... AT DRURY LANE. The attraction at Drury Lane la-t night was not Sonnanibula. - but the appearance for the t,m. iii El:gland of Sign. raNatty in opera. la Sonnambula is an opera Arantely Lay king in originality, power, and life. The choruses ars childish ...

... DRURY LA.NE. MARTIN HARVEY, Autumn Tour, J*pt. 16. THEATRE ROYAL. NEWCASTLE. M - BRANDON Disengaged. Address. 30. gardene. B.W THOMAS, \fR. CHARLES COLLETTE, U*- MICAWBER. D. PARK. EABTBOI AddreM. The Era M U. E ROBSON, Address. TreUwnj, Pairfax road ...

... AT DRURY LANE. At Bow Street Police Court, London, John Flynn, aged 80, was charged before Mr. Marsham with theft. i John Williamson, schooim&ater. Shiptop, deposed that oo Friday afteroooe be was the gallery Drury Lane Theatre, and had bis gold watch ...

... DRURY LANE. MIGNON.” It seems extraordinary that some enterprising manager has not mounted Ambroise Thomas’s pretty operetta. The work has not been heard in central London for several years, and last night it must have been a novelty to the bulk of the ...

... DRURY LANE. “THE WHITE CAT” REVISITED, While acUisowledgiiqf aeccssaary oompro and sundry changes and additions, the Drury management nowiee admit to solitary cridim&m that so much bitter controversy after tiro first performance- of their pantomime. Indeed ...

... DRURY LANE. So great is the suoocss of “The Whip Drury Lane Thea ...

... DRURY LANE. Sensational iu every way is the prevent drama at Drury Lane, The Sins of Saeciety. F4T sheer effect it is altogether remarkable. Ma-err. Cecil Raleigh and Henn - Hamilton, who have ri-ten the play. have riot had far to go fax material, and ...

... DRURY LANE. Steadfastly &Marinate hie programme issued several Ma. Mr. Charles Manners yeetseday gave two performances. In the Lohman& drew the largest audience of the week, and in the evening there was Martha. The rendering of Wagner's popular work was ...

... DRURY LANE. Poor Horbort Campbell and Daa Loao, tbo prineiral figures Ururv Laos pactocums for maaj years past, will sadly Biased by all those who pay an annual visit to the great theatre. W hstber or not their snbstitatos will make say difference the ...

... DRURY LANE Managing Director— THEATRE ROYAL. ARTHUR COLLINS. ...

... at Drury Lane. IN Messrs Cecil Raleigh's and Henry Hamilton's 1 autumn drama we return to the strong . . meats. the virtues and the vices and the storm and stress of the compound life. And ...

... Drury Lane. It is always safe to predict a gorgeous spectacu- lar display at Drury Lane in the pantomime season, and “ Blue Beard,” which Mr. Arthur Collins produces on Boxing Night, is not likely to fall short of its predecessor. It is understood that ...