... be the title of l the new play by Mr. J. M. Barne with which Mr. I BoUrchier wi]l open the Garrick. Air. Cecil Rale;gh's Drury Lane drama is for the present called ' The Price of Peace. The name is no:. however, finaliv decided. and if another aud l better ...

... play will be givenL The Promise is the title temporarily bestowed upon the new drama of ir. Cecil Raleigh with which Drury Lane will reopen. It is understood that before production the name will be changed. Miss Olga Nethersole finishes her Scotch ...

... Juges at its concert of March 30, 1.840, and ?? the following June. Musard, who Was conducting pro winade concerts at Drury Lane Theatre, also performed Loe, Francs Jugeas in November. The overture nKing ear, the opus 4 of Berlic; has not been ...

... the CaieWy or Daly's before long. Miss Evie Green, the leading lady of Florodora, joins Mr. Edwarde3 early next year. Drury Lane will open on September 15 with a new drara by Cecil Raleigh (the name of which may yet have to be definitely fixedl, with ...

... Ravens- burg, *ho,was last Christmas i the principal boy at one of the Birmingham theatres, to appear in the sane character at Drury Lane. I The first lady organist to be elected Fellow of the Royal College .of Organists was-Mrs. Mary Layton, who has just resigned ...

... eaci & ing character. Comedy is well represented. and the parts are entrusted to capable hands. Like the majority of the Drury Lane uramas the mounting is of an elaborate character. The ohief characters are taken by the Misses Amy Abbott. Hope Dudley. ...

... shown returning, it is vell arranged and stage r managed. Mr. Henry Dundae, whose name lias been so long associated with the Drury Lane productions, continues to play the hero's part as 'Captain Temple, eand tie work of so experienced ans acer is bound to ...