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... more delightfully in evidence at the two great Opera Houses, Covent Garden with Tuition. and Drury Lane with Prigl'eh I rogrammes. Mr. Charles Manners at:Drury Lane is trying a laudable experiment in the yopular'Ring of English opera and English talent. The ...
... friend a lost most. Perhaps he has plenty of compensation in others that I may not possess. I went to the English opera at. Drury.lane the other evening, and helot •• The Flying Dutchman.•• I say heard advisedly, and Wagner's spinning mon is still riuging ...
... audience was that Miss Hylton was a treat, and other audiences this week will comp to the same conclusion. Johnny Danvers, of Drury-lane pantomime and of minstrel fame, sings humorous songs in humorous style and dances very comically. A smart turn is contributed ...
... has paired awes. She herself always maintained that she sang the part hi Sydney before the dig prodortinti of the opera in Drury Lane in November. the was well aenasinted with Its eaturstiwr„ the gifted Ant erratic Irishman William Vincent Wallace. who was ...
... burst forth., With the late Mr. Herbert Campbell the! deceased was for many years the centre of, attraction at the great Drury Lane pantomimes! in London, and his business we. always! side-splitting. He started on the stage as clog-dancer, very early ...
... 'Majesty's Theatre, will be taken by Mr. J. Fisher Vita. Mr. Hall Caine u Actor.—ln view of the forthcoming Production at Drury Lane next year of a dnunalie version of Mr. Hall Caine's novel, The Prodigal Son, which is to be published to-morrow, a copyright ...
... the Yorkshire town two combinations, with a band of fifty, and produce a list of operas on a scale, equal to that given at Drury Lane, any pro- ceeds, it being understood, going to educational purposes. The challenge was accepted; and the result so far is ...
... Member of the played throaelont Cscoelndill Beams the Illeedy•Maaa•r• Opera Compasy at the Covitnt Gard.. Opera Home aad Drury Lane Theatres, London. &eta may le looked is Circle sad Stalls, 3a GRAND THEATRE OF VARIETIES, ...
... operas hue had the benefit of the ex- A Ballnmbe telegram states q ui preparations are being made at ceptional ezperience at Drury Lane this peat ardihowe seat in Galway. summer. Theta the management have taken ! o i the Prinos of Wales , who t 1C330.1 from ...
... Crustiest, ?easy Presentieret, ie There AAA. eatitkAL CINDERELLA, By J. HICKORY WOOD (Author of tli:s year's and meet Drury Lane Pastonsissal. MATINEES: Handily. Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday. Dry. Seth . . 27th, Sethawl act), 1504: Mosday and Thursday ...
... bewilderins character. Drury Lone will have this and other rivalry, including the Hippodrome, to contend with, out I'll back Drury Lane to hold together its customary patrons. The suburban theatres will do all they can to content people with entertainments ...
... Cinderella. The libretto work of Mr. Hickory Wood, the gentleman ' is responsible for this year'■ pantomime produce,' at Drury Lane, and who has e u v considerable reputation for other libret•ce has provided the directorate of the meat oof politan theatre ...