... by Mr Ben Greet is here this week, with the Drury- lane drama The Great Ruby, which opened to a very large house on Monday night, and has been doing good business all the week. Like most of the Drury-lane productions this drama relies very much upon ...

... Dottridge.-Hearts are Tr-umps must be pronounced a colossal production, and one thoroughly in keeping with the traditions of Drury. lane. Miss Helen Bancroft is a powerful actress in declamation, Miss Nita Faydon is accomplished as Dora Woodburv, and Miss Fanny ...

... d in the Drawing- room scene. The whole shows the talent and ability of Mr W. Morgan, jun. (late of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane), who has been retained as stage-manager by Mr Machin. He certainly has done his work well. and there is no reason to doubt ...

... Steeping Beauty has never been produced at Drury- lane. The story ?? Sleeping Beauty was dramatised by E. L. Blanchard, and, under the title of Mfother Goose, was produced by Augustus Harris at Drury-lane on Dec. 26th, 18S0. Yours faithfully, FRED ...

... opened her season at the Lyceum on Thursday with a revival of the Italian translation of Magda in which she appeared at Drury- lane Theatre on June 12th, 1895. The exhaustive criticism which was evoked by her performance on that occasion left little to ...

... opened her season at the Lyceum on Thursday with a revival of the Italian translation of Maycda in which she appeared at Drury- lane fheatre on June 12th, 18915. The exhaustive criticism which was evoked by her performance on that occasion left little to ...

... d in the Drawing- room scene. The whole shows the talent and ability of Mr W. Morgan, jun. (late of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane), who has been retained as stage-manager by Mr Machin. He certainly has done his work well, and there is no reason to doubt ...

... being invariably afforded to Mr J. L. Graydon's numerous patrons when they patronise the weekly bill at the old-established Drury-lane hall. One orb that shines with greater brilliancy than the rest is Miss Marie Lloyd, who has to acknowledge an enthusiastic ...

... Harblour Lights, ?? it was pro. duced at the A delphi, Dee 23d, 1885. ADOLPHE.-Peg Irod/ington appeared as Cordelia at Drury. lane on May 58th, 1742. Sise had previously, seithin two years and a-half of that date, ntade heA first appearance at Cooent-yarden ...

... laid in Jerusalem-Aaron EBill's Zaza. Though it is taken from Voltaiie, it ranks as Hill's best play. It was produced at Drury- lane on Jan. 12th, 1736, and had a run of fourteen nights. It is rather religious, and is written in extrava- gant language, ...

... lees garbled versions of the piece. One of these was done at Drury-lane Theatre in 1746, with Kitty Clive as Ariel and Macklin as Trinoulo - and John Philip Kemble revived the play at Drury' lane in 1789. In 1797, Charles Kremble enacted Ferdi- nand at the ...

... circunmstances which attended it, was a play called Virgiria. Its author was Samuel Crisp, and since its production at Drury- lane on the night of Feb. 25th, 1754, it has (deservedly) been forgotten. Apart from the delusion that he was a dramatist, Crisp ...