... for- economical of the two, when coal is higher des, than 12s. 6d. per ton. int, SIR AuGuSTUS HARRIS. I it The les~see of Drury Lane Theatre saw his to pantomine for the first time tills week. He , t. was talran from rehear'sal on Christmas Eve tk suffering ...

... t-cs, and alked I-tr if shie ever went to the th(iatrt' Shiv said she did' not, He then said, Si '-if I g-t two tickets for Drury Lane will vou ga. SIite said she would with pleasure, and I it it-as ?? eish should apply for a late pa.ss The chapilait asked ...

... 'Flying Dutclhlntlc,' atid I a also took the part of the 'Earl of Long-ford ' I wlhen that Piece vtes first rodiuted at Drury Lane. After that I forsook cotnialt 091 oira for I aL year or tsvo, and have been getting through my list of concert and oratorio ...

... ' Marjorie comes a chango in The Roy,, Oak at ?? Theatre Royal this week. The dranta is one that has been staged , at Drury Lane Theatre, and, with a good company and efective mounting, it should prove attrac- tivo -. e GRAND THEATRE. d Melodrama is ...

... by Leopold 7 Wenzel, wviti some iddililonal utlitre by Mr. Johin E Crotik, tire will known intI popular eouduolor of 3 Drury *lane 'Tiheatre. Tile piece is under the per- i sonal direttio isrid stage manegement of Str t Augustus Harril, wiichl is in itself ...

... building a r and stock will exceed £200,000. tc AN ACTOR STABBED. I A Ferious accident occurred on Wednesdaynight at at Drury Lane Theatre doring the representation mo of Macbeth. In the last sdene, while Mr. W. Rignold and Mr. J. E. Bjarnes w~et fencing ...

... operated orn his subjects in 12min. 33sec. It was a close shave. TimR TnEATRES AT CHRISTmIAs. Besides the pantomimes at Drury Lane and the Lyceum and the re-opening ci Covent Garden with Mr. Holallad's Noah's Ark on Boxing Day, there will be no new ...

... nopalar s delusions and imposla-es will always find r votaries among ths uneducated, while that of f EDWARD TYREELL SMITH ,of Drury Lane v Theatre, well illustrates the fact that a police- n constable, if possessed of tact,maymake for- o tunesone after another ...

... to member for Canterbury. r- TuE CAsi. ROsA OPERA COMPANY. P The programme of the Carl Rosa opera se season, 1890, at the Drury Lane Theatre, is s, now (observes our London correspondent) s complete. The season will conmnmence on April 5. The forthcoming ...

... complicated machinery used for work- ing the ;Ship Scene in the nwr drama, a Flarge portion of the mechanism of the Drury- lane stage bas had to be renewed. i The following startling paragrarh appears 3in one of your Londoa evening contempor aries ...

... 'retains eeits aeputation as the Ci-ush) nighit pro-eminent at the thsatres. Not ocally the tn'o great rtpa~ntorniime theatres, Drury Lane and the 02Lyceum, hut every theatre in 'London is full etup to-nlight. If one walks down the Strand and in the region aound ...

... to Cardiff, hut she lies a world- arewide reputation, having been for years the moain- cle spring of the pantomnimnes at Drury Lane and ?? Garden. There is no better exponent of $d liveiy boys' parts on the English stage. She is a she charming singer and ...