... liberated on bail to come up on Friday next. Mr. Charles Manners, the close of the performance The Daughter of the Regiment at Drury Lane Theatre Tuesday night, again appealed to music-lovers to aid in the establishment National English Opera, remarking that ...

... now. The patriotic sentiment of the music-halls is well known We shall a few hours be hearing the Boxing Night audience at Drury Lane sing God Save the King again immediately after the overture. This is an old custom, and for Colonials and wandering Britons ...

... frivolity of the hero The Catch of the Season, and footmen of the impudent behaviour of their representatives Cinderella at Drury Lane. Husbands and wives, too, might protest against half the plays produced, the ground that enduring matrimonial felicity shewn ...

... years old, is with her. The preparations for the pantomimes are full swing, and the rehearsals will soon cora! mence. At Drury Lane the subject is to be iThe Babes in the Wood, and are promised some wonderful spectacular scenes. Most of the leading artistes ...

... to illness, also to liability on bill for £56 accepted for the accommodation of another. had written five pantomimes for Drury Lane Theatre. Last year he started divorce proceedings against his wife, who obtained alimony order for £3 a week, which had ...

... closed his theatre. ENGLISH OPERA. Mr. Charles Manners is not receiving the amount support he expected for English opera Drury Lane. He tells me has lost £250 on the first three performances. But must borne mind that the theatre is very big place to fill; ...

... Pinero and Mr. Carton. The autumn season will be also marked by the re-opening of two theatres after extensive alterations —Drury Lane, which has been remodelled both in stage and auditorium, and the New Century, which a generation of playgoers has known ...

... Glasgow, is to write. Distribution, any number, will take place from 15, North Bank-street, Edinburgh. DRURY LANE. The alterations at Drury-lane Theatre, though much less under the arbitrator's award than the London County Council demanded, will be of ...

... £30.—Diekinson's Head Office, Market Parade f Gloucester. 1 ? > lady Sitting and Bed-rooms, terms ;J2 erate—Address 23, Drury Lane, Lincoln. 388 TITAN TED, Michaelmas, by a widow lady without ▼ family, semi-detached Villa neighbourhood of _* Gloucester ...

... harm in having investigated. ENGLISH OPERA. Mr. Manners is well pleased with the reception of Halevy's opera, La Juive, Drury Lane. He was so encouraged the large numbers present on Thursday, and their evident appreciation, that he intends to repeat the ...

... then it is early. Boxing night is the traditional date. The Babes in the Wood will then provide long and memorable night at Drury Lane, and its wonders at the Adelphi. It M Robinson Crusoe that the Lyceum will give us a week hence. The two chief Boxing ...

... of which he was a member. AT THE THEATRES. First and foremost among the entertainments at the theatres the pantomime at. Drury Lane, which opened Boxing Day, with every prospect of successful run. Almost at the last ninute Miss Agues Fraser had to take ...