasgow, but all letters and gifts in money as formerly to yours, &c., X ?? Hr. HUsNTEn.I DRURY LANE SUCCESSES. Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, August 31, 1B97. Sir,-leferring to a paragraph in your issue of August 26, permit me to remind you that ...

... 000. This fortune was made in the course of about I fifteen years, for when Sir Augustus Harris first took the lease of Drury Lane he had not a five | pound note in his pocket, and was obliged to 1borrow from friends (one of them was his future father-in-law) ...

... orchid ballet in the Drury Lane pantomime made a Xvery great hit at thi- eeninig's -perftrmnisce,'and' was loudly ap- planded. Seldbm has an~ything snorebeautif been put on the stage, but it is rather unfor tunate that Drury Lane is so large- a thiatre ...

... r the new drama will be putinto 4trenearal' earlysext month, and, will be pro-1 inAugust. The firstoperato be seen at ; Drury Lane will probably be opera-in Englais, Gunder the artistic management-of Mr J. M. Glover. Mr Gatti has secured ?? Theatre for ...

... be produced in New York on December 13, after, of course, the , necessary copyright performance in Eng- land. The new Drury Lane pantomime, The Babes in the Wood, Was officially read to the company on Friday. In accordance with I the modern custom ...

... will find a part in the new drama. The chairman of the company which will run Drury Lane will, I hear, be Mr Alderman Poauds himself, a great friend of - Harris. Drury Lane will by no means have a monopoly of pantomime next Christmas. Pantomimes are spoken ...

... executors of the late Sir Augustus Harris that * bhe would exercise the option left to him, and'a would take over the lease of Drury Lane Theatrec ifrom Ladyday next. The Harris executors' ldesire to be out of all his theatrical speculations, Iin order to wind ...

... tonr. Dcring the w%~eek ending September IS we skall prebablv see the new sensational dramas at the -1 Aftiphi and also at Drury Lane. I Time Carl Rosa Comnpanv finished their season . it Liverpool last night, and to.day they are tnvelliug to Dublin. The ...

... Barrett has concluded some important engagements for the Christ- snas pantomime at the Garrick, which I bids fair to run even Drury Lane hard in the race for popularity. Miss Ellaline Terriss (who is rapidly recovering from 1her severe illness) will play Cinderella ...

... New Year, The whole o of the suburban and other outside theatres are, preparing for pantoamitbe, while the Garrickj aand Drury lane are closed with- a similar object. The Princess's is likewise shut for I the preparation of the new melodrama, Haw' 3 v ...