... opera, but it affords Madame Melba a very sympathetic character. ENGLISH OPERA AT DRURY LANE English opera had its vicissitudes during the first week of the Drury Lane season, but the management at once, and very wisely, recognised the mistake made in ...

... in Pagliacci with Signor Caruso. Next week will see the rentrle of Madame Calve. To the somewhat restricted repertory of Drury Lane has now been added The Flying Dutchman, an early opera by Wagner, which in English form has enjoyed a fleeting popularity ...

... subject is bound to be raised by their continued action against the halls. MIGNON, AS PLAYED BY THE MOODY-MANNERS COMPANY AT DRURY LANE THE CONVERSION OF NAT STURGE Mr. Bourcbier as a bishop gives the burglar the alternative of seven years or £500 and a ...

... ^Eitstc THE DRURY LANE OPERA SEASON THE opera season comes to an end at Drury Lane to-night (Saturday), but the management have this week added a couple of well-known operas to the summer repertory-- namely, Maritana and Benedict's Lily of Killarney, ...

... Shrew play ing respectively Katharine and Petruchio. The following West End theatn s are closed: Avenue, Court, Comedy, Drury Lane, Duke of York's, Garrick, Great Queen Street, His Majesty's, Imperial, Lyric, Princess's, Royalty, Savoy, St. James's, Strand ...

... Autumn Drama at the Lane. The County Council alterations are given as the explanation of the absence of an autumn drama at Drury Lane but are they the sole cause Has melodrama really ceased to attract London I understand that one veteran thinks that it is ...

... in this, his latest work, are superabundant, especially anions' the men. They will have their work cut out for them, at Drury Lane, to render adequately these gusts of passion. Even a mother's breath over a baby's cradle is called a gale. In fact, we ...

... intervene. It was so last week with the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, and this must explain why our pictured notes on Drury Lane appear in this instead of in our pre vious issue. It will be seen that we made them at the dress rehearsal; and I am sure ...

... Blanchard, the I U-IM I last of the old school of pantomime purveyors, the laureate of innocence, was responsible for the Drury Lane annual, these conditions were recog nised, and he tried to fulfil them, but it was only as more and more was conceded to ...

... possible to book seats in every part of the St. James's, while Mr. Collins has arranged that henceforth all seats in the Drury Lane balcony may be booked. While Mr. Grein, on the one hand, is propounding a scheme for a repertoire theatre, Mr. Philip Carr ...

... reason of the admirable quality of the dialogue, which only in the last act descended to the commonplace. DRURY LANE REVISITED A second visit to Drury Lane confirms the first impression that The White Cat is quite one of the most beautiful and pleasing of a ...

... York's Theatre, e.30 and 8.3o.-Gerad du Maurier a most children ate Chlef' The flymg scene still causing ecstasy among the Drury Lane, 7.30: The White CnT.-- Has survived the indignity of being painted black. J XVyndham's Theatre, 9 The La,U 0/ Leeds. -A ...