... sirmce recovered to 62. DA-MATIG AM MUSIOAL. Miss Nellie Stewart has now de- . rutely given up the principal part in the Drury Lane pantomime, and it is being nuder-. tal~en by Mis's Violet Cameron, who makes a ; h i'ndlsomo Jaek, and adds considerably ...

... ?? j kC AND 'THE BEANSTALK AT DRURY-LANE. (SECOND NOTICE.) Iove who witnessed the production of Mr Arthur I wh patomime at Drury-lane on Boxing Day lbe ll) prsedat the immense improvement which .wsobeen mall in the production since that date. To lloiall ...

... ment of my engagement of Little Zola ? Your para- giaph reads as if this clever artist had been exclusively engaged for Drury-lane for three years. This is not so, as I have secured his services generally for that period, and hope to make use of them ...

... whilst singing her song, Mrs Tommy Atkins, at the Grand '1heatre, Gravesend, 120s; the Orchestra of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane (twelfth instalment), per T. W. Chambers, 35s; mem- bers of the Municipal Orchestra and Staff of the Winter Gardens, Bournemouth ...

... DRURY-LANE, TEEATRE ROYAL.- D Managing Director, ARTHUR COLLINS. The Children's Pantomime. Twice Daily, at 130 and ?30, JACK AND TIlE BKeANSTAI.l;. Written and Invented Lv Arthur arturgess and ArthurCollins. Music by J. M. Glover. DAN LENO. IIERIBERT ...

... a well filled house. The daucing was remuarkably goad, the ap- pearance of Mir George Kirby's grand flyimg ballet, from Drury-lane Theatre, being a novel feature of the performu- ance. Miss Maud Percy. the principal solo dancer, proved herself to he a ...

... -(21 3) 12.9-21 3 16Y2BRYANT & MAY-(16Y 17) 12.59-16,i 17 CANTERBURY-(2 5) 11.34-2 V2 COOPER. (OOPER-(3i %) 12.59-3J 5. DRURY LANE-(1Y 5,) 11.34-1l Y FULLERS SWEETS-_ (15 ,3) 12.54-15/8 5 2 1OI.BORN & FRAS. -(1Y8 24) 12.37-1vo 2%a 678HOmE & COL.-(2)4 ...

... subscription), 134s; D'Oyly Carte's repertoire company (third instal- ment), per Roy, Ila ; the Orchestra, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane (thirteenth instalment), per T. W. Cham- bers, 34s. Balance of moneys collected at the Royal Aquarium, Westminster, per ...

... to private busi- ness affairs he was unable to leave England at the time. THi harlequinade in Jack and the Beansallk at Drury-lane Theatre, which had to be curtailed on the first night, is now of the usual length, and is composed of the usual elements ...

... to private busi- ness affairs he was unable to leave England at the time. TUE harlequinade in Jack and the Bcanstalk at Drury-lane Theatre, which had to be curtailed on the first night, is now of the usual length, and is composed of the usual elements ...

... Strand Union Schools at Edmon- ,ton on Thursday last witnessed the morning perform- iances of Jack antd the Beanstalk at Drury-lane and I Puss in Boots at the Garrick Theatre, by the kindness -of Mr Arthur Collins and Mr H. T. Brickwell, who placed no ...

... pointed out by a learned critic on the first pro- . duction 4f the piece. As long ago as Feb. 4th, 1715, was produced at Drury-lane a comedy, written by Charles Johnson, called Country Lasoies or, the Coitunt of the t Manor. In the original cast Wilkes ...