... DANTE DRURY LANE. On Thursday night there took place what was undoubtedly the event of the theatrical year namely the prodnetion by Sir Henry Irving Drury Lane, of Surdoc's ami Moreau's Dante.” rendered into English Mr. Lawrence Irving. Sir Henry's first ...

... OTHER THEATRE FIRES. Tho following is a list of big theatre catastrophes in Great Britain;— Drury Lane Theatre ami 60 houses burnt down 1672. ’ Drury Lane again burnt. 1600. Covent Garden Theatre burnt down, 1000. Tho Italian Opera House burnt down, with ...

... the children whom they seek to drive* from their infantile paradise, and the letter from Mm. Harper, the certificated the Drury Lane School, who quotes the saying of one her children that the pantomime season was one long party, ...

... cd it has actually 1 © | limpets off. I have heard the Duke’s speech has GATES \ policy of equivoe: ation imy It will | Drury Lane we know Pantomime. rehearss OT ES tom | Humpty-Dumpty is, by t ~] ‘by a rather pretty girl i i tomary comic vulgarian tive ...

... managed sever the rubber pipe© To-night (Saturday) Sir Henry Irving close® .iis connecting the air-brsko and thus brought the Drury Lane, and will not again bo seen train a standstill. London playgoer® for nearly twelve months. H© is wen satisfied with the ...

... magnetism about him than the average politician. Tha interest displayed Mr. Dan Leno's Dan Lmqo's re-appearance Reappearance. Drury Lane on Satnrday night was almost painful. When entered, Qneea the pantomime Hnmpty there was & roar of welcome from every comer ...

... effect | St at the Haymarket “The Clandestine Marriage,” Garrick and George Colman, anes. My. Lawson mm bie anas_ duced. at Drury’ Lane in 17 ar 7 SRaTTISgS & 18 Mocs, to harmody been ‘portrayed e asked that the , amongst whom ‘ thing to put the Kitty Clive ...

... good-bve Sir Henry to London for a time w*as Irving's Tour, made Saturday night, when enormous audience gathered together in Drury Lane. The usual farewell speech contained announcements such ■» were reserved for similar occasions in the past the Lyceum. But ...

... therefore b© expected at the Oxford. The theatrical event of the week in the metropolis has been the production Thursday night Drury Lane of the melo-farce by Mr. Cocil Raleigh, entitled The Flood Tide.” The play is of the most peculiar that has eeen this historic ...

... let the two theatre* be so successfully managed. The Coronet and The Camden.” Mr. Prank ('arson. The rehearsals for the Drury Lane drama are now in full swing. Tb© first soen© is board ship in the Atlantic, (he second the Sussex Downs, after which will ...

... which neither you nor the public would be interested) I not wholly surprised. Enterprising a* ever, Mr. Manners has taken Drury Lane for three months—from the middle of next May to the middle August—and will perform during that period of English operas ...

... wrote down. When ix years old Mocart and his sister made concert tours with their father. B«sddes the Moody-Manners season Drury lAne. which seems definitely decided on and is last sixteen weeks, we may have two other operatic enterprises in London this ...