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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Italian Opera season at Drury Lane Theatre began last night most auspiciously. The curtain rose upon the opening scene of Aida, the opera selected for the first performance of the series. In this, Signor Francesco Navarrini as ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tho Pyne aod Harriaoo management, which spreads 1 the national flag- to catch the aura popularis, and doubtless hopes to find in it a capital trada wind, produced last night a third-rate foreign opera called Martha in a very ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The manager's generous invitation to poor children of Londsjii to come and s*e ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The loud applause bestowed by the crowded audience on Saturday night upon the more striking incidents in the eventful drama, A Run of Luck, must have convinced the energetic Mr. Augustus Harris that it was a good stroke of managerial ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The efforts of the Saxe Coburg Company are character- ised by a considerable amount of ambition. Not content with exhibiting their talents in operas of a light order, the German artists have given Beethoven's Fidelio, and on Saturday ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. After a brief halt the Forty Thieves have resumed their triumphal march thus far into the middle ofthe year, an unprecedented performance, and but for the circum- stance that there are other dramatic worlds for the Drury Lane Alexander ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Der Wildschiitz, produced for the first time in London by the Saxe-Coburg Company last night at Drury Lane Theatre, is by many competent to judge held to be the best and most original of the long list of comic operas that Lortzing ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE M. Jullien's grand annual Bal Masque took place at the above theatre last night. The decorations of the salle were, as usual, of the most costly and gorgeous description. The splendid crystal curtain, which has not been permitted ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. “THE GREAT MILLIONAIRE, A New and Original Drama of Modern life, Cecil Raleigh. Joetpfa Lmmllm Campbell Mr. Fulton. Reginald Peyton Mr. Fabbkn Sodtab. Joshua Cagney « Mr. Chablcb Allan. Grant Mr. Julian Boros. William Baldwin ...
... DRURY LANE THEATE. The most greatly daring of that series of spectacular dramas which has formed the latest chapter in the eventful histoiy of this famous play -house waa produced on Satur- day night before one of those vast audiences, drawn from all ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Fillsd to overflowing with romantio adventure is the melodrama by Messr.. H. Pettitt and A. Harris, called Pluck, with which .he manager has commenced his autu-nu sraaon. Sensational indeed it is, ia tho fullest sense of that ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. TO THE EDITOU OF TilK MORNIN. POST, Sir, — Your correspondent Upper Circle has evidently let hia vexation override his veracity. No seats nor ob- structions of any kind are allowed in the gangways at Drury Lane. The temporary discomfort ...