... remarkable vigour. Wagner's great work which will take four nights to represent at Her Majesty's and the announcement that Drury Lane Theatre is to be given up to a German Company for the season are signs of a significant change in musical opinion. But this ...

... supine. There are good many M.P.’s in town, more than I ever remember to have seen at this time of year. observed several at Drury Lane on Boxing Night. I met another out at dinner few evenings ago, and yet another the other day in the Strand. Poor fellows ...

... the attractions this year are to be unusually bright and spectacular. With such a City liberal as Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane, it is not likely to come short in any single respect. The prise laughs et this far too mach. If we made our public processions ...

... no decrease in the Mem of the theatres, awl most of the hov,s,• hen,' are- Atilt dressing cepa , city audiences_ The Drury Lane pateorname, is eartieelar, fins hien etteaoting enormous an arias. But ev,iiy thi that is al sged hero at, preecnt, feen ...

... perhaps, rival—Canon Farrar before his return to Paris. The boldness and novelty of Mr Atiguatus Ilarrias venture at Drury Lane have found favour in the eyes of the public. Madame Augot in her gorgeous dress is drawing such audiences to the national ...

... dramatic treat. Mr Bunn's great practioel ex perienco in, and intimate acquaintance with dramatical matters—having leased the Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres in London for many years—render him peculiarly fitted to give such a lecture with good abet, ...

... Arnold is home, and has not thought of breasting the snowstorms of Berlin at the dreariest time of the year. The Pantomine Drury Lane has surpassed all previous attempts at sceuacular effect. The only fault to found with is that Aladdin being a worn-out ...

... the author has a profound admiration. She saw him for the last time in his dew(ot;•eoom during a matinfe of Dante at Drury Lane: On a previous oreasion_, a year or two before, be bed bitterly said, 'They are killing me '— the only plaint I ever beard ...

... the great cakes were cut with due solemnity. And even to this day there is still one mammoth cake cut behind the scenes at Drury Lane Theatre—the Jesuit of a special legacy which allows it to assume noble proportions. Plough Monday was another January ...

... hundred yards away at Peal's Station, chit roadway is front of which hes the reputstio• of tba most dangerous ppA in London. Drury Lane drams, mw style, is so math Lke in i 4 triumphs of engussering--entl +bat are D.L dramas het engineering I—that • sereotyped ...

... The flight of wild ducks which alarmed schoolboys to the Chriatmaa Pantomine at us from Paris on Saturday last with regard Drury Lane, and began to understand what to the discovery of a whole train of Royalist Punch meant by a cartoon at the pantomime plots ...

... the matinee at Drury Lane in aid of the fend for Serbian prisoners. queen Alexandre arrived early. and was accompanied by the Princess Royal, Princera Victoria. and Prisms& Maud. One is growing accustomed to the spectacle of • Drury Lane packed from Boor ...